On the menu today is beautiful and bright tabletops sure to bring a sunny smile to your face! I don’t know about you, but I have been STARVING for new tabletop goodies to play with and I am so happy that it is finally that time of year! Although it hasn’t been feeling like Spring these last … [Read more...]
Rustic Elegance: “Outlander” Inspired Tablescape with Suzanne Zingg
In the time I have owned Nell Hill’s, I have been so fortunate to meet the most amazing designers and artists around Kansas City (and beyond). I find so much inspiration from talking with like-minded creatives about style and design. One of these talented souls is local tablescape artist Suzanne … [Read more...]
Getting Set For Thanksgiving 2020
What a wild ride 2020 had been so far! I can’t believe that we are approaching the holiday season so rapidly. For many families (mine included), this year’s holiday celebrations are going to look a little different. While I won’t be hosting a grand dinner full of family and friends, I still want … [Read more...]
Transitioning Into Fall Tabletops
Since I spent last week’s blog post officially welcoming Autumn 2020 into the shop, what better way to keep the festivities going than by giving a tour of our first couple of fall tablescapes? Now, I promise I am not getting carried away (completely, at least) in my fall celebration. I know Autumn … [Read more...]
Spring Open House 2020 Recap
I know we are still technically a little way off from the first official day of spring, but that’s no longer stopping us from celebrating the new season! After this weekend at our Spring Open House I am going full steam ahead into springtime. One of my favorite parts of being the steward of … [Read more...]
Transitioning Your Tables for Spring
My my my how the tables have turned… turned into spring that is! It seems like just a few weeks ago I was making sure that Santa didn’t come crashing down from his centerpiece perch and now we are already getting the shop ready for our upcoming Spring Open House event! I wanted to capture a bit of … [Read more...]