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A long-time supporter of Target House, Amy Grant helped make music available everyday to residents when Target House first opened ten years ago, with the Amy Grant Music Room. Now, the GRAMMY((R))-award winning singer and songwriter, with the help of Target designers, has brought southern warmth and style to the renovated Music Room. The room now includes custom-made furniture, six-foot white Wainscot paneling, new wall-to-wall floral carpet, and plantation shutters. In addition, the room includes a humungous 22-foot sofa, music stands with six built-in lamps, three of which drop down for the smaller kids. Residents will also be able to expand their love of music with brand new musical instruments, including guitars and bongo drums, as well as one of her GRAMMY((R)) Awards and hand-written lyrics.

Sean Conway Courtyard

Designer Sean Conway knows that one of life's greatest escapes is to spend time outdoors with friends and family. Sean and his team designed a beautiful new backyard space so residents have room to play their favorite sports like baseball, soccer, or a game of tag -- with seating located close enough for parents to watch their children having fun. Tranquil gardens were created so residents, friends and staff could have a quiet space when needed. Also, a special screened-in room was designed for teens with oversized couches, a Ping-Pong table and flat screened televisions with Xbox and Wii, providing teens with their own outdoor space to "hang" with friends.

In addition to celebrity room renovations, all 96-apartment suites located within Target House were updated to include new flat screen televisions, DVD players, DVR systems and iPod docking stations with volume controls and timers. Additionally, Target House suite renovations include improved closet space and new household furniture, including a large credenza with a desk and chair, and storage pro
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