Miranda, Phara Queen and TC Restaurant Group
Combine Creative Forces
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Miranda Lambert, along with her long-time personal designer, Phara Queen, and TC Restaurant Group, have joined creative forces to bring a distinctive blend of Tex-Mex cantina with a unique, feminine flare to Casa Rosa, the latest addition to Nashville’s vibrant entertainment scene.
Beautiful Mexican tiles are featured throughout the four-story space, juxtaposed with pink fringed light fixtures over three of Casa Rosa’s five bars. In addition, the venue showcases seminal pieces of the country superstar’s wardrobe, tour memorabilia and special vintage items personally collected by Miranda on her travels. The result is an edgy and spirited vibe with a nod toward traditional and antique design.
Artist and sculptor for TCRG, Tim “Tiny” Parker crafted one-of-a-kind pieces to enhance elements of the Lambert-inspired venue. His 12-foot tall, eye-catching sculpted Saguaro cactus overlooks the tufted pink booths in the main dining room located on the second level, while a custom-fabricated larger-than-life, dazzling mirrored saddle (inspired by the iconic piece at Billy Bob’s in Ft. Worth) spins overhead with “MIRANDA” branded along the back. Also on the second floor, vintage wooden doors lead to a more secluded dining area, furnished with custom-made wood tables that are prominent throughout the entire restaurant.
Parker worked with Lambert on an all-things Miranda mural leading to the third floor. The 30-foot long mural includes her horses, Airstream, red Chevrolet, album titles and more over a landscape of Marfa, Texas.
The third floor is designed for pure entertainment – ideal for a DJ or live music and dancing, with a lighted wall, dance platforms and plenty of room to move with the music. Another Parker mural, a Warhol-styled pink Elvis, sets the “happy hour at any hour” tone.
On the top level, the “Parlor,” an overlooking mezzanine, hosts VIP parties and serves as Miranda’s private space. The blue-themed room, with velvet-textured wallpaper features the instantly recognizable birdcage from her No. 1 hit “Bluebird,” suspended overhead, creating a mood of magic and mystery.
Casa Rosa truly reflects Miranda’s unapologetic, boldly feminine presence, eclectic tastes and love of Tex-Mex cooking, as hers becomes the first female country artist-owned establishment on Nashville’s Lower Broadway.
TC Restaurant Group, with more than 40 years in the hospitality industry has designed spaces for Sun Records, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line and more.