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This gorgeous contemporary house, designed by Pfeffer Torode Architecture, is located in Nashville, Tennessee. The modern design of this home, paired with traditional building materials of stucco exterior and plaster interior, produces a refined but impactful design. The program is pushed to the sides to provide for indoor/outdoor connection through the heart of the house, allowing all rooms to have a relationship to the outdoors.
Floor-to-ceiling windows and doors in the Gallery, running along the back of the Salon, connect the front views of Percy Warner Park to the back wooded hillside/rock outcropping/pool area. The breakfast room in the kitchen pushes into the exterior living space with large corner windows. The countertop height wood-burning fireplace in the kitchen provides a cozy backdrop for gathering and entertaining.
Past a large motor court with a grass island in the center is the entry to this transitional homestead.
Multiple forms create the compound that makes up this home. Stucco and planked siding pair with the metal, standing seam roof and steel windows to marry traditional and modern elements. Landscape architect Ben Page chose autumn ferns, hydrangeas and green gem boxwoods for this Tennessee property.
Landscape architect Ben Page chose autumn ferns, hydrangeas and green gem boxwoods for this Tennessee property. His plantings frame key vistas, such as a view to twin sweetgum trees past retracted steel doors by Chris Craddock of Metal Werks LLC.
A custom steel-and-glass pivot door by FireRock Building Materials, custom copper lantern by St. James Lighting and Belgian black limestone from François & Co. compose the entry of this home. Presiding over the 18th-century console from Provenance Antiques is a commissioned painting by Bridgeport, Connecticut, artist Meighan Morrison.
Hand-troweled plasterwork on the walls, ceiling and trim wrap the entirety of the interior of this home. The furnishings, by Cristina Brophy Interiors, allow the contemporary architecture to fuse with the vintage finds, curating a transitional design.
Custom steel doors by Metal Werks LLC lead to the office, distinguished by hand-troweled plasterwork on the walls and ceiling. A Terra chandelier by Laura Lee Designs from Bennett Galleries suspends overhead.
The home office/library is wrapped in oak millwork with a hand-troweled plaster ceiling. A Terra chandelier by Laura Lee Designs from Bennett Galleries suspends overhead, and an Eames lounge chair by Herman Miller complements the Saddlemans’ cowhide.
A floor-to-ceiling steel fireplace by Metal Werks LLC punctuates oak millwork in this home office.
What We Love About This Home
This house in Nashville offers warm and inviting living spaces with a relaxed, welcoming character. Thoughtful details and natural finishes bring a sense of ease throughout the home. The layout feels intuitive and well-suited for both quiet moments and entertaining. It strikes a beautiful balance between comfort, style, and everyday functionality.
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The living room features a Flexform sectional from Scott + Cooner, House of Finn Juhl’s Pelican chair, and a reclaimed-oak Plinth coffee table by RH. The Dalen lanterns are by Gregorius Pineo through Jerry Pair.
Dining Room with integrated, hand-troweled plaster and wood-burning fireplace.
The wet bar features slab-front oak cabinets by Capitol Custom Cabinetry & Finishing, Calacatta Gold marble from Indigo Granite & Tile, an antique mirrored backsplash, and an integrated wine fridge. The smooth, hand-troweled plasterwork on the walls and ceiling pairs with the ruggedness of the oak floors from Jeffco Flooring & Supply. The oak floors from Jeffco Flooring & Supply coordinate with it.
The kitchen, featuring a countertop height wood-burning fireplace, is a study in materiality. Stainless steel cabinets flank the range, while the integrated hood is completely wrapped in plaster. A waterfall marble counter drapes over the cooking space, and slab-front oak cabinets by Capitol Custom Cabinetry & Finishing complete the space.
A custom Bjork Studio banquette in Perennials velvet sits beneath Marvin windows in the breakfast nook. The Urban Electric Co. fixture lights an 18th-century trestle table from Provenance Antiques.
A wrap-around window system allows 270-degree views of the backyard.
Vintage French linenfold doors from Architectural Accents lead to the primary suite’s vestibule. A Branching Bubble chandelier by Lindsey Adelman Studio illuminates a 17th-century Spanish bench from Provenance Antiques and a Katharina Chapuis painting from Pryor Fine Art.
Maxalto’s Alcova bed anchors the primary bedroom. Upholstery includes Holly Hunt’s iron-and-leather Arakan bench from Jim Thompson and a vintage Marge Carson slipper chair updated in Clarence House velvet.
In the primary bathroom, a 19th-century gilt bronze chandelier from Joseph Konrad illuminates MTI’s Cáscara tub and a Holly Hunt bench. The floors and countertops both don Cremo Delicato marble from Ciot.
His primary closet.
The program is pushed to the sides to provide for indoor/outdoor connection through the heart of the house, allowing all rooms to have a relationship to the outdoors. Floor-to-ceiling windows and doors in the Gallery, running along the back of the Salon, connect the front views of Percy Warner Park to the back wooded hillside/rock outcropping/pool area. The breakfast room in the kitchen pushes into the exterior living space with large corner windows.
The outdoor grill porch is shown surrounded by the lush grounds. A stone-clad, extra tall outdoor fireplace provides visual relief from the remaining architecture and lets you focus on the nature surrounding you.
Above: Exterior rear facade of the home.
PHOTOGRAPHER Paige Rumore Photography
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