I’ve been listening to Holly Williams’ hauntingly beautiful album “The Highway” a lot lately, so I was excited to see her home featured in Country Living.
She decorated her 107-year-old cottage in Nashville with a mix of family heirlooms and antiques. She shares her home with husband Chris Coleman and daughter Stella June, who was born last year.
Holly doesn’t just sing. She owns two shops in Nashville: H. Audrey and White’s Mercantile. I had a chance to do some shopping at White’s Mercantile when I was in Franklin and snapped these pics:
It was such a cute place in the historic downtown part of Franklin. Loved it.
If you’re in the area, be sure to stop by the shop to see it for yourself.
Holly Williams’ website says: “She may be from a famous family – country legend Hank Williams Jr. is her father – but don’t expect rhinestones and cowboy hats. Holly’s style embodies a modern-day chic simplicity.”
Are you a fan of hers, too?
Update: Holly Williams now has an adorable cottage that she renovated
in Leiper’s Fork and you can rent it on your next vacation in Tennessee:
To read the article about Holly Williams’ house, visit Country Living
(story by Laurren Welch, photography by Paul Costello).
Kay says
So. I love this! I am kind of obsessed with old-school interior shutters, as seen in that photo with the cute couple + their guitars. Oh, + a fiddle leaf fig in the same picture. JC Penneys for the shutters + ?? I don’t-know-where for the houseplant!
Jessica says
I love this house! Full of unique treasures and style. The side table in the entrance hall is the most unusual and beautiful piece of furniture!
Jessica – Wallpaper Ink
Laura says
I saw this in Country Living. I love her house, and I’m not usually a fan of white walls. But those leather club chairs! That fabulous kitchen! The cool dining room wallpaper and the great mix of pictures in the entry hall! I love it – so individual and non-decorator-y. The only thing I don’t care for so much is the giant clock. Too Pottery Barn catalog for me.
Wendy says
Love it. Love the simplicity and the rustic mixed in. I agree with everything Laura said too.
Alie B says
Beautiful old home. That kitchen is the bomb! I’ll check out her music. She’s got great style.
sharon / theprincipledtype.blogspot.com says
Yup, exactly, commenter Laura. Everything (including the kitchen sink!), but the oversized clock.
Aria says
One word: perfection. I like how each room is not overdone, or cluttered. Looks like a very calming space. Love, love, love the black metal bed *swoon*; and the bar stools add a nice rustic touch – I think it’s fantastic when the old can be worked in with the new. A truly beautiful home!
Esther George says
Hi Julia, I have been sitting here under my blanket with the heaters on and it’s only 5.25 in the evening it’s dark already and I’m a wuss in winter. Thanks to your beautiful blog ( I have been catching up) or revisiting. I love this home and the kitchen I’m jealous (in a good way). Thank you for sharing beauty. Till next time regards Esther from Sydney. PS enjoy your warm weather.
hookedonhouses says
Hi Esther! It’s actually been kind of chilly here this week, too. We had to turn the heat on, even though it’s June. I’m not a fan of cold weather, either. Stay warm! 🙂
cindy hattersley says
Enjoyed every minute of this wonderful home!