Editor’s Note: this is the second chapter in a working novel. Click here to read Chapter 1. All material belongs to the author and may not be republished or copied without written consent. Should you want to publish this story, well please let us know by emailing editor(at)prettysouthern.com In our large family home, the intercom… Read more »
Editor’s Note: this is the first chapter in a working novel. All material belongs to the author and may not be republished or copied without written consent. Should you want to publish this story, well please let us know by emailing editor(at)prettysouthern.com My Christian name is Vivienne Grace Cunningham but for my whole life, I’ve… Read more »
Inspired by the South’s most famous fruit I have gathered some of the prettiest peachy finds for your home and wardrobe. Peach is popular in fashion and interior design right now but it is always a perfect summer hue for anyone living in the South. Peach is a universally easy color to wear, setting off… Read more »
The High Museum of Art is now in the final weeks of its Picasso to Warhol exhibit. This is the first time the collection has been available in the Southeast featuring the work of fourteen impressionist artists. New York’s Museum of Modern Art was kind enough to send the pieces to Atlanta for a few… Read more »
Pollen season is almost over. Before the mosquitoes hit, get out to enjoy Springtime in the South. Y’all, now is the prime time for bike rides, lazy afternoons, and picnics. Why not shake up the traditional picnic by hosting a pastel picnic party with more style and whimsy? Instead of the traditional plastic utensils and… Read more »
There’s an affliction cast upon Southern households in the months of January ’til April and that’s not having fresh flowers to put in a centerpiece. Nothing really blooms in the South during these months so we are forced to find new, alternative methods of showcasing pretty buds. This European example has given us some new… Read more »