Timber & Suede

Hi, I'm Tammy Gormley.

I live by three core values: Faith, Family, and Friends. My faith provides the strength and resilience I need to navigate life's challenges. 

My family—especially my husband Dan, our adult children Jade and Zeke, and our wonderful grandchildren, Landon Thomas and Payton Grace—anchors me and fills my life with joy. Jade and her husband Garrett have blessed us with two beautiful grandkids, and Zeke is thriving in Tampa, Florida, where he's making the most of the coastal lifestyle.

Alongside my family, my friendships are a cornerstone of my life. They offer unwavering support and companionship, through both the highs and the lows.

Professionally, I'm known for my outgoing personality, honesty, and commitment to building genuine connections. Outside of work, I’ve found joy in hobbies like tennis and pickleball, which have also helped me foster new friendships.

Ultimately, I find happiness in life's simple pleasures—cherishing time spent with loved ones and embracing each moment.

I’m originally from St. Charles, MO, a place that will always hold a special place in my heart, where I treasure lifelong friendships formed in my childhood. At 31, my life took an unexpected turn when my husband’s career brought us to Dallas, Texas. What was supposed to be a short-term move quickly evolved into a series of relocations—taking us from Atlanta to Bentonville, Orlando, and back to Atlanta in 2012.

These moves gave me the chance to experience diverse landscapes and cultures, broadening my perspective and allowing me to forge lasting friendships along the way. Each new chapter presented its own set of challenges, inspiring me to tap into my creativity and adaptability, especially when it came to remodeling and decorating our homes. Through it all, I've learned how to innovate, maximize the potential of every space, and create homes that reflect our ever-changing journey.

I've had a passion for home remodeling, decorating, organizing, and merchandising for as long as I can remember. Helping others with their home projects has always sparked my enthusiasm, whether it's offering advice or lending a hand. I love experimenting with new ideas and finding ways to breathe new life into existing pieces. My philosophy is simple: "It's just paint—we can always paint over it." But more often than not, those small, bold changes lead to transformative results, making the risk well worth it.