Anderson Design Studio Created A Retro Design Project In Nashville – The RCA Studio A is one of the most iconic places in Nashville, Texas, since the 1960s and just suffered an extreme makeover thanks to the local design studio. Discover more about this inspiring design project in here!
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The Anderson Design Studio has renovated one of Nashville‘s most famous music studios on Music Row. The Nashville-based design firm wanted to give this iconic place a new retro feel, so they created a unique design project that is all about the mid-century modern design. The RCA Studio A renovation is one of their most famous interior design projects and was created by Kathy Anderson. They enhanced the buildings retro feel with a clean mid-century modern design that highlights RCA Studio A‘s most famous musicians!
For 20 years, the Anderson Design Studio is recognized for delivering the highest quality, professional service and consistently meeting the client’s needs in regards to style, budget, time, and functionality. The retro design project was created by Kathy Anderson and features the iconic elements that are associated with the studio’s history, like the “RCA Victor” sign out front for all to see, thanks to the help of the preservationist, Aubrey Preston.
Some of the country’s greatest musicians, like Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, and Charley Pride recorded at the new RCA Studio A before the independent studios expanded into the area. “What we’re talking about is paying homage to the environment that Chet [Atkins] and Owen [Bradley] envisioned when they built this, and when they worked here,” explained Aubrey Preston.
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The mid-century modern design project cost $500 000 and subsumed the original office space, the co-working space, and a smaller music studio. Besides the incredible mid-century furniture designs, the famous Nashville studio features a new 60s style terrazzo floor in the lobby. The good news is that today, anybody can record in the hallowed rooms of iconic RCA Studio A.
