ROSIEOS
Welcome to Rosie O’s. The house rumoured to have belonged to Elvis’s guitar player. Lovingly restored by London born musician, Rosie Bones, over the course of two years. Gently guiding it from 1977 to the modern day. Located in the music city Nashville and available to rent for any creative ideas your brain can manifest as well as short stay rentals. Perfect for anyone wanting a slice of quirky luxury while in town making music or memories.
Let’s make magic.
tHE MUSIC ROOM
Pour a drink at the bar, listen to your favourite record or go full animal behind the drum kit. This space has been designed for “play”. For late night Martinis and early morning sing a longs. It’s where memories, music and hangovers are made.
tHE LIVING ROOM
The living room is dominated by a massive c shaped couch. Shake off the day off and enjoy the home cinema, while your ear boxes are serenaded by the sounds of the indoor water fall. The jungle wall will provide you with all the fresh oxygen your heart could possibly desire.
OUTDOORS
Slide back the 8 foot patio doors to bring the outdoors in. Chill in one of the two patio areas surrounded by massive trees who have undoubtably seen a lot of goings on in this house. Make a drink at the outdoor bar.
tHE DINING ROOM
No matter the standard of cooking you will feel like your having a fine dining experience in my luxurious honey wood panelled dining room. Set the table for 10 using the beautiful hand picked vintage crockery and make some wonderful new memories.
tHE KITCHEN
A vintage dream in green. Live out your American sitcom fantasy in the breakfast booth. Let the massive marble counter tops host all and any of your culinary adventures.
tHE LAUNDRY ROOM
I wanted to make a moment out of the mundane and make the laundry room as inviting as possible. It’s like a trophy room housing all my special things. From Grammy medals to the flight suit I renovated the house in.
tHE BATHROOM
It is a golden rule in a home to have a “Novelty downstairs bathroom”. This is actually the first room I decorated when I started this process. The theme (started with) “Photos of anybody in a cowboy hat”. But as I deep dived into estate sales I started including all manor of sentimentalities from peoples lives. Their family photos, cheques, postcards and, the crowning glory, an old man from Nashvilles match book collection. Collected from the places he has visited through out his life. Nothing brings me more joy that giving a home to peoples lost treasures. You get the feeling of “lives lived” in this bathroom. Heaven.
