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"Suzanne Kasler Designs a Home at Tennessee's Blackberry Farm\nDesigner Suzanne Kasler teams with architecture firm Spitzmiller &amp;amp; Norris to create an enchanting haven for the second-generation owners of the celebrated Blackberry Farm\nSam and Mary Celeste Beall and their four children outside their home at Blackberry Farm, in Walland, Tennessee, which was designed by architecture firm Spitzmiller &amp;amp; Norris and decorator Suzanne Kasler.\nIn the oak-paneled living room, a Dale Chihuly drawing is displayed between sconces by John Rosselli &amp;amp; Assoc.; the armchairs and cocktail table, all by Rose Tarlow Melrose House, are grouped with Nancy Corzine sofas. The Greek-key pillow fabric is by Clarence House, the curtains are of a Zimmer + Rohde fabric, and the sisal is by Stark. Nearly all of the windows throughout the house are by Marvin Windows and Doors.\nAn antique Biedermeier writing table and chair, at left, add a grace note to the living room; the sofa is by Saladino Furniture, the cocktail table is by Rose Tarlow Melrose House, and the Chippendale-style armchair by Dennis &amp;amp; Leen is upholstered in an Old World Weavers fabric.\nThe family room is highlighted by whitewashed cypress beams and a fireplace made of local stone; the club chair at right is by Suzanne Kasler for Hickory Chair, the antique painted cabinet is from Ainsworth-Noah, and the curtains are of a Robert Kime fabric.\nA chandelier by Studio Workshops hangs above a dining table from Ainsworth-Noah and a suite of chairs by Kerry Joyce for Dessin Fournir; the wallpaper is by de Gournay, and the curtains are made of an Old World Weavers fabric.\nThe kitchen features whitewashed cypress beams, white-oak cabinetry by W. B. Richardson, and a backsplash of Walker Zanger tile. Hickory Chair stools are pulled up to the granite-top island, whose sink fittings are by Rohl; the range is by Jade.\nThe study's lime-washed paneling, made of oak reclaimed from the property, is complemented by a gilt-wood chandelier by Vaughan; a Suzanne Kasler for Hickory Chair sofa is joined by a Scalamandr\u00E9 wing chair upholstered in a Rogers &amp;amp; Goffigon velvet, and the antique armchair is clad in an Old World Weavers tiger stripe.\nThe master suite is furnished with a Rose Tarlow Melrose House bed; the Suzanne Kasler for Hickory Chair armchair is clad in a Rose Tarlow Melrose House fabric, and the curtains are of a hand-painted Groves Brothers cotton.\nAn alabaster pendant light by Vaughan hangs in the master bath, which has a Waterworks tub and a Victorian-style pouf by Hickory Chair.\nA daughter's room is painted in Benjamin Moore's Crystal Clear; the carpeting is by Stark.\nIn another daughter's room, a custom-made iron bed from Mrs. Howard is canopied in a Fabricut linen.\nIn the son's room, the floor lamp is from Circa Lighting, and the Tibetan rug is from Tufenkian.\nOn the porch, a pair of custom-made rustic log chairs from Bennett Galleries and a Hickory Chair wicker club chair rest on an outdoor rug from Restoration Hardware."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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