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The Ultimate Memorial Day Gathering Guide
There’s a certain kind of outdoor gathering that lingers with you long after the evening ends. The glow of café lights overhead. Linen napkins moving softly in the breeze. Blackberry cocktails sweating against crystal glassware. A backyard filled with warmth, conversation, and the kind of effortless beauty that makes everyone want to stay a little longer. At Knockout Living Co., we believe outdoor living should feel just as layered and intentional as the spaces inside your ho
kristina5947
6 days ago4 min read


The Art of Elegant Outdoor Hosting This Memorial Day
Memorial Day weekend marks the beginning of outdoor living season. A time when patios glow a little longer at sunset, gardens begin to flourish, and homes naturally become gathering places for friends and family. But beyond the beauty of the season, Memorial Day also invites us to slow down and appreciate the moments that matter most: gathering around the table, sharing meaningful conversations, and creating traditions at home with the people we love. The most memorable o
kristina5947
May 144 min read


Mother’s Day Breakfast in the Garden
A Slow Morning Inspired by Intentional Living At Knockout Living Co., we’ve always believed that luxury is less about excess and more about how a space makes you feel. It’s the quiet moments.Fresh flowers gathered loosely in a vase. Coffee poured slowly while the morning sun comes through the trees.A table thoughtfully set, not for perfection, but for presence. This Mother’s Day, we’re leaning into the beauty of slow living with a garden breakfast designed to feel soft, welco
kristina5947
May 75 min read


How to Recreate a Luxury Resort Garden at Home
Inspired by a Weekend at Cloudland at McLemore There’s something about a place like Cloudland at McLemore that lingers with you long after you leave. Maybe it’s the way the landscape seems to melt into the horizon, or how every outdoor space feels intentional yet effortless. Perched high above the valley on Lookout Mountain, the resort is designed to blur the line between built and natural environments—where stone, wood, and plantings feel like they belong exactly where they
kristina5947
May 24 min read
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