HKG in WeHo

From our showroom in the heart of Wedgewood-Houston, Nashville’s design district, we help you craft exceptional kitchen and bath spaces.

We invite you to stop-by and explore our vibrant neighborhood.

What is Wedgewood-Houston?

Wedgewood-Houston, often described as "WeHo," is a vibrant, rapidly evolving neighborhood located just south of downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Originally an industrial area with factories and warehouses, it has transformed over the past decade into one of Nashville's premier arts districts and up-and-coming neighborhoods.

The area is bordered by Houston Street to the north, Wedgewood Avenue to the south, 8th Avenue to the west, and 4th Avenue to the east. Its industrial past is still visible in the many converted warehouses that now house art galleries, creative studios, craft breweries, and innovative restaurants.

Wedgewood-Houston is particularly known for its monthly art crawl, "Arts & Music at Wedgewood-Houston," which takes place on the first Saturday of each month. This event showcases the neighborhood's thriving arts community, with numerous galleries and studios opening their doors to the public.

The neighborhood continues to experience significant development, balancing new residential and mixed-use properties with efforts to maintain its artistic character and industrial heritage.

Arts and Culture Scene

The beating heart of Wedgewood-Houston is its thriving arts community. The neighborhood is home to numerous galleries, studios, and creative spaces, including:

  • David Lusk Gallery: A contemporary art gallery featuring established and emerging artists

  • Zeitgeist Gallery: A prominent venue showcasing contemporary art and experimental works

  • The Packing Plant: A collective of artist-run spaces hosting exhibitions and installations

  • Track One: A massive former industrial building now housing creative businesses and event spaces

Throughout the year, WeHo hosts various other arts events, including the Wedgewood-Houston Art Festival, studio tours, and collaborative exhibitions.