10 years of Inspiration & Education

Community Connection and Learning:

The HDC provides a platform for individuals, whether novices or seasoned decorators, to connect, learn, and inspire one another. Monthly events encompass themed decorating challenges, workshops, and show-and-tell sessions, creating a vibrant atmosphere of creativity and camaraderie.

Building a Local Community:

Recognizing the importance of local connections, the HDC organizes events such as home tours, design center visits, and discussions on the latest trends. The group serves as a valuable resource, where members share ideas, solutions, and resources while enjoying the camaraderie of like-minded individuals.

Annual Events and Unique Experiences:

The HDC calendar is brimming with exciting annual events, including the Spring Tea, organized shopping trips, model home tours, a home décor swap, and holiday home tours. Members also enjoy engaging in hands-on projects, community service initiatives, and other enriching experiences.

Timeline of the Home Decorators Club:

• 2012: the Home Decorators Club was born from the shared passion of a small group of home decorating enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of home decor. The visionary spark for this gathering came from interior decorator Jonelle Tannahill, the club's founder, and her daughter Jenna. Motivated by the desire to assist Jonelle's clients in finding joy in decorating their homes, the duo envisioned a community where individuals could come together for events, education, share ideas, and connect with fellow enthusiasts. This humble beginning marked the inception of a vibrant and collaborative space that would evolve into the Home Decorators Club, fostering creativity, knowledge, and a sense of community among home decorating fans.

• 2013: HDC made a dynamic debut with its first-ever meeting at Macy's in Roseville. Drawing in 33 enthusiastic individuals, the inaugural gathering set the tone for the HDC's journey. Attendees eagerly delved into discussions on furniture buying, mastering the art of arranging vignettes, and honing their skills in selecting the perfect mattresses. This milestone marked the beginning of the HDC's commitment to education and collaboration within the world of home decor.

• 2014:  The HDC embarked on a transformative journey with its inaugural group field trip to the HGTV Dream Home in Truckee, CA. With a commitment to creativity we added engaging DIY Events to our monthly line up. From crafting front door wreaths to fall décor and immersive vision board training, these sessions have become a vibrant platform for hands-on artistic expression, adding a new layer to our collective HDC story. In September the HDC marked a milestone with its inaugural Home Décor SWAP, a resounding success that swiftly became an annual tradition due to popular demand. Later, in December, founder Jonelle Tannahill's residence took center stage as a featured stop on the Loomis Basin Holiday Home Tour. Over several days, dedicated HDC members came together to decorate the home for this meaningful fundraising event. The festivities garnered attention from Good Day Sacramento, with Jonelle's interview and the enthusiastic support of a dozen members turning up for the event. Today, members proudly assume roles with the Loomis Basin Holiday Home Tour as event chairs, decorators, and docents, making it a cherished tradition within the HDC community.

• 2015:  The HDC embarked on two unforgettable field trips in the spring to San Francisco. exploring the renowned San Francisco Designer Showcase home designed by architect Julia Morgan in February. In May we met for an enriching experience, we delved into fun classes at the San Francisco Design Center, hosted graciously by Benjamin Moore. The year also marked the initiation of our social events with a splendid tea held at the Powers Mansion in Auburn. In November, the tea room, adorned in beautiful fall décor, provided a charming backdrop to our first social gathering, creating warm memories that would set the tone for future HDC events.
  

• 2016: The HDC  debuted of the Summer Model Home Tour. This dynamic day-long event took members on an inspiring journey to explore new models from various developers. The adventure began at Panera Bread store with breakfast delightful breakfast and the camaraderie of carpooling.  Tons of inspiration for everyone.

• 2017: The HDC kicked off the innovative Team Staging Event, infusing a dash of friendly competition into our activities. At a local home consignment center, HDC members formed teams, pitting their skills against each other to stage captivating vignettes. A panel of judges added an element of excitement, ultimately crowning a victorious team. Concurrently, we forged a strategic partnership with Placer Arts, co-hosting an exclusive preview at General Gomez Arts in Auburn. Over 100 industry professionals, including designers, architects, builders, contractors, and realtors, were invited to this networking extravaganza.
  

• 2018:In response to our annual survey, the HDC revamped social events in 2018 by hosting gatherings at members' homes. We addressed the highest-rated need for socializing by adding DIY hostess gifts, exploring the art of Hygge, and introducing movie nights. The film "Home Again," with its beautifully designed home and interior designer protagonist, became a highlight. These additions to our calendar lineup not only fulfilled members' desires for more social engagement but also added a creative and personalized touch to our community interactions.

• 2019: Recognizing the need for expanded leadership, the HDC launched an ambassadors group on [insert date]. This initiative empowers members to actively shape program planning and execution, fostering collaboration and diverse contributions. It represents a pivotal step in strengthening the HDC community and ensuring that every member plays a crucial role in the club's development.
  

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• 2020: In response to the challenges posed by the pandemic, the HDC showcased its adaptability and commitment to member engagement by launching "A Date with Design." This monthly online series, initiated in May of 2020, delves into various aspects of interior decorating, offering members a virtual space to explore trends, gain expert insights, and share their passion for design. The initiative not only addresses the need for virtual experiences during these times but also strengthens the HDC community by fostering a shared, enriching experience in interior décor.

• 2021: The HDC introduced an exciting annual event, the Thrift Shop Hop, designed to support local charity shops while providing our members exclusive discounts on their purchases. To enhance member interaction, we also rolled out our online social network on Facebook, creating a dynamic space for sharing ideas, inspirations, and fostering stronger connections within our vibrant community.

• 2022: The HDC experienced significant growth in leadership, expanding to 8 ambassadors. Our first-ever retreat marked a milestone, providing a platform to plan for the year ahead and gather innovative ideas. Additionally, we upgraded our online experience by shifting from Zoom to Google Meets, enabling longer and more collaborative meetings.

• 2023: Recognizing the need for enhanced coordination and planning, we introduced monthly Ambassadors Meetings, providing a dedicated platform for efficient event organization. Responding to member feedback gathered through surveys, we've taken a dynamic approach to our events. In alignment with the desire for more in-person interactions, we've incorporated quarterly "Date with Design" online events, fostering a balance that reflects the evolving preferences of our valued members. These strategic initiatives aim to strengthen our community, ensuring that HDC events continue to be engaging, inclusive, and tailored to the evolving needs of our passionate home decorators.

About leader and facilitator Jonelle Tannahill:

Your host and founder, Jonelle Tannahill, with Impressions ReDesign is not only a stylist, decorator, and designer but also the driving force behind the Home Decorators Club. With over 10 years of leadership, Jonelle shares her expertise in creating comfortable, attractive, and functional living spaces, respecting clients' tastes and budgets. Through her business Impressions ReDesign, Jonelle simplifies interior design, making it accessible and enjoyable for all.

To embark on a decorating journey with HDC or learn more about the group, visit Home Decorators Club's Facebook page. Let's transform your home and create unforgettable experiences together!

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