Private Residence
This gracious, restrained and curated modern take on the classic country house was designed to best take advantage of lakefront and mountain views while providing easy living in simple, elegant spaces perfect for both daily life and entertaining. Running the full width of the house, the 120-foot-long stone and glass loggia quietly serves as an art gallery, the circulation spine of the house and the demarcation line between public and private. It blurs interior and exterior, wrapping around the entry motor court and its boxwood garden. This strictly symmetrical manor is wrapped in limestone and slate, features two opposing monolithic twin chimneys and is warmed with walnut accents, helping the house feel formal yet effortless. The sumptuous, barrel-vaulted great room at the heart of the home shares its views with all primary spaces and is flanked by two matching porticos.
Private Residence
Knoxville, Tennessee
This gracious, restrained and curated modern take on the classic country house was designed to best take advantage of lakefront and mountain views while providing easy living in simple, elegant spaces perfect for both daily life and entertaining.
Running the full width of the house, the 120-foot-long stone and glass loggia quietly serves as an art gallery, the circulation spine of the house and the demarcation line between public and private. It blurs interior and exterior, wrapping around the entry motor court and its boxwood garden.
This strictly symmetrical manor is wrapped in limestone and slate, features two opposing monolithic twin chimneys and is warmed with walnut accents, helping the house feel formal yet effortless. The sumptuous, barrel-vaulted great room at the heart of the home shares its views with all primary spaces and is flanked by two matching porticos.
This gracious, restrained and curated modern take on the classic country house was designed to best take advantage of lakefront and mountain views while providing easy living in simple, elegant spaces perfect for both daily life and entertaining.
Running the full width of the house, the 120-foot-long stone and glass loggia quietly serves as an art gallery, the circulation spine of the house and the demarcation line between public and private. It blurs interior and exterior, wrapping around the entry motor court and its boxwood garden.
This strictly symmetrical manor is wrapped in limestone and slate, features two opposing monolithic twin chimneys and is warmed with walnut accents, helping the house feel formal yet effortless. The sumptuous, barrel-vaulted great room at the heart of the home shares its views with all primary spaces and is flanked by two matching porticos.
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Knoxville, Tennessee
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Private Residence
Knoxville, Tennessee
This gracious, restrained and curated modern take on the classic country house was designed to best take advantage of lakefront and mountain views while providing easy living in simple, elegant spaces perfect for both daily life and entertaining.
Running the full width of the house, the 120-foot-long stone and glass loggia quietly serves as an art gallery, the circulation spine of the house and the demarcation line between public and private. It blurs interior and exterior, wrapping around the entry motor court and its boxwood garden.
This strictly symmetrical manor is wrapped in limestone and slate, features two opposing monolithic twin chimneys and is warmed with walnut accents, helping the house feel formal yet effortless. The sumptuous, barrel-vaulted great room at the heart of the home shares its views with all primary spaces and is flanked by two matching porticos.
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This gracious, restrained and curated modern take on the classic country house was designed to best take advantage of lakefront and mountain views while providing easy living in simple, elegant spaces perfect for both daily life and entertaining.
Running the full width of the house, the 120-foot-long stone and glass loggia quietly serves as an art gallery, the circulation spine of the house and the demarcation line between public and private. It blurs interior and exterior, wrapping around the entry motor court and its boxwood garden.
This strictly symmetrical manor is wrapped in limestone and slate, features two opposing monolithic twin chimneys and is warmed with walnut accents, helping the house feel formal yet effortless. The sumptuous, barrel-vaulted great room at the heart of the home shares its views with all primary spaces and is flanked by two matching porticos.
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