Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains in Walland, Tennessee, this breathtaking rustic modern mountain house was designed by C.S. Harrop Architects in collaboration with Hickory Construction. The Blackberry Mountain residence features a dramatic two story wall of glass, complemented by intricate European oil finished flooring and a sleek glass railing staircase.
The home is also composed of custom 8-inch sawn white oak flooring that flows throughout the entire residence. The waterfall kitchen countertop and pivot front door make for unique features for these homeowners. Continue below to see more of this impressive home tour…
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT C.S. Harrop Architects BUILDER Hickory Construction CUSTOM CABINETS Elite Millworks
What We Love About This Home
This home perfectly captures rustic-modern mountain living with its dramatic two-story wall of glass, bringing the beauty of the Smoky Mountains indoors. The custom 8-inch sawn white oak floors and European oil-finished details add warmth and craftsmanship throughout, while the sleek glass staircase and waterfall kitchen countertop create striking modern focal points. Every element, from the pivot front door to the seamless flow of spaces, feels intentional, luxurious, and utterly unforgettable.
Tell Us: What features do you find most appealing, and what would you change in the design of this home? Let us know in the Comments below!
Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other amazing home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Tennessee: An absolutely stunning update to a Nashville house on a woodsy property and A peek inside this absolutely stunning rustic log house in Tennessee.
Above: This unique fireplace wall separates the interior living space from the screened porch. Twin metal flues are separated by a large glass transom and live sawn oak wall surround, creating depth, texture, and transparency.
Above: Natural light floods this cozy nook, making it the perfect spot to begin your day.
PHOTOGRAPHER Ingalls Photo
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