Celeste Greene
Yoga Therapist
C-IAYT, E-RYT 500, YCEP
First and foremost a lifelong student of yoga, Celeste Greene is dedicated to guiding others along their unique healing journeys. She offers individual yoga therapy, teacher mentorship, and philosophy classes—both virtually and at Living Yoga Studio—helping clients shift unhelpful patterns, ease suffering, and cultivate a deeper connection with themselves.
Celeste began teaching at 21, eventually completing a 500-hour training and a four-year, 1,008-hour Yoga Therapy Certification in the Viniyoga lineage at the Yoga Well Institute under Chase Bossart. She previously spent years on the clinical team at Vanderbilt’s Osher Center for Integrative Health, treating patients with complex chronic pain, chronic illness, and mental health, and served on the Executive Committee of the Board for the International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT).
Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Celeste continues advanced studies with Chase Bossart and Robin Love as well as Vedic chanting at the Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram in India, alongside a 20-year meditation practice in the lineage of Sri Aurobindo.
Interior Stylist, Artist
Celeste Greene is an interior stylist, designer, and artist whose work spans prop and interior styling, spatial design, and fine art. Her creative eye was cultivated early, purchasing her first home at 20 and managing its complete renovation—sparking a lifelong passion for architecture, spatial transformation, and unique materials.
Over the past 15+ years, Celeste’s design career has taken her across the country. She built a rich foundation in high-end event and spatial design, styling for major wedding publications, and working alongside San Francisco’s Studio Mondine as a floral stylist for destination events. After relocating to Nashville, she led the floral department for Mayker Events while working independently as a prop and floral stylist for brands, spanning interior, product, and food styling.
A builder and hands-on creator at heart, Celeste has acted as general contractor on three residential home renovations and designed and built a custom 900-square-foot studio space and designed a commercial wellness club. Today, she works as a prop and interior stylist for commercial brands, curates and sells rare antique furniture from across the country, and creates large-scale gestural paintings and drawings from her home studio in Tennessee.
