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Grandma's Silver

Grandma's Silver

De: Allie Kochinsky
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 I'm Allie Kochinsky, of "The Grandmillennial Lifestyle."

If you're looking for classic, timeless inspiration to elevate your life, you're in the right place.

On this weekly podcast, you'll hear conversations with your favorite brands and designers. We delve into the stories, styles, and celebrations that define our beloved "grandmillennial" lifestyle in the modern day. From home to heart, each episode is infused with the past, present, and future.

Illuminating the past, polishing the present–with the gleam of "Grandma's Silver".Copyright Allie Kochinsky Arte Comida y Vino
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  • The Harmony of Home & Garden: How Nature Shaped Winterthur's Interiors

    The Harmony of Home & Garden: How Nature Shaped Winterthur's Interiors
    Apr 30 2025
    Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library is more than a historic estate—it's a masterpiece where interiors and gardens exist in perfect harmony. In this episode, I'm once again joined by Alexandra Deutsch, Director of Collections at Winterthur, to explore how H.F. du Pont's passion for horticulture directly influenced his legendary approach to interior design.

    We'll uncover the ways du Pont brought the beauty of the outdoors inside, from floral motifs and botanical-inspired color palettes to the art of seasonal decorating. Plus, Alexandra shares how Winterthur continues to preserve this deep connection between home and nature today. Whether you're a design lover, a history enthusiast, or someone who dreams of living with the seasons, this episode is full of inspiration from one of America's most storied estates.

    RESOURCES:
    • Visit the Winterthur website here.
    • Follow along on Instagram and/or Facebook.
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    50 m
  • Seasonal Container Gardens with Steph Green

    Seasonal Container Gardens with Steph Green
    Apr 23 2025
    In this episode of Grandma's Silver, we're welcoming the queen of container gardening—Steph Green, founder of Contained Creations. Based in Richmond, Virginia, Steph has made a name for herself transforming patios, porches, and window boxes with bespoke seasonal planters that brim with color, texture, and charm.

    We dig into her approach to spring and summer container gardens, how to think about pots as part of your home design's story, and the secrets behind a truly eye-catching arrangement. From favorite plant combinations to the classic thriller-filler-spiller method, Steph shares her best tips for creating containers that feel both curated and carefree.

    RESOURCES:
    • Check out Steph's website where you'll find her blog, courses, and more!
    • Follow along on Instagram for plenty of inspiration.
    SHOPPABLE (mentioned in the episode):
    • Veradek Railing Planters
    • Hanging Baskets
    • Animal Repellent for planters
    • Outdoor Planter with Shelf
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    51 m
  • Uncovering Charleston: Archaeology at the Heyward-Washington House with Dr. Sarah Platt

    Uncovering Charleston: Archaeology at the Heyward-Washington House with Dr. Sarah Platt
    Apr 16 2025
    In this episode of Grandma's Silver, we journey to the heart of historic Charleston, South Carolina, for a fascinating conversation with Dr. Sarah Platt—archaeologist, professor, and part of the team behind a groundbreaking excavation at the Heyward-Washington House, co-lead with John Fisher from The Charleston Museum.

    Dr. Platt walks us through the layers of history being unearthed—literally—as she leads the College of Charleston's in-semester archaeology field school in partnership with The Charleston Museum. Together, we explore the 18th-century gunsmithing workshop once operated by John Milner Sr., the enslaved artisans who sustained it, and the many lives that moved through this storied site.

    We talk about what archaeology can reveal that written records cannot, how material culture brings forgotten narratives into focus, and why it's so important to make this kind of work more accessible to students and the public alike.

    This is a conversation about preservation, participation, and the power of uncovering the past—one artifact at a time.

    RESOURCES:
    • Learn more about the excavationat the Heyward-Washington House here.
    • Plan a visit to The Charleston Museum and follow along on Instagram.
    • Interested in the College of Charleston's Archaeology program? Click here.
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    48 m
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