Continuing their series of favorite throwback episodes, Liz, Caroline, and Taryn reminisce on memorable conversations with past guests before shining a special light on Ep. 318* with Brooke and Layla Gianetti.

Liz urges listeners to listen in to the story of the Gianettis, exploring their transformative journey from California to Tennessee to establish Patina Meadow. Discover the harmonious blend of farming and design and the lessons learned from this unique lifestyle shift. Gain insights into biodynamic farming, developing vibrant garden spaces, and how they are building a community through creativity and collaboration.**

*This throwback episode was originally published 7/18/2023

**Follow along with this throwback episode's decorating dilemma on the How to Decorate Blog: https://bit.ly/3BMzHtd

What You'll Hear This Episode:

• 00:00 Introduction to Ballard Designs Podcast


• 01:45 Liz's Most Memorable Guests and Episodes


• 04:00 Reminiscing on the Giannetti Family Episodes


• 07:36 Interview with Brooke and Layla Gianetti


• 11:11 Life at Patina Meadow


• 25:57 Biodynamic Farming and Gardening


• 31:13 The Bloomery and Future Plans


• 36:57 Balancing Work and Farm Life


• 37:44 The Unexpected Arrival of Baby Guinea Fow


• 39:19 The Origin of Patina Home and Garden


• 43:04 Discovering Pottery and Teaching Classes


• 44:58 Building a Community Through Art and Learning


• 51:23 Design Work and Future Projects


• 59:31 Decorating Dilemma: Adding Color and Warmth


• 01:12:13 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Also Mentioned:

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  Patina Home & Garden | Website


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  @velvetandlinen | Instagram


• 
  Ep. 84: Susan Ferrier | Podcast Episode


• 
  Ep. 338 w/ Kathy Graham | Podcast Episode


• 
  Ep. 217 w/ Philip Mitchell | Podcast Episode


• 
  Ep. 66 w/ Kristin Kong | Podcast Episode


• 
  Ep. 158 w/ Katie Ritter | Podcast Episode


• 
  Shop Now at Ballard Designs | Ballard Designs Website

Tune in next week where Taryn will pick her favorite throwback in Part 3 of 3 of our decorating throwback series. Until then, happy decorating!