From millennial pink to Barbie pink, there is always a shade of the rosy hue that is dominating interior design trends – for summer 2026, it's 'peige.' A portmanteau of 'pink' and 'beige' the muted hue has all the magic of the former with the versatility of the latter, and it's everywhere. Even Dolly Parton is taking notes, and her latest collection features a gorgeous striped peige vase (available at Walmart).

If you're considering bringing this new neutral into your home, Dolly's design is the perfect place to start.

At under $17, and specked with black and white, it is elegant yet accessible, ideal for adding a peige pop to any corner that needs a touch of design excellence. Decorating with pink has never been so easy.

Plaster pink tones like peige are popular because they are incredibly versatile and easy to fit in with an existing scheme.

'One of peige's greatest strengths is its ability to add warmth without dominating a scheme,' explains Magdalena Gierasinksa, a design expert at Barker and Stonehouse. 'I recommend it for lounges where homeowners want to introduce color subtly. It creates an elegant backdrop that pairs effortlessly with everything from dark woods to contemporary black accents.'

The subtle stripes of Dolly's vase make peige feel slightly more interesting, serving as an accent rather than a backdrop.

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Whether or not peige is your color, there is a Dolly Parton designed vase with your name on it. Here are our editors' picks from her most recent curation.

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We all appreciate decor and storage solutions, but when an idea blends both seamlessly, it is truly special – especially when that inspiration comes from Dolly Parton.

The iconic singer recently shared a glimpse of her modern farmhouse dining room during a spring dinner with her sister. While her red-and-white china looks lovely on the table, the dishes truly shine in the artful cabinet behind them.

China cabinets have stood as dining room storage staples for centuries, but Dolly’s stands out in two personalized ways: it is upcycled with a hand-painted floral design that mirrors her plates, and it features open-concept storage that puts her collection on full display. To get her look, I love this farmhouse-style piece from Wayfair. It sadly doesn't feature floral illustrations like Dolly's, but its ability to showcase your favorite china remains the same.

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The hand-painted nature of Parton’s cabinet aligns with a major interior design trend for 2026. As we move through the early months of the year, eco-friendly paint company Thorndown noted that searches for ‘upcycled furniture’ have soared.

Caroline Thornborough, Design Director, stated: 'As we head into another season, worries about the cost of living are at the fore. That, combined with a rising interest in sustainability, drives people to get more creative and give upcycling a go.' This bespoke approach elevates a space, making it feel entirely unique as the home transitions into a fresh, vibrant aesthetic for the warmer months ahead.

This open-concept dining room storage is also an emerging favorite. From the homes of Anne Hathaway and Courteney Cox to Eva Mendes, this look is appearing in some of the world’s most high-profile eating spaces.

Megan Slack, Head of Celebrity Style at Homes & Gardens, explains: 'As we have moved away from minimalism and towards more personalized interiors, open shelving has become an increasingly popular look. Not only does the trend allow you to bring your unique design style to any space, but it is easy to switch out when you grow bored of the style.' It is the perfect way to display seasonal ceramics or floral-patterned dishes as the garden begins to bloom.

To replicate Parton’s style, start by choosing a dinnerware set that sparks joy. Arrange the pieces at varying heights and angles across your open shelves to mimic the icon's curated look.

For the cabinet itself, consider purchasing something vintage or pre-owned to provide a sense of history and character. Personalize the piece in whatever way you see fit – perhaps with a soft pastel palette for the new season. It is time to treat decor and storage as a single, cohesive unit, and Parton’s upcycled china cabinet is the perfect inspiration to begin your home's transformation. For more tips, be sure to explore our guide on how best to decorate shelves.

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You can't help but feel happy and positive about the warmer weather to come when you look at this image of Dolly Parton taken at her Dollywood home in 1995. It's bursting with natural color that feels so summery and uplifting, making us want to fling open the doors to our own outdoor space at the first glimmer of sunshine. She created the look with a combination of white and yellow Crysanthemums, and vibrant orange foliage.

Growing Crysanthemums is such an easy way to bring plentiful and long-lasting color to a summer garden.

Head of Gardens, Rachel Bull, shares her advice on planting these, and other colorful perennials to ensure your garden will be a Dolly-worthy riot of color by mid-summer. I've also recommended some buys below from Crysanthemum seeds (Amazon), to cheerful accessories, like this yellow watering can (Target), to help you get started.

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There's something really nostalgic about Crysanthemums. I'll always remember them growing in my grandmother's market garden in all shades of yellow – from buttery soft to almost-ochre – and even rich oranges and pinks when I was a child, growing up in the 1990's. So this image of Dolly Parton's 1995 Dollywood garden takes me right back. Vases of the sun-burst blooms would fill my grandparents' home and, of course, by default (as there was always a glut), ours, throughout the summer months, when they were in full bloom. And Dolly's yellow, orange, and white palette leans even further into that retro vibe – it feels almost 70s in fact.

If you love the idea of bringing this look, created by nostalgic plants your grandparents used to grow, to your garden, but are concerned that you might be too late, Rachel is here to set your mind at ease and help you on your floral journey. 'If you're starting to panic that you've missed the window for bulb planting and you're worried there won't be enough color in your garden, do not fret,' Rachel reassures.

'There are lots of stunning blooms and shrubs you can plant now with late summer and fall color in mind, and one of those flowers is chrysanthemums.'

'Planting them now will give these nostalgic blooms time to establish in the soil before it gets too warm, encouraging vigorous growth and lots of flowers by summer,' says Rachel. And if you want to avoid making these common Crysanthemum mistakes, be sure to heed this advice: 'They love a sunny position, but need consistent watering to stay healthy.'

If you prefer, you could choose to grow Crysanthemums in pots, as Dolly Parton has in her Dollywood garden, which means you'll have more flexibility on where to place them and be able to move them into the most sun-filled spot in your garden.

If we haven't quite convinced you of the beauty of these retro blooms, try these Crysanthemum alternatives to grow instead. Or, Rachel advises, 'Other perennials you could plant now include heleniums (sneezeweed), dahlias and asters, all of which have long blooming seasons and will give you flowers well into the fall.'

We also love the beautiful orange color that creates a backdrop to Dolly Parton's Crysanthemum display. Whilst it's not instantly identifiable from the archive image, you could get a similar look from a trumpet vine. And Rachel advises: 'For vibrant foliage, you cannot beat Japanese maple trees (acers), which also make fantastic trees for pots if you have limited space to grow in.'

Once your nostalgic garden starts to come into full bloom in the summer you'll be keen to learn how to keep Crysanthemums blooming for longer to bring a lengthy supply of sunshiney cheer to your garden and home.

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It's certainly no secret that I'm a minimalist, and my favorite celebrity kitchens follow a sleek, clean aesthetic inspired by my own clear countertops. The only thing I love more than a minimalist kitchen, however, is Dolly Parton – and in style that's true to her personality, her kitchen is filled with fun-loving, colorful accessories that are a testament to her warm, light-hearted spirit. They're a reflection of the figure behind the home – something that, I admit, my minimalistic kitchen was lacking, until now, at least.

This is where the idea of 'curated clutter' comes into play. This concept involves intentionally filling a space with eclectic items in a thoughtful, aesthetically pleasing, and personal way. Dolly's white kitchen is the ultimate blueprint.

Her countertops and open shelves replace utilitarian appliances with design-led accessories, including house figurines (like these from Wayfair), pink rattan baskets (also at Wayfair), and a glass flamingo (at Amazon), naturally. I've rounded up some buys inspired by her iconic space below.

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I am not alone in my observations. Bo Hellberg, CMO at Scandinavian design icon String Furniture, echoes my newfound argument, reiterating how 'clutter should be seen differently in a kitchen.

'Curated clutter in the kitchen embraces the idea of a curated, yet layered, aesthetic that adds depth and narrative to a space. It’s not about excess, but rather the artful arrangement of objects, textures, and materials that reflect individuality and evoke a sense of personality in the kitchen,' he says.

'By incorporating elements that can evolve with a space, whether through the integration of unique design pieces or versatile storage systems, curated clutter becomes a way to craft personalised and dynamic spaces that are both functional and visually striking.'

I confess, Dolly’s kitchen has made me rethink my own approach entirely. I’m not about to abandon my love of clean lines and clear countertops, but I’ve realised that a kitchen can be both calm and characterful. Curated clutter, when done thoughtfully, doesn’t disrupt a space; it adds a personality my counters never had before. These are the details that turn a kitchen from simply stylish into something that feels truly lived-in.

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White kitchens are by no means ground-breaking in their aesthetic, but they are certainly mainstays for very good reason. There is a crisp, clean quality to a white kitchen, and endless ways to customize it, as proven by Dolly Parton.

The country legend recently shared a photo of her pristine kitchen on Instagram. Featuring sleek marble countertops, neutral geometric tiles, and classic matte cabinets, the chosen features work together to create a timeless, sophisticated look where the use of subtle texture shines.

When considering white kitchen ideas, varying finishes are the key to a dynamic space rather than a flat one, and it's easy to recreate. It sounds so simple, but it's a layered decorating trick that stops Dolly's space from feeling sterile. Mixing a tiled backsplash with marble counters and wooden kitchen cabinets keeps her space warm and well-curated: A reminder of this hue's evergreen, trend-transecting power.

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To replicate Dolly's look, opt for a mix of textured pieces, like this marble utensil holder from Crate & Barrel, with ceramic accessories, like this glazed white bowl from Amazon. I've inclued more chic kitchen buys below, as well as delved deeper into the details of why Dolly's kitchen design will truly endure.

Design experts add that white kitchens are beloved in part because they are so versatile and palatable.

'White kitchens exude a sense of cleanliness and spaciousness that is hard to match,' says designer Nina Lichtenstein. 'The color white reflects light, making even the smallest kitchens feel open and airy. This timeless appeal ensures that white kitchens remain relevant regardless of changing trends. The neutral palette acts as a blank backdrop, allowing for endless customization and personalization, whether you favor a minimalist modern look or a more traditional style.'

It's also worth highlighting that this particular shot of Dolly's kitchen is filled with beautiful contrast through the pink and red accessories. From statement artwork to kitchenware, candle holders, and more, there are plenty of easy ways to subtly inject a chic accent color and welcoming sense of contrast into your all-white scheme.

Ultimately, Dolly Parton’s kitchen is a masterclass in how a white palette can feel anything but flat. By layering textures, from marble kitchen countertops and matte cabinets to warm wooden accents, she proves that simplicity and sophistication can coexist effortlessly.

Whether you are planning a full remodel or just looking for subtle design inspiration, her approach is a reminder that the secret to a timeless white kitchen is not just the color itself but the thoughtful details that bring it to life.

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While white kitchens will always feel sophisticated, I admit, I was quick to typecast other neutrals (particularly cream and beige with black hardware) as too boring for my modern kitchen. While I always respected how these neutrals looked in more traditional settings, I had no desire to combine them in my home until I caught sight of Dolly's kitchen.

In her home, Dolly (who has actually turned 80 today!) brings these conventionally safe colors to life in ways I didn't think were possible. The secret lies in her strategic use of subtly patterned tiles across her backsplash, which feel quietly sophisticated against her cream cabinets.

Prior to seeing this neutral kitchen, I always felt that pairing beige and cream felt a little too outdated. However, I'd swap kitchens with Dolly in a heartbeat.

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While Dolly's kitchen may have sparked my newfound fondness for these hues, David Balko, a kitchen expert at Wren, explains that I am not alone in my feelings. In 2026, the kitchen color trends are set to shift toward earthiness – and this starts with soft neutrals, just like the creams and beiges seen in Dolly's space.

According to David, customers are increasingly selecting mushroom, beige, clay, and soft neutrals, 'reflecting a need for emotional ease and subtlety in the home.' Similarly, 'bright kitchens have seen a decline, grey kitchens are decreasing in popularity, but neutrals still reign supreme.'

After catching a glimpse of Dolly's space, I understand their popularity. There's something inherently calming about the timelessness of how she's decorated with neutrals. It feels grounded, while proving to me that such hues don't need to be boring – especially when paried together. Plus, if there's ever a day to celebrate her genius, both inside her home and on the stage, it's today.

It's been the look that has dominated the 2025 festive season: the Ralph Lauren Christmas aesthetic has come in full force with a penchant for plaid, reds and greens, and cozy, comfortable materials and accessories.

Dolly Parton is even partaking in the trend, having recently shared a snap of her living room set-up on Instagram. A Ralph Lauren Christmas signifier we couldn't help but admire is the array of candles decorating Dolly's mantel, with some even sitting in the fireplace.

An interior design trend that can extend beyond the holidays, decorating with candles is a fantastic way to create a warm, inviting living area, and we are inclined to replicate the space.

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According to design experts, the candles are a major aspect of the traditional-inspired Ralph Lauren aesthetic.

'This season sees a revival of heritage styling, drawing from rich countryside influences and the classic Ralph Lauren aesthetic,' Josh Branigan, a furniture and home interiors expert at uhomeware retailer Cuckooland, explains. 'The focus is on deep, comforting tones such as hunter green and burgundy, paired with aged brass, crystal glassware, and sleek, understated ornaments.'

He continues, 'To bring this trend in, pair dark tartans with elegant glassware, vintage brass candlesticks, and simple greenery. The aim is to create a cosy yet sophisticated setting that feels both traditional and refreshed. Embrace the nostalgic side of the look with layered textures, soft lighting, and treasured vintage finds to achieve that elevated, fireside mood.'

To get the look, try experimenting with candles of different shapes and sizes, like these tree-style taper candles, and pair them with metallic accessories, like these brass candlestick holders, for maximum impact. If this look is Dolly-approved, who can argue?

Candles are practically synonymous with Christmas, functioning as decor and in some cases, aromatherapy. Dolly Parton is showing us that there are creative ways to style candles on your tree, having shared a retro photo to her Instagram page of one of her old trees.

The clip-on candles make the perfect last-minute accessory, adding volume and a hint of whimsy to any tree (not to mention serving as a creative replacement for traditional string lights). We love the way Dolly has styled hers amid beaded, wood garlands, metallic ornaments, and an angel tree-topper.

To bring this Christmas tree idea to life, we recommend this gorgeous set of 10 clip-on candles from Wayfair, which would pair beautifully with this wooden-beaded garland from Bed Bath & Beyond. It's stylish enough to keep up after Christmas.

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'What sets Dolly Parton’s holiday tree apart is not just the clip-on candles themselves. It is the way she layers them with texture, color, and a sense of playful nostalgia,' comments Megan Slack, the head of Celebrity Style at Homes & Gardens.

'Unlike typical string-light displays, her approach creates a three-dimensional, tactile look that feels both retro and fresh. The combination of warm candlelight, beaded wood garlands, metallic ornaments, and a classic angel topper makes her tree feel curated yet effortlessly whimsical.'

Plus, as Megan adds, Dolly's tree reminds us that, when it comes to holiday decor, you don't need to follow the rules. It can reflect charm, humor, and a touch of glamour just like Dolly herself.

Nostalgia is a powerful force. It revived the '80s, '90s, and now it's coming for 2000s design. When we think of the early 2000s, there is nothing more emblematic of the period than the warm woods, welcoming textures, and inviting hues of the Tuscan kitchen. Dolly Parton is the first harbinger of their return.

The singer purchased her classic Brentwood, Tennessee home in 1999, and has lived there ever since. Though much of the home is traditional, a recent Instagram post revealed that her Tuscan-style kitchen has major character.

It features a light terracotta backsplash, black finishes, and brown-veined countertops. Touches of wood through wooden cutting boards (like this beautiful acacia board from Crate + Barrel) bring a hint of the natural world into the space.

However, Dolly's kitchen is distinct from the Tuscan kitchens of our youth in one important aspect: instead of wooden cabinets, she has opted for all white upper kitchen cabinets. This transports the look into 2025 while maintaining the roots of what makes the look special.

The popularity of the look is far from limited to Dolly's home. 2025 takes on the Tuscan kitchen look will combine modern innovations in kitchen design with the storied, nostalgic look.

Mike Whitfield, luxury interior expert at LUSSO explains the interior design trend, stating: 'Although minimalist and modern aesthetics have dominated the design scene over the past decade, it is clear that a shift in perspective is happening. The romantic appeal of Tuscan design is creeping back into homes, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms, as homeowners seek more grounded, soulful interiors that are layered and lived in.'

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So, what are the qualities of the Italian kitchen design style we will see going into the new year? As Dolly's kitchen shows, the look features a blend of materials with a warm neutral color palette.

Mike explains: 'Tuscan-style interiors are characterised by rich textures, weathered finishes, and a sun-drenched colour palette, embodying the rustic charm of countryside homes in Italy. What makes the Tuscan kitchen in particular so timeless is its ability to blend function with visual richness. Deep farmhouse-style sinks paired with arched kitchen taps, open wood shelving, and solid stone countertops are all examples of staple design choices that help to bring both authenticity and luxury to the forefront.'

Fortunately, recreating the look comes down to simply choosing the right materials. 'Natural materials play a crucial role in Tuscan kitchens,' advises Mike. 'Stone in particular is a defining feature, ageing beautifully and adding character over time, while warm terracotta or travertine tiles provide a sense of warmth that grounds the space in tradition. These are inherently social spaces, designed for gathering, breaking bread, and spending time with loved ones, so flow and layout are just as important as the materials chosen for such spaces.'

As nostalgia continues to shape our interiors, the homes of our youths become the blueprint for beautiful spaces. With Dolly Parton's approval, the Tuscan kitchen revival just might one of our favorite looks.

We have long sung our praises for the Lodge Cast Iron line, with our Kitchen editor, Lydia Hayman, calling their lodge skillet 'utilitarian yet incredibly durable,' in her review, going as far as to say that it 'could easily last a lifetime.'

Imagine our delight, then, when we discovered that Dolly Parton has introduced holiday pans to the brand's range, and there's a discounted price for Black Friday.

Coming in at a cool $39.90, the 10-inch Chef Collection Skillet now features a 'Have A Holly Dolly Christmas' slogan that is practically made to be hung in the kitchen during the holiday period.

In terms of the pan's specs, Lydia explains that she prefers this one to nonstick options because of its versatility and even cooking abilities.

'I tested the Lodge Chef Collection skillet last month, and was blown away by how well it performed for the price,' she says. 'I got great browning on meatballs (nothing stuck to the pan), and I deglazed the fond into a delicious mushroom sauce. I even fried eggs in it without sticking, which was a surprise to me. The surface is quite rough, but it feels durable, and it's easy to season. I've been telling everyone to toss out their cheap non-stick pans and just get this instead. It will last decades of safe cookery.'

Below, we have rounded up some of our other favorite picks from Dolly's collaboration with the South Pittsburgh brand, including a delightful Butterfly Cake Pan, and a giftable Mini Guitar Skillet.

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Dolly Parton has never been one for subtlety, and Christmas is not the time to start. This year, we're taking notes from the singer's unapologetically over-the-top decor style.

The icon herself shared her Christmas tree idea in an Instagram post last year wishing fans a happy holiday from her charming, country style home in Brentwood, Tennessee. It features a silver, gold and green color scheme, with each surface covered in seasonal flair. Red ribbon (like this one from Amazon) adorns the tree and stretches across the piano. From the oversized ornaments on the tree to the large star on top, to the garlands draped over the mantel, every inch is an ode to Christmas.

According to designers, Dolly's style aligns perfectly with this year's Christmas trends. Josh Branigan, Interiors Expert at homeware retailer Cuckooland predicts the rise of 'Go Big or Go Home' design for Christmas 2025, where we are seeking bolder, more over-the-top, and eye-catching designs than ever before.

Josh explains: 'We’re going bigger and bolder with festive decorations this year. Oversized trimmings will be used for a bolder statement, adding festive cheer and drama. Eye-catching pieces will include large bows - and plenty of them, according to this year’s trends - and gigantic baubles for a show-stopping effect.'

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What is the reason for this bigger, bolder shift? Not only is it stunning, but it also taps into this year's desire for bringing joy and brightness into our holiday interiors. An impulse similar to nostalgia, 2025's decor embodies a longing to capture the happiness of celebrating Christmas as a child.

Josh states: 'Oversized decor creates visual impact and can serve as focal points throughout the home. This theme follows similar impacts of other festive trends to inject joy with an eclectic yet stylish aesthetic.'

Though minimalism has its time and place, Dolly Parton's tree shows that Christmas is not either. When our decor gets bolder and brighter, so does the joy of the holidays. This Christmas, we suggest thinking about how you can make your holiday display more over-the-top than you might have previously considered.

If you don't quite have the pieces yet, shop more nostalgic Christmas decor with our stunning curation of some of our Editors' favorite pieces.

Lodge has been perfecting cast iron since 1896 in South Pittsburg, Tennessee – just a stone’s throw from Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain home. Now, the two Southern icons have collaborated to create something special: four colorful Dolly Parton Dutch ovens with the singer's signature sparkle.

I was thrilled when Dolly first teamed up with Lodge, bringing her enigmatic sense of style and humor to the best cast iron cookware. Her 2025 cast iron range was inspired by 'things that bring me joy and are made in Tennessee', featuring charming illustrations of butterflies and guitars, along with playful nods to her lyrics, like: Jolene, Please Don’t Take My Pan!

The latest Dolly Parton Dutch oven is packed with even more maximalist joy, with bold colorways and festive style, yet also delivering ultra-functional performance, starting at just $89.99, exclusively at Lodge.

Renowned for producing durable, high-quality cookware at affordable prices, Lodge's best Dutch ovens have been a staple in American kitchens for generations. I've actually just finished testing one for this Lodge Dutch oven review (spoiler alert: it made me re-consider the question: 'Is Le Creuset worth the money?'

Ideal for slow-cooked chilis, casseroles, cobblers, and even baking bread, Dolly’s Dutch oven comes in four fabulous colorways with equally fun names that reference the singer's hits: Blush & Bashful, Hard Candy Christmas, Mountain Mist, and Islands in the Stream.

There are also three sizes to choose from – a petite three-quart Dutch oven (excellent for one or two portions), as well as more classic five-quart and seven-quart versions for family-style meals.

For me, the best part is that Lodge Dutch ovens are made without PFAS (also known as forever chemicals), offering the best non-toxic cookware experience, with sturdy materials that won't flake or leach harmful substances into your food.

Lodge says: ‘The dutch oven’s porcelain enameled surface can stand up to acidic ingredients, marinate foods, and even store leftovers in the fridge.’ It certainly makes life a lot easier.

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Lodge is one of my tried-and-tested best cast iron cookware brands, so you can't really go wrong with any of their pieces. These Dolly designs just add extra kitsch to the functional performance.

I’m guessing we might be spotting a Dolly Parton Dutch Oven in Hard Candy Christmas or Mountain Mist Purple in Dolly Parton's pink and white kitchen.

It’s part of a wider trend I've spotted for retro, joyful maximalism – Anthropologie’s kitsch Christmas collection is leading the pack. And if that’s not your style, don’t worry: we’ve got tons more seasonal dinner party themes to inspire you.

As Thanksgiving approaches, I've been researching inspiration for my tablescape, and I'm thinking I might try something new. I've been a trenchant maximalist for years, outfitting my table in a range of colors, bright flowers, and bold placecards. Dolly Parton's setup has me reconsidering.

The "9 to 5" singer took to Instagram to share a heartwarming snap, enjoying last year's Thanksgiving meal with her sister, and it's full of fall table decor ideas. Dolly's table taps into traditional, Americana aesthetics with a warm modern twist.

It features brown china plates, rattan placemats, and brown linen napkins. Dolly serves her stuffing and turkey in pretty white dishware. A tiny gourd and orange flowers add a hint of seasonal flair. One glance and maximalist tableware is the last thing on my mind.

How does Dolly make her fall table decor so alluring that it completely changed my worldview? For one, she chose a beautifully coordinated color scheme. Rather than working to contrast the natural wood of her dining table as I'd been taught to do, Dolly leans into the predetermined shade. She selected brown plates, brown napkins, and brown glasses in different shades to create a rich, layered feel. Varied textures keep it interesting.

Better yet, this design eliminates the need for a tablecloth.

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Minimalist dining table decor is a great option because you only need to choose a few pieces to make your 'scape feel complete. Here are a few of my favorites for emulating Dolly's timeless style.

I love the way Dolly integrates subtle seasonal accents in a way that feels elevated rather than kitschy. For instance, decorating with pumpkins can sometimes look a bit gimmicky, but Dolly's choice of a single white gourd alludes to the holiday without forcing it. Her bouquet of fall-leaf-colored flowers has a similar effect.

This season, throw your preconceptions of what 'your style' is out the window. Instead, rely on inspiration that strikes you in the moment, causing you to consider new ideas and approaches. That's what Dolly's tablescape represents to me.

Think of Halloween decor, and pumpkins are likely to follow immediately. The fall fruit has long been used by designers and celebrities alike to bring a classic autumnal aesthetic to a home, the latter of which includes Dolly Parton, no less.

While some Halloween decor can feel a little garish, pumpkins offer a more timeless way to celebrate the holiday without sacrificing your home's style. The likes of Martha Stewart and Chrissy Teigen are famous for introducing pumpkins to their porches and living spaces, but Dolly brings the look to her kitchen countertops. The result is one of the most replicable celebrity Halloween looks I've seen to date.

Dolly has simply decorated her counters and island with a series of eclectic pumpkins, varying in shapes and sizes. There's no consistency in their style, but the space still feels curated. It's a reminder that pumpkin decor can be fun and spontaneous, but still not feel overly audacious – welcome news to someone who loves to celebrate the holiday without harming the style of my home.

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Every year, I see celebrities (starting with Dolly) decorating with pumpkins, but designers similarly love the look of this classic feature – even beyond the kitchen.

'There’s something about pumpkins that instantly makes a house feel like fall! I love mixing them up in different sizes and colors with small gourds tucked next to larger ones so the arrangements feel collected and natural rather than overly staged,' says Kara Childress, the principal and founder at Kara Childress, Inc.

Dolly's kitchen provides styling inspiration that will look just as good next Halloween, but there are yet more timeless ways to decorate around your home. Kara recommends 'a cluster on the mantel, a few scattered along a console, or lining the steps leading up to the front door.'

'You can even put a selection of petite pumpkins in a bowl in the kitchen, and mix in dried leaves, pinecones, or cinnamon sticks. It’s all about having fun with layers of color, texture, and scale,' she says.

This October, we're returning to Dolly's kitchen for effortless inspiration. If anyone can convince us that the power of pumpkins is eternal, it's her.

Cast iron cookware is a kitchen purchase that should be considered carefully, with specs and longevity being major factors. However, Dolly Parton's latest drop with Lodge Cast Iron proposes that playful design should be top of mind, too.

The country superstar first joined forces with the heritage cookware brand last year, and now, she has unveiled a few new items, including a butterfly cake pan, a large skillet embossed with 'I beg your Parton?', and a medium skillet that says 'What would Dolly do?' Needless to say, it's the cast iron cookware we didn't know we needed.

With all items under $60, these pans are affordable yet durable, with Lodge's legacy preceding it (the brand began in 1896!).

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Known for their pre-seasoned pans, Lodge's cookware is handcrafted in Tennessee (thus, the Dolly connection). The pans are compatible with any stovetop (including induction), oven, grill, or campfire, making them an incredibly versatile addition to the kitchen.

The Dolly designs take them beyond their function, however, and prime them to be used as decor. The pan handles conveniently feature holes, making them fantastic for hanging on a pot rack or even on a wall hook. Many of the pieces are also highly illustrative, with Dolly, musical instruments, and butterflies adorning the bottom of the different pans, as well as lighthearted phrases and lyrics.

Other designs include a guitar-shaped trivet and a heart-shaped skillet, both of which give a fun twist on a traditional, circular silhouette.

When it comes to cleaning cast iron, Lodge keeps it simple: according to their website, they instruct us to wash, dry, and oil. This includes handwashing with warm water and a scrub brush (as well as dish soap, if preferred), allowing the piece to air dry, then coating it with a light layer of oil.

Dolly Parton is not one to shy away from bright colors in her wardrobe, so it's no surprise that vibrant hues make an appearance in her (set) kitchen.

However, that's not to say that they aren't versatile. The country music legend recently shared a post in a white-painted kitchen, which gets pops of personality thanks to some bright pink accessories, including cups, cake stands, and cookware.

When decorating with pink, this pairing with white is clearly a winning combination, providing contrast and subtlety in equal measure.

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According to experts, pink is highly compatible with most neutrals, including white, as they complement pink's powerful nature without distracting from it.

'Pink’s versatility shines when paired with neutral tones like white, beige, and gray,' explains designer Nina Lichtenstein. 'These shades allow pink to be the focal point while maintaining a calm and balanced atmosphere. For example, a blush pink throw pillow on a charcoal sofa creates a striking yet soothing contrast.'

Pink's benefits are wide-ranging, depending on the choice of shade; dusty roses and paler hues give a room a relaxing feel, while brighter ones energize a space.

'Pink, in all its forms, brings warmth and softness to a room, often creating an inviting, nurturing environment,' Nina explains.

'Lighter shades like pale pink and peach can promote a relaxed, tranquil atmosphere. On the other hand, more intense pinks, such as fuchsia or magenta, bring vibrancy and energy to a space, making them ideal for social areas where liveliness and conversation are encouraged.'

We particularly love how Dolly's glass-fronted cabinets allow the pink glasses and dishes to really pop, while their white painted exterior provides a delightful contrast.

Try experimenting with different shades of pink glassware, pink dishes, or even pink kitchen appliances for a bold look. Needless to say, implementing these accessories is a fantastic way to make a white kitchen more interesting. Plus, we could never argue with Dolly.

Dolly Parton may be known for her prolific sound catalogue and often sequined outfits, but it turns out the musician lays out a fabulous table (we're not surprised).

When considering dining table decor ideas, selecting quality dishware, color-coordinated linens, and some seaonally-apropriate accessories is key to making the area look as visually pleasing as possible – and Dolly has checked all the boxes with one of her tablescapes.

Her simple yet elegant table, as seen on her Instagram page, features a mix of patterned plates and bowls, classic silver cutlery, orange-brown napkins, and cream crockery. Rattan placemats add some texture to the space, and provide further proof that the natural material is here to stay.

To make things easier, we rounded up a selection of products to recreate Dolly's effortless yet effective tablescape. Happy shopping!

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We love decor, and we love storage solutions, so when an idea comes along that combines both, we're incredibly pleased. All the better when that inspiration comes from Dolly Parton.

The iconic singer shared a picture of her Thanksgiving dinner table with her sister in her gorgeous farmhouse dining room. Though her red and white china looks beautiful on her table, where the dishes really shine is on the artful cabinet behind the sisters. Though china cabinets have been a staple of dining room decor for centuries, Dolly's is personalized in two distinct ways. First, it is upcycled with a gorgeous hand-painted floral design that mirrors the design on her plates. Second, it features open-concept storage, showing her plates off for all to see.

The hand-painted nature of Parton's cabinet is a huge interior design trend for the coming year. Eco-friendly paint company Thorndown found that the search term ‘upcycled furniture’ has soared this season, leaping from 29 index points to 100 in just a week. Caroline Thornborough, Design Director stated: 'As we head into another winter, worries about the cost of living are at the fore. That, combined with a rising interest in sustainability, drives people to get more creative and give upcycling a go.' Parton's gorgeous design elevates her space and makes it much more unique.

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The open-concept design of the dining room storage is also an emerging trend. From the home of Anne Hathaway to Courteney Cox to Eva Mendes, it's a look that we've spotted in some of the most high-profile eating spaces in the world. Megan Slack, Head of Celebrity Style at Homes & Gardens states: 'As we have moved away from minimalism and towards more personalized interiors, open shelving has become an increasingly popular look. Not only does the trend allow you to bring your unique design style to any space, but it's easy to switch out when you grow bored of the style.'

To replicate Parton's design style, we recommend starting by purchasing a beautiful dinnerware set that sparks joy every time you see it. Then, arrange the dishes at varying heights and angles across your open shelves, as seen in the icon's dining room. As for the china cabinet, try purchasing something vintage or pre-owned to give it that extra unique feel. Personalize in whatever way you see fit.

It's time that we started thinking of decor and storage in tandem, and Parton's upcycled China cabient is the perfect place to start.

Dolly Parton's presence is inevitable on stage as one of the great country music performers of our time. Her other business endeavors, however, have led her into the world of interiors, and as such, she has found a way into our kitchens, too.

One of her most recent design endeavors, which we have had our eyes on since it dropped in March, is a collaboration with Lodge, a cast iron cookware brand.

The range is certainly not your average assortment of cast iron pans; they come embossed with images and phrases that are both quirky and charming, making for cookware that is as sturdy as it is decorative. The best part? Our favorite pieces from Dolly Parton's Lodge collection are reduced on Amazon now.

Hailing from Tennessee (much like Parton herself), Lodge's pans are made by infusing vegetable oil into the iron rather than coating it with chemicals or synthetic coatings, which helps keep the pans from rusting. Cast iron cookware is ideal for cooking food evenly; while it takes longer to heat up a cast iron pan, the retention is unmatched.

Specs aside, Parton's designs are the main draw of this collaboration. Our personal favorite has to be the Jolene pan, which has 'Jolene, please don't take my pan' written on the bottom, though the guitar-shaped mini pan and butterfly iteration are both endearing in their own right.

The concept of a multi-purpose kitchen appliance or accessory – that is, one that is as functional as it is decorative – is one that appeals to many of us who wish to display our cookware as well as use it for cooking and baking. Parton's pans in particular practically beg to be showed off, and we are certain that the guitar one would look fantastic as hanging cookware.

Plus, these discounted pieces aren't the only skillets that hold Parton's name. You can shop more of the collection via Amazon below.

It's no secret that Dolly Parton takes a maximalist approach to life. From her bedazzled bodysuits to her signature up-do's, the singer-songwriter has a more is more attitude to her stage persona; her affinity for her interiors, however, takes a more muted approach.

In a recent post shared to her Instagram account, we can see Parton sitting on a cream boucle sofa accented by neutral throw pillows. In recent months, this 'outdated' material has divided designers, with some experts asking: What's replacing boucle? However, the singer's placement on the sofa reminds us that it's a classic look that's here to stay. The sofa is perfectly placed in a neutral room, reminding us that it's a staple in the organic modern design scheme – and it's enduringly popular for a reason.

The highly versatile neutral palette (as well as the beloved boucle sofa) can easily be customized to suit personal design preferences, making it a timeless trend in every sense of the phrase. Even though its status has been debated in recent months, the singer makes a case for its enduring appeal.

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According to experts, organic modern design favors neutral colors and natural textures, taking inspiration from the great outdoors.

'The organic modern trend is about blending natural textures with a contemporary feel,' says Monika Puccio, the head buyer at the Sofa Club. 'Neutrals are your best friend for this aesthetic, so focus on beiges, ivory, and soft greys to create an airy feel. Choose furniture which is made from linen, wool, boucle, and textured woven fabrics. These not only add a tactile quality to the space but also bring in the organic elements essential to this sophisticated style.'

She continues, 'Explore textures through accessories to keep the space stylish and give added depth. By incorporating items like woven, natural fiber rugs, chunky, knitted throws, and textured cushions, you can gain a contrast, giving the space interest while maintaining an organic, rustic charm.'

Parton's sofa and pillows capture the essence of this strategy perfectly, with a bit of texture coming through in the boucle fabric and woven cases.

Additionally, comfort is key with organic modern, so think about incorporating soft materials that are both practical and stylish into a living space.

'Modern organic is all about blending minimalism with coziness,' Puccio explains. 'This style focuses on furniture that maximizes comfort while steering clear of bold, overpowering designs. Look for designs that prioritize relaxation.'

Finally, Puccio recommends keeping decor to a minimum when it comes to an organic modern space, and avoid over-accessorizing (less is more).

'Prioritizing openness is key to achieving a modern organic look within your home,' she says. 'Maintaining an open, airy environment can make the space feel larger and more inviting. Also, ensure that the room is decorated to embrace natural light. This not only brightens your space and contributes to that minimalist feel but also highlights the natural textures and neutral tones that define this style.'

I recommend adding in textural details on the ground to further enhance visual interest while still keeping the space feeling open; for example, a woven or fluffy rug.

Dolly Parton's sunroom furniture is a beautiful celebration of gray and white hues. This color scheme creates an effect that is at once homey and in touch with the natural world, and we can't get enough of the look.

The country singer's sunroom includes two wooden chairs finished with gray stain covered in gray and white cushions. On the back of each chair, a casually folded gray and white throw blanket brings a sense of warmth and texture. Her glazed pottery side table integrates a shiny and smooth contrast. Even more visually appealing, the indoor-outdoor effect of Parton's space is enhanced by a potted fiddle leaf fig and fern.

It's not just Dolly: decorating with gray and white is one of the most celebrated color combinations for an indoor-outdoor space. 'White and gray furniture are perfect for a sunroom as they provide a calming and timeless backdrop, enhance natural light, and beautifully complement the vibrant green scenery outside,' says Marc Welch, LA-based architect and CEO of Welch Design Studio.

First, the color combination works in every space from a small sunroom to a massive greenhouse because of its naturally calming and relaxing properties. Nitya Seth, Head of Design at NITYANMYA Studio states: 'Sunroom furniture should be white or gray because it creates a calm environment. Neutrals like these are used in sunrooms because they help to bring the outside indoors.'

The second reason experts love Parton's color combination is because it increases natural light. 'White furniture makes sunrooms appear open and breezy while adding brightness. On the other hand, gray offers a subtle contrast that helps to anchor the room without overpowering its appearance,' says Seth. She continues, 'They create a neutral backcloth that allows natural light to become a star, together they form light balance and elegant support of minimalism.

Furthermore, Parton's three-season room colors pair perfectly with the green of the outdoors. Seth tells Homes & Gardens: 'Gray has cool undertones that complement fresh and lively green colors resulting in a calm, cohesive setting. What makes white and grey furnishings interesting is their ability to blend with the backdrop of greenery. The result is a smooth transition from interior to exterior.'

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To recreate Dolly Parton's beautiful look, we recommend starting with a white wicker chair to bring in natural materials in a sophisticated way. This one from Serena & Lily is especially elegant. Then, our editors love to decorate with gray soft furnishings, like decorative pillows and a rug, to emphasize the beauty of the white chair. These picks from Amazon and Ruggable are washable and waterproof, allowing them to transition seamlessly from the sunroom to the patio and withstand natural wear and tear.

Bringing white and gray into your sunroom doesn't need a full remodel; often, it's about adding the right outdoor furniture and accessories. Parton's colors create a calming energy, but you can also employ color differently for a varied effect. For instance, incorporating blue and white can create a gorgeous, coastal look, while a mix of white and black is perfect for a bold, contemporary look. Regardless, it's easy to use a mixture of throw pillows and furniture to change the look in a way that can easily be swapped out from season to season.

Dolly Parton's space is a beautiful, timeless, and relaxing example of just one way to decorate a sunroom.

What do Dollywood and our cookware have in common? They've both become a celebration of the country music star – and the latter is accessible far beyond Nashville. Parton has (once again) teamed up with Tennessee-born skillet-maker Lodge to celebrate their roots in a way that improves our culinary habits in the process. 

'My cast iron cookware collection with Lodge is available now! Inspired by things that bring me joy and are made in Tennessee, just like me,' Dolly says. 

The collection comprises four cast iron cookware pieces inspired by Parton's discography – meaning there are butterfly and guitar motifs in abundance. 'We partnered with the one-and-only Tennessee icon to create a collection of Dolly Parton cast iron. Bring a bit of Dolly flare to every meal with cast iron born to perform,' the brand adds. 'Featuring a naturally seasoned cooking surface made with just iron and oil, each piece is as cookable as it is collectible.'

While we're inevitably excited about Parton's new collection, it's worth noting that this isn't her first collaboration with Lodge. Following the 2016 wildfires across the East Tennessee region, they generated over $100,000 in relief funds for the singer's My People Fund. 

We have waited eight years to reinvite Parton back into our kitchen, but now we have the opportunity once more. We're shopping the collection via Lodge below.

We've just found cookware worth stumbling into the kitchen for (but we recommend only using after a cup of ambition, naturally).

Dolly Parton's own style may bring to mind bright pops of color, glitter, and plenty of rhinestones, but when it comes to her interiors, she prefers to keep her surroundings a little more low-key.

The always fabulously-dressed singer recently posted a video promoting her Duncan Hines baking collection, and we couldn't help but admire the grey cabinetry in the simple yet chic gray kitchen. 

Increasingly used on kitchen cabinets for their versatility and calming properties, experts say that gray paint surpasses trends and creates a
modern ambiance. And with Dolly's (unintentional) endorsement, we're not surprised this hue has the power to transcend design trends. 

Like its similar neutral counterparts (think cream and beige), gray continues to impress kitchen designers, but what makes it so timeless? 

'Decorating with neutrals can achieve the perfect balance of light and space in the kitchen,' says kitchen designer Tom Howley. 'Two of our most popular shades are Tansy [gray] and Sorrel. Beautifully understated and timeless; they form truly stunning kitchens enhancing architectural interest, all without the need for bold color,' Tom says.

The light gray in Dolly's kitchen verges on white, but its subtle difference gives the kitchen's color palette more dimension, as it complements the white decals and metallic hardware on the cabinets and sinks.

'Tansy is more of a mid-tone gray white; [it] pairs perfectly with so many of our other colors but also stands alone by itself,' Tom says of his company's own hue. 'In a smaller kitchen space, this color can be styled with white walls and wood texture to create a cozy kitchen which feels homely and stylish.'

Dolly's version of the gray kitchen includes pink dishes, flowers and plants, and hanging floral china, all of which add just the right amount of complementary color and vibrancy to the muted, peaceful space. Its superpower as a neutral is matching with pretty much any other color, so accessorizing is highly encouraged.

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We've rounded up some of our favorite gray kitchen-friendly products to enhance a minimalist culinary space.

Dolly Parton is synonymous with her bold, pioneering style, so it's only right that parts of her Tennessee residence follow suit. While much of her interior design choices are surprisingly neutral (we're looking at her white kitchen and beige living space), the singer hasn't shied away from vibrancy in every room of her home. 

In one of her cozy nooks, Dolly has experimented with botanical-inspired prints – a wallpaper trend that is certainly no passing fad. 

While these prints have already shaped the way we've wallpapered for many seasons prior, their appeal isn't set to waver. And with Dolly's (unintentional) endorsement, we're sure this design 'trend' is a safe investment. 

'A prevalent trend that shows no sign of disappearing anytime soon, floral and botanical-inspired prints have long been a popular design choice in the home,' comments Rebecca Drury, Co-Founder of MissPrint.

'Defined by a palette of organic green and soft, pastel shades, our Jungle Rainforest [much like Dolly's] or Meadow Snowberry prints capture this rejuvenating style wonderfully. It’s one of our personal favorite trends, and it’s certain to bring intrigue and comfort into the home.'

Dolly's wallpaper epitomizes the trend that, Rebecca admits, is not for the faint-hearted, but we don't need to indulge over large walls (for example, those in our living room). We can follow Dolly's lead and incorporate vibrant prints in a small reading nook – creating a large-scale impact in a small room. Alternatively, we can choose to cover one accent wall to make an unrivaled statement. 

'Large-scale prints are essential for creating a unique and bold interior, especially when mixed with a variety of color palettes to match a range of schemes,' Rebecca comments.

'Encouraging homeowners to go big or go home, they make an unforgettable statement within any décor, particularly when incorporated through wallpaper. Whether used across the whole room or as a statement feature wall, a stunning and eye-catching look can be created.'

Hilary Matt of Hilary Matt Interiors agrees. 'For 2024, I expect to see more statement wallpaper taking over – less of the neutrals we've been seeing and more bold patterns and colors that will become the focal point of the space,' he explains.

'This can be incorporated into a number of different design styles, which will make it an exciting trend to see across the industry. I love adding statement wallpaper within the kitchen; it can be so unexpected, and when paired with classic stainless steel appliances, it lets the bold designs stand out. '

Shop some of our favorite statement wallpapers (on sale) to tap into the trend quicker. 

Country music icon, movie star, and humanitarian Dolly Parton holds an influence that spans the industries – but lately, she's set her sights on the interior world. Her homeware collection, made in collaboration with Wayfair, aims to bring a hint of 'country charm' to our kitchens – so, of course, we can expect to see butterfly and guitar motifs in abundance. 

All items are inspired by Dolly's 'love of enjoying good food with family and friends', according to Wayfair, and this includes the tools we need to make the food (Dolly's cookware, we're looking at you) and beautiful dinnerware that will impress as part of our tablescapes or on our kitchen countertops. 

'Designed for style and convenience, each piece is crafted to add charm to your kitchen in addition to being simple to use and easy to clean,' Wayfair says.

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As expected, many products from Dolly's collection have a habit of selling out, but these picks are in stock right now – so we're going to act fast. 

As mentioned, Dolly Parton's collection at Wayfair is unsurprisingly popular, so we predict these items may not stick around for too long. We're picking them up now to ensure they're here for the holiday season and long beyond. 

If anybody has the power to make us rethink color conventions, it is Dolly Parton – and she's just worked her influence on the most misunderstood tone of all: beige. 

This controversial neutral has a way of dividing designers' opinions, and consequently, it's often dubbed as 'boring,' but the country music icon makes it look effortlessly stylish.

Dolly, who resides on the outskirts of the CM capital, Nashville, Tennessee (where else?), shared a glimpse of her traditional yet low-key luxe living space, anchored by a beige wallpaper that complements her cream accent chair, gold accents, and a classic snake plant.

The warming space offers all the encouragement we need to rewrite color conventions and decorate with beige in abundance – and we're not alone in our desire to give this hue a chance. 

'Beige has such a bland essence, but it is really anything but. It's as neutral as white but has a warmth that makes your room feel calm. It's also more 'neutral' than gray or bright white,' says designer Sarah Storms.

While it's unlikely that Dolly specially designed her space with the 'warm minimalism' or 'California cool design trend' at the forefront of her agenda, Sarah explains how beige allows us to tap into these sought-after aesthetics – offering new ways to keep this color fresh for 2024. 

Warm minimalism and California cool are deeply rooted in warm, creamy, beige walls (often lime-washed). I love styling this with natural textured rugs, wood accents, leather, and lots of natural greenery [much like Dolly],' she explains. And Dolly's indoor plant isn't the only thing that works well with this hue. 

'Antiqued or unlacquered brass works perfectly with beige. I'd stay away from cool metals like nickel. Also, use black sparingly. Too much can feel heavy.'

Designer Nureed Saeed from Nu Interiors, agrees. 'Beige, when mixed with tan, brown, black, and white, is the perfect color to complement that modern boho California palette that people love and is trending still,' she emphasizes. 

Design and color trends aside, Nureed adds that beige has the ability to stand the test of time, but in this case, finding the perfect eternal shade is key.

'When beige is a little muted, it can many times be a more functional choice for upholstery compared to white. However, just like gray, beige can read orange, yellow, or green, so if looking for something neutral, steer toward ones that have more gray in them, but don't let it read too gray, or else it won't have that updated feel,' she says.

'Benjamin Moore's Nimbus and Sherwin Williams' Mercurial are two of my favorite choices in paint for a neutral beige.'

Country music icon Dolly Parton is synonymous with glamor – exhibited through her elaborate outfits and feminine style. However, while the singer is not afraid to experiment with glitz on stage, her interior design decisions are notably more understated.

Dolly, best known for her songs Jolene, 9 to 5, and Islands in the Stream, lives in an idyllic country estate in Brentwood with her French Bulldog named Billy The Kid. The property sits in Brentwood, in Williamson County, Tennessee, an area famed for its association with country music. It's a hive of stars who reside in some of the world's best homes, with Dolly's being one of the most peaceful.

For much of her 50-year career, Dolly kept her personal life private. However, during the coronavirus pandemic, she shared glimpses of her home via social media. Today, she still offers insights into some of her rooms, including her white kitchen and neutral-hued music room. Here, we tour her most notable spaces.

Dolly's country dining room

If you were ever lucky enough to be invited to a dinner party at Dolly's, you could expect to socialize in a dining room decorated with a painted cabinet and accessorized with vintage plates.

Though her space has an unintrusive cream base, Dolly brings interest to her room through her patterned, antique-style cabinet and her ornate crockery. Meanwhile, the wooden table in the center of the room is the perfect tablescape canvas, ready to be decorated with placemats, plates, and colored glassware, just as Dolly has done.

A welcoming yellow entryway

There is a lot of pressure on your entryway to make the first impression your home deserves – and so – you would be forgiven for using colors such as light yellow with caution. However, Dolly Parton's entryway is an example of how a sunny hue such as this has the ability to brighten any space – and with the singer's approval, we can't imagine this tone will fall out of fashion anytime soon.

A retro wooden side dresser dressed with a clock and a vase of flowers complements the yellow walls, which create a subtle contrast against the white doors and windows. In the footage, Dolly is shown at the bottom of a wooden staircase, next to a large candle lantern that likely makes a statement when the sun sets over Brentwood.

Dolly's white kitchen

White kitchens are celebrated for their eternal style and their ability to impress through the ages, just like Dolly. It makes sense, then, that she's chosen this for her home. Instagram posts show the singer's classic white kitchen cabinets brought to life with her beige-patterned tiled wall.

Dolly, who is also an avid cook, has lots of room for food preparation, including on her veined, marble-topped kitchen island in the center of the space. It appears that she keeps her island ultra clean and uncluttered, offering lots of room for cooking and entertaining.

A beige living space 

Decorating with beige is one of the safest but most stylish ways to elevate any kind of space, and it would seem Dolly Parton agrees. One of her living spaces showcases a cocooning beige palette paired with gold accents accentuating her paint perfectly. Next to her gold lamp, Dolly has placed a glass candle and a gold butterfly – the latter standing as a nod to what is famously her favorite creature.

In her autobiography, Dolly shared that she has loved butterflies since she was a young child. 'I used to get lost in the woods, chasing them. I was not afraid of them because they were so gentle,' she says. 'I knew they weren’t going to bite me or sting me. They were beautiful and colorful, and they were doing something, being productive and being harmless.'

Dolly's music room 

This music room continues to uphold Dolly's traditional decorating ideas – from its patterned carpet to the floral printed curtains that hang above the white blinds.

Sitting on the table next to her piano, Dolly has a collection of photo frames illuminated by a large lamp on the wooden table. Elsewhere in her home, the singer pays tribute to her career through an expansive photo that fills an entire wall (below). Underneath the statement frame, she has a collection of awards – resting on a white and beige bench.

In the wallpapered room, Dolly stands near a towering cacti that grows on the wooden wall beside her achievements.

The patterned reading nook

Interrupting Dolly's traditional, neutral scheme, this corner of her home breaks from the ordinary. Sitting in what is (likely) a reading nook in one of her living spaces, Dolly is pictured on a rattan chair underneath her window. She is surrounded by a lively wallpaper featuring palm motifs that complement the turquoise parrot cushion on the chair.

These unexpected wallpaper ideas contrast the rest of her home while exhibiting Dolly's playful side that feeds into clothing, music, and, now, her interior design style.

A coastal-style sunroom

To conclude her peaceful home, Dolly has one of the most relaxing spaces we could hope for: a sunroom. Her coastal sunroom furniture is a beautiful celebration of gray and white hues.

This color scheme creates an effect that is at once homey and in touch with the natural world. It looks beautiful paired with her tall house plant. It's the perfect transitional space that invites the garden's tranquility inside.