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Tuesday, October 20
A Recipe for Jalapeno Cheddar Cornbread. What's Your Favorite Cornbread Recipe?
I love Austin, Texas. The people are warm, the food is amazing, and the weather -- well, let's not talk about the weather. Let's stick with the people and the food. One morning while Jeff and I were eating breakfast at an Austin eatery, we started chatting with a lovely elderly couple next to us. The conversation quickly turned to food: we talked brisket, chili, Shiner bock (which they drink from the bottle), and cornbread. When I told the wife that I had never made corn bread in a skillet, she replied, in a dramatic affected Southern accent, "Well, dahlin', if it ain't made in a cast-iron skillet, then it ain't cornbread."
She shared how her skillet had been in her family for three generations and how she wouldn't dream of making cornbread in a regular metal pan or glass baking dish. I would have loved to share a sentimental tale about my family's cast-iron skillet and corn bread recipe, but the truth is, we don't have one. Sure, my mom made cornbread, but it usually came from a Jiffy box, and I wasn't gonna tell that to the Texan with the third generation cast-iron skillet.
Although cornbread is a Southern staple, it comes in numerous regional variations across the country. Some of the most memorable ones I've had include a New Mexican cornbread studded with fiery hatch chilies, a New Orleans cornbread laced with Cajun spices and Cheddar cheese, and a North Carolina cornbread made with buttermilk and bacon. My favorite, however, remains the one I ate when I was a kid in New England: dense, sweet cornbread toasted with butter and drizzled with honey.
There aren't too many people who don't love cornbread. It's easy, versatile, and satisfying. It's delicious on its own, dunked in a bowl of hot chili, or used as a mop for excess bbq sauce on your plate. It can be simple and plain or chock full of add-ins such as bacon, corn kernels, and peppers. There's a corn bread to suit just about any taste.
Since chilly weather is upon us, it's time for a substantial cornbread that pairs well with hearty chilis and stews, like my jalapeno cheddar cornbread. It's punctuated with crisp corn kernels, hot jalapenos, and creamy sharp Cheddar cheese. It was made in a 9 X 9 inch square baking dish, not a cast-iron skillet. Sure, I could go buy one, but to me, that's one of those things that should be passed down in a family. And since my grandmother and mother cared a lot more about making gravy and meatballs than cornbread, skillets didn't feature prominently in our house.
So, tell me, what's your favorite cornbread recipe?
Jalapeno Cheddar Cornbread
Makes 16 pieces
Print recipe only here.
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup yellow cornmeal, preferably coarsely ground
1/4 cup sugar
4 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
2 large eggs
1 cup whole milk
1/4 cup canola oil
1 small jalapeno, finely chopped
1/2 cup corn kernels
1/2 cup sharp Cheddar cheese
1/4 cup fresh cilantro, finely chopped
1. Place rack in center of oven, and preheat to 425 degrees F. Coat a 9 X 9 inch square baking pan with cooking spray.
2. In a large bowl stir together flour, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Add eggs, milk, and oil. Beat with an electric mixer until just smooth, about 1 minute. Stir in jalapeno, corn, Cheddar, and cilantro.
3. Pour batter into the prepared pan. Bake for 20-25 minutes, or until the top is golden and a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
You might also like these recipes from Food Blogga:
Mom's Zucchini Bread (with pineapple and coconut!)
Sweet Corn and Honey Muffins
Persimmon and Date Bread
Here are more cornbread recipes I'd like to make:
Cornbread recipe at Homesick Texan
Bacon Cornbread recipe at House of Annie
Chipotle Cornbread recipe at Baking Bites
Cranberry Cornbread recipe at Closet Cooking
Tri-Colored Cornbread recipe at Mango and Tomato
46 comments:
- Janelle said...
My favorite cornbread recipe is just a basic cornbread-- nothing fancy in it. It's so easy and so yummy. It's a Marie Calendar's copycat recipe.
1 box yellow cake mix
2 boxes corn muffin mix (like Jiffy brand)
Mix them both up according to directions, then combine the batters.
This makes a huge amount, and I actually made up a dry mix to use; one batch of my dry mix makes a normal amount. You bake at 350 for 20 minutes. If you're doing the full amount above (4 times my dry mix batch), you'll probably need to bake it longer.
- October 20, 2009 at 8:45 PM
- Sean said...
Cornbread in a cast-iron: a classic Southern response. I've had a lot of different flavors but my favorite so far has been the bacon-chipotle cornbread by my friend's mom (who also makes it in a cast-iron).
The sweetness of the corn kernals with the spicy chipotle and savory bacon is a great combination. What isn't better with bacon anyways?
- October 20, 2009 at 8:49 PM
- Lynda said...
This sounds like wonderful cornbread, iron skillet or not!I prefer a sweet cornbread, so I'll be trying yours!
- October 20, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Nate-n-Annie said...
I am so envious of people who have had cast iron skillets passed down from generation to generation. Some of them have been so lovingly taken care of, the cooking surface is like glass - so smooth, and amazingly non-stick.
Unfortunately, my parents didn't have any cast iron cookware to pass down to us. So we have to start with our own skillet. We've already made things like whole wheat tortillas and blackened halibut in it. Hopefully one day we'll be able to pass it down to our kids.
PS: thanks for the link!
- October 20, 2009 at 9:06 PM
- rookie cookie said...
My favorite recipe that I use often involved melting 1/2 stick of butter in the pan before pouring the batter on top. It produces the most excellent flavor. I too love it plain with honey. At Claim Jumper, they take their leftover cornbread, dice it and make croutons out of it. It is such a great addition to their salad.
I bought a cast iron skillet in hopes of making it an heirloom item. Hopefully my son's children will enjoy it.
- October 20, 2009 at 9:49 PM
- Kristin said...
My favorite cornbread, a honey buttermilk version, isn't my favorite because it's the best one I've ever made, but for sentimental reasons, because it was one of the first recipes I made well when I was learning how to cook in college. Having said that though, it's a good recipe, and lends itself to all sorts of variations (http://tiny.cc/Q3mbN).
- October 21, 2009 at 12:26 AM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
A friend of mine lives in Austin... I love cornbread and yours looks wonderful!
Here's the recipe I make:
- October 21, 2009 at 2:36 AM
- The Little Teochew said...
Those look AMAZING! The cheddar does it for me.
- October 21, 2009 at 3:21 AM
- Mardi @eatlivetravelwrite said...
Funny - must be the season - I have seen similar recipes all around the blogosphere lately! I liked this one on Eat, Blog, Sleep:
but yours sounds pretty good too!
- October 21, 2009 at 3:53 AM
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
I love making my cornbread in my (yes, pretty well used) cast iron skillet, with some mild green chiles mixed in.
- October 21, 2009 at 4:08 AM
- Kate said...
I'm all about cornbread when cool weather comes around. I always use corn kernels too, usually processing them with the liquid before adding them. I like less sweet and more crunch, so I always try to fine coarse cornmeal, and use a higher proportion of that to the flour.
Recently I had some leftover cornbread that I sliced about a half inch thick and baked in a 325 oven until the pieces were crispy and browned. We topped them with a slice of vermont cheddar cheese and ate them with pork and green chili stew. They were divine!
- October 21, 2009 at 6:07 AM
- Cara said...
My favorite cornbread is actually sitting right now in draft mode, soon-to-be-blogged. I make a healthy, fat free but incredibly moist cornbread that goes great with my favorite chili recipes.
- October 21, 2009 at 6:09 AM
- T.W. Barritt at Culinary Types said...
I have a favorite cornbread recipe that is seasoned with cardamom. When I was a kid, we were in Tennessee and got some stone ground corn meal in the Smokies - I do like to revisit the recipe that came with that from time to time. It was an Appalachian classic.
- October 21, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- The Teacher Cooks said...
This recipe is very similar to mine. I love the idea of adding fresh cilantro. Thanks.
- October 21, 2009 at 7:14 AM
My favorite is the one in Paul Prudhomme's "Louisiana Kitchen" cookbook. It tastes like Jiffy (which I love) but is substantial enough to hold up to gravy and pot liquor without melting away completely. And if you like, I'm sure you could add corn kernels, cheese, jalapeno, chipotles, a bit of adobo sauce, whatever.
- October 21, 2009 at 7:20 AM
- Mimi said...
My father was from New England, so we grew up on sweet cornbread. If there was any left over, he would eat it the next day in a bowl with milk or cream poured over it. My favorite cornbread is sweet and made with bacon and corn.
- October 21, 2009 at 8:12 AM
- china said...
this is very important!
i live in austin but i grew up in northeast texas. the corn bread that my great grandmother made, proper cornbread, is not sweet and it doesn't come in "flavors". white corn bread that looks like cake is from up north, the stuff down here is denser because it's made from yellow cornmeal and it's unadulterated by other things like cheese or peppers.
i'm not saying that's the only or even the best way to make cornbread though. traditional texas food is extremely bland unless it's texmex. my great grandfather (he's 94) thinks that spagetti sauce is "spicy" because it has spices like basil in it. i think he first tasted salsa in his 80s.
- October 21, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- Susan from Food Blogga said...
janelle-Thanks for sharing! That is super easy and yummy.
sean-Bacon and chipotle. I am so making that!
lynda-I like sweeter cornbread too.
nateandannie-You're so welcome! I agree. Simple objects can become family treasures.
rookiecookie- Mmm... I have heard about cornbread croutons but haven't made them yet. That's going to change soon!
kristin-I know exactly what you mean. Sentimentality is delicious.
rosa-Thanks! I'll be checking it out!
littleteochew-Thank you!
mardi-It's the crisp autumn air. :)
lydia-You gotta love those well-seasoned skillets.
kate- I'm coming over your house the next time you make that cause it sounds to amazing to miss!
cara-Great minds? :)
tw-Cardamom? Now, that's one I have never tried but would love to.
teachercooks-It adds just the right amount of freshness.
anonymous-Oh, that sounds great! I love dense, "substantial" cornbreads.
mimi-We never had it with cream, but sometimes my mom would mash a ripe banana on it and drizzle it with honey for breakfast. I'll have to try your dad's version sometime.
china-Thanks so much for sharing that! This is important. :) In New England, where I grew up, it was always yellow cornmeal and sugar, but as you say, there are so many regional variations. Your comment about your granddad made me laugh. He definitely wouldn't like my sauce then. It's got basil and crushed red pepper flakes in it. ;)
- October 21, 2009 at 11:08 AM
- Anh said...
Absolutely delicious, Susan!
- October 21, 2009 at 12:26 PM
- Gudrun said...
I am not southern, far from it, but I only consider baking cornbread in my cast iron skillet. With bacon fat.
Sometimes I will add green chiles, but mostly I am a purest. I love lots of butter and honey on warm cornbread. That is actually enough of a dinner for me. Making chili is an excuse to make cornbread!
- October 21, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- Leslie said...
Besides a cast iron skillet, the most important ingredients are stone ground corn meal and buttermilk. Nothing compares to this southern bread. Cornbread and vegetable soup...yum, yum!
- October 21, 2009 at 5:12 PM
- Nanette said...
I am seriously in love with the Vegan Soul Food Jazz Cornbread in Crescent Dragonwagon's The Cornbread Gospels. It contains a can of creamed corn which gives it the most delectable texture. The whole book is pretty cool with cornbreads divided by region of the country.
- October 22, 2009 at 12:17 AM
- aforkfulofspaghetti said...
I'm ashamed to say I've never eaten cornbread, but then again, it's not really something you see much over here.
Sounds yummy, though, so I suppose I should really make some of my own!
- October 22, 2009 at 4:16 AM
- Bellini Valli said...
Your recipe is similar to mine Susan, although I don't make it often not growing up in the South.
- October 22, 2009 at 5:27 AM
I love jalapeno cheddar cornbread especially with chili. I'm making some chili for a party this weekend and this cornbread just made the list. Thanks, Susan! -- Mary
- October 22, 2009 at 10:55 AM
- Susan said...
Susan, Love your blog. Your cornbread looks delish. As a fellow Italian gal with no cast iron skillets in the family, I too have made cornbread in glass dishes. But lo and behold I received a shiny new le Creuset cast iron skillet for Christmas two years ago. My cornbread is SO much better in it.
Yours looks way delish!
- October 22, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- Olga said...
Thanks for featuring my cornbread recipe. I hope you get to try it and will like it as much as I did.
- October 22, 2009 at 6:34 PM
- Stephanie - Wasabimon.com said...
I like good, old fashioned honey cornbread. :)
- October 22, 2009 at 11:03 PM
- Jeanne said...
Nope, no 3rd generation cornbread skillet in my family either... I feel such a failure! ;-) My excuse is that I'm not even American, let alone from the South... This look utterly amazing! Nothing better than a chunk of cornbread dunked in chili. Comfort food at its best! p.s. - 'scuse the ignorance but what's wrong with the weather in Austin??
- October 23, 2009 at 3:18 AM
- elly said...
I love the Cook's Illustrated cornbread recipe, which I add jalapeno and cheddar to. I'm surprisingly not a huge cornbread fan, or I wasn't till I tried that version.
- October 23, 2009 at 7:01 AM
- Tara said...
I *love* the blueberry cornbread recipe my friend Stephen sent along a few weeks ago!
- October 23, 2009 at 8:04 AM
- Johanna said...
it is a tyranny of choice when it comes to favourite cornbread - I love it with creamed corn but most recently I have loved the one I tried with pumpkin in it
- October 23, 2009 at 4:19 PM
- Anna said...
My mom used Gladiola (owned by Martha White, I believe) and she always made it in the skillet. She'd melt the butter first then pour the cornbread batter into the hot skillet with the melted butter. Also, she never made sweet cornbread, but my parents always dipped it in Cane Syrup so in the end, it was kind of sweet.
I didn't like cornbread as a kid, but now I do an I make it from scratch. My Dad likes this one
Chipotle-Bacon Cornbread
5 slices cooked bacon, chopped
3 chipotle peppers, chopped, seeded
3 T butter
2/3 c yellow cornmeal
2/3 c flour
1/2 tsp tsp baking soda
1-1/4 tsp tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1/4 tsp black pepper
1-1/2 T sugar
1 c buttermilk
1 egg
Mix peppers and bacon. Set aside.
Put butter in 8 inch cast iron skillet and set skillet in cold oven and turn heat to 350.
While oven is preheating and butter is melting (keep an eye on it or it so it doesn't get too hot and smoke), mix dry ingredients in a mixing bowl. In a second bowl, mix buttermilk and eggs. Gently add buttermilk mixture to dry ingredients. Stir only until moist. Batter should stay lumpy. Stir in bacon/chipotle mixture. Remove hot skillet of melted butter from oven. Pour cornbread batter into hot butter. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until it is golden brown.
- October 23, 2009 at 7:11 PM
- Jaime said...
this is my favorite type of cornbread - jalapeno cheddar! :)
- October 23, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- My Carolina Kitchen said...
I'm a Southern girl and I love cornbread. But I don't care for sweet cornbread. I like yours with the Japapeno & Cheddar.
Some Southerners take left-over cornbread, crumble it in a glass, and pour buttermilk over it. Some people (obviously not Southerners) call it a Hillbilly Smoothie.
Have a great weekend. Thanks for stopping by my kitchen. I enjoyed reading your blog. So many good things here.
- October 24, 2009 at 3:26 AM
A couple of years ago, I made a batch of cornbread, using my Mother's old recipe. I could hardly eat it, since it contained so much fat. Yet I'd eaten piece after piece when I was a kid, and loved it then. Tastes change.
This recipe is low fat, using non fat yogurt for the moisture base. Print from:
- October 24, 2009 at 3:09 PM
- lisaiscooking said...
I'm so glad you love Austin! I didn't grow up here, but I've become pretty fond of it over the last 17 years. Your cornbread sounds like a great one. Sometimes, I like it simple with just black pepper added to the plain batter, and sometimes I like just like yours with jalapeno, cheese, and corn.
- October 25, 2009 at 7:58 AM
- Annelise Kelly said...
Here's what I love to do with leftover cornbread: Slice it and fry it in butter, till it's brown and crispy, then annoint/drown in maple syrup. Oh my..... so fine!
- October 26, 2009 at 8:07 AM
- Jayne said...
mmmyum, looks tasty, very different.
- October 26, 2009 at 1:00 PM
- Susan from Food Blogga said...
anh-Thank you!
gudrun-Yes, I've heard bacon fat adds incredible flavor, but I didn't have any bacon in the house.
lesley-Buttermilk renders it really moist. I love it with soup too!
nanette-That is so cool! I'll have to check it out. Thanks!
forkful-Never? You're missing out!
val-I can understand that.
mary-I'm happy to hear that! Please let me know how it turns out!
susan-Le Creuset! That's what I need! :) Thanks for your kind words.
olga-My pleasure! I'm sure gonna try!
stephanie-Love it too. :)
jeanne-The weather is hotter than hell!
elly-Thanks for sharing!
tara- I made a blueberry cornbread with basil last summer and loved it.
johanna-My mom loves creamed corn too. I'm thinking of try a pumpkin one this season. Sounds amazing!
anna-Thank you so much for sharing your recipe. Chipotle and bacon? I have to make this for my husband. They're two of his favorites. I've never heard of dunking bread in cane syrup before. That's sweet indeed! :)
jaime-Glad to hear it!
mycarolinakitchen-A Hillbilly Smoothie? That is too funny! Glad to meet you too.
anonymous-Isn't that funny how your tastes change like that? Thanks for sharing your low-fat version!
lisa-I didn't realize you were in Austin. Oh, yes, I love it there! Maybe we can get together next time I'm there.
annalise-I'm in love with that idea. Seriously!
jayne-Thank you!
- October 26, 2009 at 2:59 PM
- Waverly said...
Sometimes I like my cornbread savory, especially with jalapenos and cheddar like your recipe. Other times, like at breakfast, I like it sweet. The best recipe for sweet cornbread that I know of is my granny's: To any cornbread recipe, add a little vanilla and then pour cream over the top of the batter before you put it into the oven. The cream soaks in when its baked.
p.s. I am from Texas
- October 27, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- shayma said...
adore your recipe. stumbled upon your blog from www.food52.com, lovely blog. who exactly are these people who dont love cornbread? i had a lovely cornbread at a restaurant called Masa in Boston- they served it with apricot chipotle confit. shall try your recipe.
- October 28, 2009 at 4:11 AM
- Yum Yucky said...
I so need to quit the Jiffy mix and make some *real* Corny bread.
- October 29, 2009 at 11:41 AM
- Amelia PS said...
always wanted to try this. I just made a delicious chili and this would go great with it (see also how I made the mini chili pot pies): http://www.ztastylife.com/2009/11/rich-chocolaty-smoky-chili-con-many.html
- November 6, 2009 at 10:40 AM
- Erina said...
This looks like a great recipe! Here's another recipe I recently did and really liked.
Cheddar Skillet Corn Bread http://wp.me/puWta-5D
It's particularly nice because you bake it right in a cast iron skillet. Try it out and let me know what you think!
- July 27, 2010 at 10:43 PM
- Susan from Food Blogga said...
erina-I can't. Don't have a skillet to bake one in!
- July 28, 2010 at 3:28 PM


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O'More College of Design Showhouse
Alumni of a Tennessee design college stage a showhouse
Eloise Pitts O'More—well into her 90s—drove through historic Franklin, Tennessee, in her gold Cadillac, fire-red hair pinned in a topknot barely visible over the wheel. Mrs. O'More was a local legend, founding O'More College of Design in 1970 and personally overseeing nearly every aspect of its operation, from interviewing students for admission to teaching classes.
The grande dame of design died in 2002, but the school continues to thrive, graduating hundreds of interior, fashion, and graphic designers. The college's interior design department, Traditional Home magazine, Franklin-based Bristol Development, many local and national businesses, and 17 O'More alums—graduates from 1978 to 2008—united in 2013 to create a showhouse that would have made Mrs. O'More proud.
Thanks to John Montgomery, president of the Franklin construction firm Carbine & Associates, and project managers Ray Kash and Doug Julian, the house was completed in a record time of just four months.
Photography: Werner Straube
Bench (English walnut): antique.
Bench back fabric ("Don't Fret"/Bittersweet #66182): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Bench seat fabric ("Mini Zigzag"/Birch): Robert Allen, 800/333-3777, robertallendesign.com.
Architectural engravings on wall (copperplate custom matted and framed architectural engravings, hand-painted with chalk paint; original prints by Batty Langley, England, c. 1700): Bennett Galleries, 615/297-3201, bennettgalleriesnashville.com.
Linen slipcovered chairs: custom.
Tape trim on chairs ("Malmaison Tape"/Dove #66150): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Drapery (linen): The Curtain Exchange of Nashville, 615/463-2727, thecurtainexchange.com.
Area rug (Persian Tabriz wool, c. 1880): The Oriental Shop, 615/297-0945, nashvillerugs.com
Showhouse Exterior
Spearheaded by designer JoAnne Haynes (class of 1981) and Bristol Development cofounder Ashlyn Hines Meneguzzi, the team built a 4,500-square-foot shingle-style cottage on an infill lot just a short walking distance from Mrs. O'More's 1866 mansion (now used for college administration offices).
Architect: John Abernathy, DA/AD, 2520 White Ave., Nashville, TN 37204; 615/248-3223 x 401, daad-group.com.
Builder: John Montgomeory, Carbine & Assoc., 615/661-9995, carbineandassociates.com.
Stone on terrace and front walk: Belgard Hardscapes, 900 Ashwood Pkwy, Site 600, Atlanta, 30338; 877/235-4273, belgard.biz.
Flooring throughout: Shaw Floors, P.O. Drawer 2128, 616 E. Walnut Ave., Dalton, GA 30722; 800/441-7429, shawfloors.com.
Front Entry by Roger Higgins and Ann Shipp
Roger Higgins and Ann Shipp (both class of 1993) set the pace, designing a foyer with walls luxuriously upholstered in peacock blue velvet (one of Mrs. O'More's favorite colors).
Details on the following slide.
Interior design: Roger Higgins and Ann Shipp, R. Higgins Interiors, 2000 Blair Blvd., Nashville, TN 37212; 615/297-9632, rhigginsinteriors.com.
Upholstery on walls ("Cannes"/Pavo, velvet): Latimer Alexander, 800/654-2313.
Trim paint ("Amazon Green" #2136-30): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Chest (vintage); ceiling light; table lamp; art; accessories; hide area rug; chair (antique); pillow ("Orange Sag Ikat"): R. Higgins Interiors, 615/297-9632, rhigginsinteriors.com.
Front Entry by Roger Higgins and Ann Shipp
"We wanted the entry to feel like an embrace of color and texture, so that when you come through the front door you feel comforted," Higgins says.
Dining Room by Crysta Allsbrooks Parish
Architect John Abernathy took inspiration from Southern shotgun houses, stacking rooms front to back, when designing for the long, narrow lot. The arrangement puts the dining room at the front of the house, washed with northern light from an 8x8-foot street-facing window and overlooked by a portrait of Mrs. O'More in a teal blue (of course) gown.
Designer Crysta Allsbrooks Parish (class of 2002) created a serene setting, drawing on the teals of Mrs. O'More's dress and mixing rustic surfaces (reclaimed barn-wood table with iron base), subtle textures (grass cloth wall covering and antique Persian rug) with casual linen slipcovers.
Details on the following slide.
Interior design: Crysta Allsbrooks Parish, Dana Goodman Interiors, 6313 Chickering Woods Drive, Nashville, TN 37215; 615/373-8765, danagoodmaninteriors.com.
Wallpaper ("Regatta Raffia"/Cream #T5711): Thibaut, 800/223-0704, thibautdesign.com.
Ceiling paint ("Shale" #861); trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Iron pendants (custom); dining table (custom reclaimed barn board on iron base): Dana Goodman Interiors, 615/373-8765, danagoodmaninteriors.com.
Flooring ("Pebble Hill II 5-inch Epic Engineered Hickory"/Weathered Saddle): Shaw, 800/441-7429, shawfloors.com.
Lamp; stone/iron console table; mirrors; sconces: fabricated from antique/reclaimed architectural elements by J.J. Ashley's Antiques & Reproductions, 615/791-0011.
Portrait (Mrs. Eloise O'More, founder of O'More College of Design): on loan from college.
Dining Room Tabletop Details
"My concept was to capture a formal atmosphere, while allowing for a sense of comfort," says Parish.
Juliska tableware; glassware and accessories: Color, 615/269-3071, colorathome.com.
Dining room designer Crysta Allsbrooks Parish (standing) with designer Dana Goodman of Dana Goodman Interiors.
Kitchen by Vicki Edwards
In the kitchen, Vicki Edwards (class of 1982) blended Craftsman-inspired cabinet details such as chunky corbels with contemporary elements, including a stainless steel vent hood and cylinder-shaped pendant lights. "I wanted to complement the style of the house while making this a 21st-century kitchen," she says. Chrome-framed stools were an online find: "I needed something other than wood."
See more of the kitchen on the following slide.
Kitchen design: Vicki Edwards, Kitchen & Bath Images, LLC, 1710 Gen. George Patton Drive, Suite 110, Brentwood, TN 37017; 615/377-8771, kitchenbathimages.com.
Wall paint ("Warm Stone" #SW-7032): Sherwin-Williams, 800/474-3794, sherwin-williams.com.
Ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17); island base paint ("Stone Brown" #2112-30): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Cabinetry (in Nordic White, by Holiday Kitchens): through Kitchen & Bath Images, 615/377-8771, kitchenbathimages.com.
Cabinetry hardware ("Sutton Place"): Atlas Homewares, 800/799-6755, atlashomewares.com.
Countertops ("Darlington," Cambrian Collection): Cambria, cambriausa.com.
Island countertop (walnut in color, Driftwood): custom.
Mosaic backsplash ("Slivers"/Chatham Blend); limestone backsplash ("Piana," 3x12-inch field tile): Mission Stone & Tile, 615/244-6448, missionstonetile.com.
Window-shade fabric ("Naive Floral"/Pewter); valance and edge trim on shade ("Grandma Mary"/Graphite): Robert Allen, 800/333-3777, robertallendesign.com.
Cylinder pendant lights: Tech Lighting, 847/410-4400, techlighting.com.
Flooring ("Pebble Hill II 5-inch Epic Engineered Hickory"/Weathered Saddle): Shaw, 800/441-7429, shawfloors.com.
Counter stools ("Criss Cross Counter Chair" with faux leather straps #333061): Zuo, zuomod.com.
Accessories: The Registry, 615/595-2323, theregistryfranklin.com.
Sink ("Whitehaven"/Sea Salt): Kohler, 800/456-4537, kohler.com.
Faucet (stainlesss steel pull down): Moen, 800/289-6636, moen.com.
Range (36-inch 6-burner range); ice maker in island: GE Monogram, 800/626-2000, monogram.com.
Range hood: Vent-a-Hood, 800/331-2492, ventahood.com.
Kitchen by Vicki Edwards
"The warm gray and brown tiles and the brownish-gray color of the island really dictated the color scheme," Edwards adds. The island top is walnut in a driftwood finish that "almost looks pickled or bleached." Perimeter quartz-surface countertops were finished with a hefty 2 1/4-inch-thick edge in keeping with the scale of the room. To create visual flow from room to room, hickory floors in "Weathered Saddle" from Shaw Floors were installed throughout the home.
Wall ovens; refrigerator; dishwashers: GE Monogram, 800/626-2000, monogram.com.
Kitchen designer Vicki Edwards.
Breakfast Room by L. Jonathan Savage
When L. Jonathan Savage (class of 2008) was growing up in Nashville, his family often used the breakfast room for entertaining, as well as for casual meals. "It can be a nice intimate place for dining," he says. That vision inspired his sophisticated room centered on a black-and-white pedestal table. Bold black-striped fabric used for Roman shades and a credenza table skirt repeat the color theme, while warm maple chairs soften the mood. For a dash of drama, window trim, base, and crown moldings were painted gloss black. "It pops against the eggshell-finish white walls," Savage says. To top off the room and in homage to fellow Nashville native Albert Hadley, Savage papered the ceiling with a Hadley-designed wall covering. "It adds a bit of surprise."
Details on the following slide.
Interior design: L. Jonathan Savage, Savage Interior Design, 924 Ireland St., Nashville, TN 37208; 615/244-5674, ljonathansavage.com.
Wall paint ("Acadia White" #AC-41); trim paint ("Black"): Benjamin Mooe & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Ceiling wall covering ("Trixie"/Black, Gold #HP-1003-E, by Albert Hadley): Hinson & Co., 914/881-1470.
Dining table ("Black Beauty," discontinued) Bunny Williams Home, 212/935-5930, bunnywilliams.com.
Dining chairs (vintage, maple, Regency-style with cream leather seats); chandelier (vintage, refurbished): Savage Interior Design, 615/244-5674, ljonathansavage.com.
Rug with leather binding ("Pieterdam," wool): Fibreworks, 800/843-0063 x 2, fibreworks.com.
Roman shade and credenza fabric ("Leather Stripe"/Jet #62513): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Lamps on credenza ("Sprig's Promise" #FTB534H1, by Frederick Cooper for Wildwood Lamps): Wildwood Lamps, 252/446-3266, wildwoodlamps.com.
Mirror: vintage.
Framed paintings: Bob Christian Decorative Art, 912/234-6866, bobchristiandecorativeart.com.
Footed bowl on credenza, with lemons ("Hartland"): Simon Pearce, 800/774-5277, simonpearce.com.
Breakfast Room Tabletop Details
Plates by Alberto Pinto add a touch of whimsy with their tropical bird patterns. The yellow and gold details of the plates and china stand out brilliantly against the glossy black table.
Bird plates ("Les Perroquets" buffet plates by Alberto Pinto); goblets ("Iona" by William Yeoward Crystal); cups and saucers ("William Gold," by Robert Haviland & C. Parlon); scalloped placemat (by Deborah Rhodes); flatware ("Albi" by Christofle Sterling); centerpiece tureen ("Golden Edge Tureen and Platter," by Herend): Corzine &Co., 615/385-0140, corzineco.com.
Napkins ("White Hemstitch"): Dransfield & Ross, 212/741-7278, dransfieldandross.biz.
Breakfast room designer L. Jonathan Savage.
Mudroom by Jennifer Markanich
Charm was the operative word as Jennifer Markanich (class of 2008) created a multifunctional mudroom, which serves as a back entry from the garage. A utility sink skirted with a yellow, cream, and gray paisley fabric carries the charm banner, but it's super functional as well. A wide drainboard makes it a good work surface when loading laundry into the nearby washer and dryer. Shelves above the sink are stocked with vases, simplifying flower arranging. And for a fun twist on traditional, the designer covered a modern Philippe Starck "Ghost Chair" in paisley fabric.
See more of the mudroom on the following slide.
Interior design: Jennifer Markanich, Timeless Interiors, 4137 Brandywine Pointe Blvd., Old Hickory, TN 37138; 615/406-1986, timelessinteriorsdesign.com.
Wall covering ("Zebra Grass"/Earl Grey): Phillip Jeffries, 973/575-5414, phillipjeffries.com.
Ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Cabinets and shelves: Mid-South Custom Cabinets, 615/287-0380, msccabinets.com.
Cabinet hardware: Top Knobs, 800/499-9095, topknobs.com.
Countertops ("Hyde Park," Classic Collection): Cambria, cambriausa.com.
Sink ("Sanford Cast Iron Sink" with drain board): Signature Hardware, 866/855-2284, signaturehardware.com.
Chair ("Philippe Starck Louis Ghost Chair"): Kartell, 888/405-4899, kartellstorela.com.
Fabric on chair and sink skirt (#42159-359, color Ashes): Duralee, 800/275-3872, duralee.com.
Appliances: GE Monogram, 800/626-2000, monogram.com.
Rug: Nashville Rug Gallery, 615/484-1719, nashvilleruggallery.com.
Light fixture ("Ardmore Lantern" #9183): Currey & Co., 877/768-6428, curreycodealers.com.
Accessories: designer's collection.
Mudroom by Jennifer Markanich
Markanich maximized space in the small room, extending cabinets from floor to ceiling for storage and adding a refrigerator, a built-in desk (where she set up a sewing machine for quick repairs), and a drying rack.
Cabinetry: Mid-South Custom Cabinets, 615/287-0380, msccabinets.com.
Cabinet hardware: Top Knobs, 800/499-9095, topknobs.com.
Bench fabric (#42159-359, color Ashes): Duralee, 800/275-3872, duralee.com.
Rug: Nashville Rug Gallery, 615/484-1719, nashvilleruggallery.
Mirror (custom, McBurney Studio): Timeless Interiors, 615/406-1986, timelessinteriorsdesign.com.
Mudroom designer Jennifer Markanich.
Living Room by Mark Simmons and Deb Tallent
The architect put the living room in the center of the house, with French doors along one wall to an outdoor living area. To allow for traffic along that "hallway" side of the room, designers Mark Simmons and Deb Tallent (both class of 1984) created an inviting sitting area around a fireplace. The palette was drawn from Mrs. O'More's favorite colors and a Turkish-inspired spice-and-teal fabric the designers chose to accent a high-back wing chair.
See more of the living room on the following slide.
Interior design: Mark Simmons and Deb Tallent, Mark Simmons Interiors, 2021 Woodmont Blvd., Nashville, TN 37215; 615/269-6360, marksimmonsinteriors.com.
Wall paint ("Sandy Brown" #1046); trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17); ceiling paint ("Palace White" #956): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Chandelier ("Classic Ring Chandelier"/Hand-Rubbed Brass" #SL5812): Circa Lighting, 877/762-2323. circalighting.com.
Chaise ("Jackson Chaise" #C468-58, Transitions Collection): The Charles Stewart Co., 828/322-9464, charlesstewartcompany.com.
Ottoman: custom.
Chaise fabric ("Sheridan Weave"/Toast #64653); chaise pillow ("Vanessa Embroidery"/Chamois Multi #52090); ottoman fabric ("Preston Linen Chevron"/Teal #3359034); drapery ("Sagaponic Linen Stripe"/Driftwood #54152): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Wing chair: custom.
Wing-chair fabric, front ("Temara Embroidered Print"/Spice #175181); wing-chair fabric, back ("Hemp Texture"/Pecan #3260071): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Console base (custom, "Dante"); firescreen (custom, "Bayard" #639A); candlesticks ("Isadora" #280B); accent table ("Fela" #469): Ironware International, 800/850-0460, ironwareinternational.com.
Gold pottery lamps on console ("Carved Honey Lamp" by Charlie West Lamps): through Lumen, 615/356-9596, lumenlamps.com.
Mirror over console: antique.
Landscape painting, left of mirror (Winter Landscape, by Emile Gruppe); drawing above painting (Untitled Figure/Gesture Drawings, by Anthony Thieme): Haynes Galleries, 615/312-7000, haynesgalleries.com.
Portrait paintings: designer's collection.
Pastel to right of mirror (Orange Boat, by Andrew Portwood): Bennett Galleries, 615/297-3201, benettgalleriesnashville.com.
Area rug (Oushak): Jeff's Fine Rugs & Tapestries, 615/352-5663.
Living Room by Mark Simmons and Deb Tallent
The hues are repeated in the sofa, club chair, an antique-looking Oushak rug, and artwork, including portraits of Simmons's own children. "We wanted the room to be comfortable and inviting as well as have an interesting mix of textures, styles of art, furnishings, and materials," Simmons says.
Sofa: custom.
Sofa fabric ("Marcel Chenille"/Brick #50872); drapery ("Sagaponic Linen Stripe"/Driftwood #54152); pair of pillows on sofa ("Madagascar Ikat Stripe"/Cinnabar #65721): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Center pillow (antique Aubusson rug fragment); sofa end table, left of sofa ("Hourglass Table"/Gold, by Bunny Williams Home); table lamp, left of sofa ("Chicken Feather Lamp"/Brown, by Bunny Williams Home); sofa end table, right of sofa (antique, English oak); coffee table (vintage); small chair, left of sofa (English Orkney chair, antique): Mark Simmons Interiors, 615/269-6360, marksimmonsinteriors.com.
Table lamp, right of sofa: Lumen, 615/356-9596, lumenlamps.com.
Tufted chair ("Cambridge" #7724-C33): Thibaut, 800/223-0704, thibautdesign.com.
Chair fabric ("Belvedere Weave"/Russet #54032); pillow on chair ("Chatelaine Paisley"/Tuscan #50773): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Area rug (Oushak): Jeff's Fine Rugs & Tapestries, 615/352-5663.
Painting over sofa (Beach Horse, by Leslie Barron): Bennett Galleries, 615/297-3201, benettgalleriesnashville.com.
Living room designers Mark Simmons and Deb Tallent.
Porch by Linda Tallent Brown and Louise Kitchell
French doors in the living room and master bedroom connect to a covered porch and terrace grounded with cobblestone-like pavers. "Our concept was to create outdoor living spaces, so we started with function," says Linda Tallent Brown (class of 1983), who furnished the patio area with Louise Kitchell (class of 1978). "We divided it into three areas—dining and seating, which are closest to the living and breakfast rooms, and simply relaxing in the swing, which is closest to the master bedroom," Brown adds.
The swing bed was a must-have, the designers enthuse. Handmade by a local carpenter, the swing was built with reclaimed wood from an 1800s barn. The mattress is covered with indoor-outdoor fabric edged in super-sized piping, giving it an old-fashioned look.
See more of the porch on the following slide.
Interior design: Louise Kitchell and Linda Tallent Brown, Kitchell & Brown Interiors, 6518 Hwy 100, Nashville, TN 37205; 615/352-4466.
Wall lantern (14th Colony Collection): Graham's Lighting, 615/771-3400, grahamslighting.com.
Swing (custom, reclaimed wood): Elemental Restoration & Design, 931/260-6053, elementalrestorations.com.
Sofa pillow, left ("Culpepper"/Aqua, Green #J651F-03, by Jane Churchill); sofa pillow, right ("Lynbrook"/Aqua #J654F-03, by Jane Churchill): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com.
Blue pillow ("Zig Zag Weave"/Laguna #65330, by Trina Turk): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Porch by Linda Tallent Brown and Louise Kitchell
Other comfortable seating options are offered in the upholstered sofa and club chairs covered with indoor-outdoor fabrics and cushions. A durable plastic area rug and wire coffee table complete the living-room feel, and the blue-painted ceiling and pillows made with botanically-inspired embroidered fabrics add fresh color accents. A branch-style chandelier and sconces illuminate the spaces and make for magical evenings.
Sofa and chair (Wm Outdoor Upholstery, Colin Collection); fabric (by Sunbrella): Lane Venture, laneventure.com.
Patterned pillows on sofa ("Culpepper"/Aqua, Green #J651F-03, by Jane Churchill): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com.
Lime pillows: Kitchell Brown Inteirors, 615/352-4466.
Iron coffee table: one of a kind.
Wood side table: Graham's Lighting, 615/771-3400, grahamslighting.com.
Chandelier ("Ondine"/Antique Silver #8030-12); wall sconces ("Isadora"/Antique Silver #1008-2): Ironware International, 800/850-0460, ironwareinternational.com.
Antique wood columns: Garden Park Antiques, 615/350-6655.
Area rug: discontiunued.
Porch designers Louise Kitchell and Linda Tallent Brown.
Master Suite by Kathleen Evers
Dialing down the volume of the day was the aim for Kathleen Evers (class of 1985) when she designed the master suite, which includes an elegant iron four-poster from Ironware International that faces French doors to the terrace. It also has a sitting area with two armchairs, built-in coffee/wet bar, and a mirror-lined bathroom and dressing room. "I wanted restful colors to emphasize that this is a place to relax," she says. "Soothing aqua and cream, together with warm charcoal accents, appeal to both the masculine and feminine," she adds.
Evers dressed the bed with a pretty pleated silk skirt and sumptuous linens. Rock crystal bedside lamps and a crystal chandelier boost the glam factor. Tailored draperies, made with Vervain's Palais Royale fabric, hang from platinum-finish curtain rods with crystal finials.
See the rest of the master suite on the following slides.
Interior design: Kathleen Evers, K. Evers Interiors, 2807-C Bransford Ave., Nashville, TN 37204; 615/973-3899, kathleenevers.com.
Wall paint ("Filmy Green" #SW-6190); ceiling paint ("Opaline" #SW-6189): Sherwin-Williams, 800/474-3794, sherwin-williams.com.
Trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Bed ("Bernadette" #AQ-P): Ironware International, 800/850-0460, ironwareinternational.com.
Duvet and shams (Infinity Collection, by Ann Gish); bedskirt (Monaco Collection, by Ann Gish); Euro shams ("Lavello," by Tourmaline Home); accent pillow (by Red Sheep Textiles): Lulu Franklin, 615/794-3345, lulufranklin.com.
Round bedside table ("Arthur Table"): Mitchell Gold+Bob Williams Nashville, 615/460-7665, mgbwhome.com.
Rock crystal table lamps: designer's collection.
Oushak rug: Nashville Rug Gallery, 615/484-1719, nashvilleruggallery.com.
Painting behind bed (Breath of Storm, by Paula Frizbee); painting to left of bed (The Gloaming, by Dawn Whitelaw): Imagine Gallery, 615/794-7997, imagine-gallery.net.
Drapery ("Palais Royal" color 01): Vervain, 800/611-8686, vervain.com.
Drapery hardware: The Finial Co., 214/678-0805, finialco.com.
Chandelier ("Buckingham" by Cyan Designs): Graham's Lighting, 615/771-3400, grahamslighting.com.
Area rug ("Trafalgar"/Waterloo #9223, color 420): Masland Carpets, 800/633-0468, maslandcarpets.com. Through Carpet Den Interiors, 615/656-7662.
Accessories: designer's collection.
Master Suite Sitting Area by Kathleen Evers
A large oil painting by artist Ryan S. Brown titled Daydreams reinforces that laid-back feel. Project organizer Haynes encouraged showhouse designers to display original art in their spaces. "I had seen gallery art used at a showhouse in New York and thought it would be a wonderful opportunity for our Nashville gallery and would add to the impact of the rooms," she explains.
Painting (Daydreams, by Ryan Brown): Haynes Galleries, 615/430-8147, haynesgalleries.com.
Club chairs and ottoman ("Marlena"); chair and ottoman fabric ("Plymouth"/Grey): Mitchell Gold+Bob Williams Nashville, 615/460-7665, mgbwhome.com.
Floor lamp ("Anson #373); accent drum table ("Ryman Table" #453): Ironware International, 800/850-0460, ironwareinternational.com.
Aqua pillows ("Tourmaline"): Lulu Franklin, 615/794-3345, lulufranklin.com.
Area rug ("Trafalgar"/Waterloo): Masland Carpets, 800/633-0468, maslandcarpets.com. Through Carpet Den Interiors, 615/656-7662.
Accessories: designer's collection.
Master Bath by Kathleen Evers
French doors elegantly link the bedroom and bath, creating a stunning presentation of the focal-point nickel tub on glimmering hexagonal floor tiles. "My first choice was the floor tile; it's modern yet has a vintage flair," Evers says. "The bath's Hollywood glamour style calls for rich materials such as the marble, the mirrors to reflect light, and the elegant lighting."
Wall paint ("Contented" #SW-6191); ceiling paint ("Opaline" #SW-6189): Sherwin-Williams, 800/474-3794, sherwin-williams.com.
Trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Tub ("67-inch Dorset Cast Iron Bateau Tub with Stainless Steel Skirt" #357140, Whittington Collection): Signature Hardware, 866/855-2284, signaturehardware.com.
Bath fixtures ("Bancroft"/Brushed Nickel): Kohler, 800/456-4537, kohler.com.
Art behind tub (by Charlotte Terrell): Bennett Galleries Nashville, 615/297-3201, bennettgalleriesnashville.com.
Table beside tub ("Michel" #954S): Ironware International, 800/850-0460, ironwareinternational.com.
Tile floor ("Hex Appeal") Mission Stone & Tile, 615/244-6448, missionstonetile.com.
Towels: Lulu Franklin, 615/794-3345, lulufranklin.com.
Accessories: designer's collection.
Master Bath by Kathleen Evers
The bathroom floor plan divides the room in half, with dual vanities and dressing areas separated by a center walk-in shower that can be entered from either side. At the far end of the room, a built-in chest of drawers and sit-down dressing table are as functional as they are charming.
Cabinetry: Mid-South Custom Cabinets, 615/287-0380, msccabinets.com.
Wall sconce ("Chase 2-Light Wall Sconce" #D1986): Robert Abbey, 828/322-33480, robertabbey.biz.
Bench ("Zoe Stool"/Black #813): Merridian Home Furnishings, 615/463-0555.
Bench fabric ("Ghent"/Ocean #9122): Pindler & Pindler, 805/531-9090, pindler.com.
Vanity cabinet: Mid-South Custom Cabinets, 615/287-0380, msccabinets.com.
Faucets ("Bancroft" #K-10577-4P-BN): Kohler, 800/456-4537, kohler.com. Through Ferguson Enterprises, 615/385-3054.
Wall sconce by sink ("Rosendal 1-Light Sconce" #9-256-1-307): Savoy House, savoyhouse.com. Through Graham's Lighting, 615/771-3400.
Mirror ("Arabesque Beveled Mirror" #01341): Cyan Design, 888/371-3072, cyandesign.biz.
Master suite designer Kathleen Evers.
Guest Bedroom by Scarlett Scales-Tingas
Designer and antiques store owner Scarlett Scales-Tingas (class of 2004) brought her flair for whimsy, history, and repurposing materials to an upstairs guest bedroom. Vintage hand-painted drapery panels she used for the windows and as a shower curtain in the adjoining bath set her color scheme of ivory and muted gold.
Pages from an old scrapbook of pressed flowers were framed and arranged around the headboard, which was fashioned from a salvaged wood mantel.
Details on the following slides.
Interior design: Scarlett Scales-Tingas, Scarlett Scales Antiques, 246 Second Ave. S., Franklin, TN 37064; 615/791-4097, scarlettscales.com.
Wall paint ("Balanced Beige" #SW-7037): Sherwin-Williams, 800/474-3794, sherwin-williams.com.
Ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co.,888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Bed; side tables; table lamps; art; bottles: Scarlett Scales Antiques, 615/791-4097, scarlettscales.com.
Headboard fabric; plaid duvet and shams; bed cover; area rug: Scarlett Scales Antiques, 615/791-4097, scarlettscales.com.
Guest Bedroom by Scarlett Scales-Tingas
Blue bottles dating from the 1860s and dug from dump sites make a nostalgic arrangement on top of the headboard. "After spending more than 100 years in the earth, the acids in the soil eat away at the glass. That process is what gives them that nice cloudy iridescence," Scales-Tingas says.
Guest Bathroom by Scarlett Scales-Tingas
Her favorite find for the room was a French campaign sitz bath, a zinc tub painted in a worn yellow and dating from the 1860s. "It is a rare piece that adds patina, color, history, and character to the space."
Wall paint ("Accessible Beige" #SW-7036): Sherwin-Williams, 800/474-3794, sherwin-williams.com.
Ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co.,888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
French Zinc Campaign Tub; side table; drapery (vintage); area rug: Scarlett Scales Antiques, 615/791-4097, scarlettscales.com.
Guest bedroom and bath designer Scarlett Scales-Tingas.
Family Room by Kim Zimmer
Kim Zimmer (class of 2004) went for bold colors and large-scale patterns to create a bright and welcoming upstairs family room with adjoining aviary-inspired wet bar. The sofa, two teal velvet-covered chairs, an oversized ottoman, and a high-back leather chair allow for ample and comfortable seating while watching TV.
See more of the family room on the following slides.
Interior design: Kim Zimmer, Kim Zimmer Interior Design, 324 Liberty Pike, Suite 229, Franklin, TN 37064; 615/791-4409.
Wall and ceiling paint ("Bar Harbor Beige" #1032); trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore &Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Sofa (Cara Collection); sofa fabric ("Wilton"/Sand); ottoman ("Terence Square Ottoman"); ottoman fabric ("Plymouth"/Mushroom #102823); rug ("Moroccan"); white tray; blue velvet pillow; orange swirl pillow: Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 615/460-7665, mgbwhome.com.
Drapery ("Hothouse Flowers"/Spark #17403): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Drapery rod (custom): Kim Zimmer Interior Design, 615/791-4409.
Leather chair ("Dana"); chair leather ("Rojo"/Orange #2315); ivory lamps ("Marnie Table Lamp"/Lily White); stump side table ("Demitree Antique Gold Pull-Up Table"); chest ("Vandyke Drawer/Door Chest); gold leaf table to left of chest ("Olive Gold Leaf Pull-Up Table"): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 615/460-7665, mgbwhome.com.
Accessories: designer's collection.
Family Room Wet Bar by Kim Zimmer
"I started with the wall covering in the bar area, called 'A-Twitter,' and then repeated the bird-and-branch motif throughout the space," she says, pointing to gold-toned birds perched on the curtain rods.
Wallpaper (" A Twitter"): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Wall paint ("Bar Harbor Beige" #1032); trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17); ceiling paint around bar ("Spiced Pumpkin" #034): Benjamin Moore &Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Cabinets: Mid-South Custom Cabinets, 615/287-0380, msccabinets.com.
Hardware: Top Knobs, topknobs.com.
Countertop ("Cuddington," Desert Collection): Cambria, cambriausa.com.
Wall shelf brackets: West Elm, 888/922-4119, westelm.com.
Wallpaper (" A Twitter"): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Backsplash ("3D Weave Crema Marfil"): by Soho Studio Corp., 718/677-8453. Through Watson Floor Gallery, 615/371-1111, watsonfloorgallery.com.
Sink ("Napa"/White, undermount); faucet ("Essex"/Polished Brass): Kohler, 800/456-4537, kohler.com.
Accessories: designer's collection.
Family Room by Kim Zimmer
"The teal, orange, and green color scheme was pulled from the [bar area] wallpaper. I kept the walls, cabinetry, sofa, and rug neutral to help ground the bold colors," she says. "And the gold-toned metal finishes and brass hardware add sparkle."
Painting (Acadia Again, by Burton P. Silverman): Haynes Galleries, 615/430-8147, haynesgalleries.com.
Orange lamp: Lumen Lamps, 615/356-9596, lumenlamps.com.
Club chairs ("Blakely Chair"); chair fabric ("Gilmore"/Teal #103069): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 615/460-7665, mgbwhome.com.
Family room designer Kim Zimmer.
Guest Bedroom by JoAnne Haynes
Dormers and sloped rooflines on the shingle-style cottage's exterior create charming nooks and niches inside, such as this cozy guest room window alcove, designed by showhouse coordinator JoAnne Haynes. "I envisioned the room as a fresh, bright space where a visiting adult might come with a child," she says. "The daybed could accommodate a youngster or offer a place to relax in private." this sitting or sleeping spot in a guest room above the garage. Schumacher's "Chinois Palais" in Lettuce, which designer JoAnne Haynes used to cover the center pillow on the daybed, inspired the color palette.
See more of the guest bedroom on the following slides.
Interior design: Jo Anne Haynes, J. Haynes Interiors, 135 Steeplechase Lane, Nashville, TN 37221; 615/429-0955, jhaynesinteriors.com.
Wall paint ("Edgecomb Gray" #HC-173); ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17); accent mold ("Chelsea Gray" #HC-168): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Daybed: Zentique, 770/368-3000, zentique.com.
Check pillows: Lulu Franklin, 615/794-3345, lulufranklin.com.
Green pillow ("Chinois Palais"/Lettuce #175040, by Mary McDonald): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Wall sconces (by Visual Comfort): Circa Lighting, 877/762-2323, circalighting.com.
Plates (antique canton); black chair; gray pillows: designer's collection. Table ("Twig Table"/Brass and White Marble #8976): Global Views, 888/956-0030, globalviews.com.
Painting (Storm Approaching, by Heidi Palmer): Haynes Galleries, 615/430-8147, haynesgalleries.com.
Rug ("Super Chic"/Roller Disco #Z6442-00110): Shaw Floors, 800/441-7429, shawfloors.com. Through Myers Carpet, 615/777-3344, myersflooringnashville.com.
Guest Bedroom by JoAnne Haynes
Color inspiration comes straight from the Tennessee landscape: green grass, blue skies, and white clouds. "I brought in the bright greens from the outside views and accented that with sky blue in the antique Canton ware [blue-and-white dishes]," she says. The slanted ceilings, which are part of the house's charm, were a bit of a challenge because they resulted in some 7-foot-tall walls. "To camouflage that and add a casual elegance, I applied painted wood to the ceiling and installed a gray accent molding to draw the eye up," she says.
Wall paint ("Edgecomb Gray" #HC-173); ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17); accent mold ("Chelsea Gray" #HC-168): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Bamboo-style headboard (#BED-7441/60): Louis J. Solomon, 212/545-9200, louisjsolomon.com.
Bedding: Matouk., matouk.com. Through Lulu Franklin, 615/794-3345, lulufranklin.com.
Green pillow ("Don't Fret"/Lettuce #66180): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Chest (antique); box; lamp: J. Haynes Interiors, 615/429-0955, jhaynesinteriors.com.
Painting (New England House, by Gary R. Haynes): Haynes Galleries, 615/430-8147, haynesgalleries.com.
Guest Bedroom Ceiling Details
A zigzag tole chandelier custom painted to match the room's color scheme "makes it all more fun!"
Tole lantern ("Grey Bargello Lantern," hand painted): Dana Gibson, 804/321-0156, danagibson.com.
Drapery ("Chinois Palais"/Lettuce #175040, by Mary McDonald): Schumacher, 800/523-1200, fschumacher.com.
Brass drapery rod and finial: Restoration Hardware, 800/910-9836, restorationhardware.com.
Guest bedroom designer JoAnne Haynes.
Storage Studio by Kathy Sandler
An upstairs storage studio was carved out of space in the attic above the master suite thanks to Kathy Sandler (class of 2004). Open shelves along the walls and a glass-topped table set the stage for multiple activities: packing, off-season clothing storage, hobbies, and gift wrapping. "The floor area is large at 11 by 14, but the knee walls and steeply pitched ceiling called for low-profile furnishings," Sandler says. She went with a petite upholstered chair that wouldn't crowd the space, as well as a glass-and-chrome table and a large floor-length mirror that reflect light. Citron-colored fabric and artwork add rays of sunshine to the windowless space.
Interior design: Kathy Sandler, SD Studio, 615/440-8915, livethefinelife.com.
Walls, ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore &Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Table ("Silverado Rectangular Dining Table" #261408): CB2, 800/606-6252, cb2.com.
Chair ("Zondra Chair"); chair fabric ("Meridian"/Citron #103164): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 615/460-7665, mgbwhome.com.
Rug (custom, Oushak): Nashville Rug Gallery, 615/484-1719, nashvilleruggallery.com.
Floor lamp: Lumen Lamps, 615/356-9596, lumenlamps.com.
Painting (Verdant Emotions, by Lyndi Lende): Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 615/460-7665, mgbwhome.com.
Storage and file baskets: Pottery Barn, 800/922-5507, potterybarn.com.
Paper goods: Rock Paper Scissors, 615/791-0150, rockpaperscissors.com.
Storage studio designer Kathy Sandler.
Upstairs Study by John Starbuck
A few steps down the hall, John Starbuck (class of 1983) transformed a boxy alcove into a cozy reading nook, using warm colors and antiques, such as a Tennessee cherry plantation desk. To soften harsh sunlight and add a dramatic jewel-like backdrop, the designer arranged stained-glass panels in front of otherwise unremarkable windows. In tribute to Mrs. O'More, Starbuck painted the ceiling a salmon-coral hue he recalled her using for her dining room ceiling. "I loved it because it gave almost a sunrise lifting effect," he says. "I often use accent colors on ceilings to define spaces." Starbuck hand-painted a simple garland around the chandelier to draw the eye upward.
See the powder room by John Starbuck on the following slide.
Interior design: John D. Starbuck Jr., Starbuck Designers Inc., 5141 Boxcroft Pl., Nashville, TN 37205; 615/356-4407, starbuckdesigners.com.
Wall paint ("Antique Parchment" #959); trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17); ceiling paint (custom): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Chandelier ("6-Light Pagoda" #CIE-0335/6-42, by Colony Imports): Graham's Lighting, 615/771-3400, grahamslighting.com.
Drapery ("Wool Sateen"/Cashmere): Beacon Hill, 800/333-3777, beaconhilldesigncom.
Area rug (antique Heriz): Nashville Rug Gallery, 615/484-1719, nashvilleruggallery.com.
Wing chair: antique.
Wing-chair fabric ("Meridian Grospoint"/Ruby #BR-89264-177): Brunschwig & Fils, 800/538-1889, brunschwig.com.
Pillow ("Orvis"/Pampas): Robert Allen, 800/333-3777, robertallendesign.com.
Contemporary cherry stand; stained glass, plantation armchair: Starbuck Designers Inc., 615/356-4407, starbuckdesigners.com.
Triple arm floor lamp: Lumen Lamps, 615/356-9596, lumenlamps.com.
Cast bronze torso (Female Torso, by Rick Casali): Haynes Galleries, 615/430-8147, haynesgalleries.com.
Secretary: antique.
Upstairs Powder Room by John Starbuck
Starbuck also painted whimsical motifs in a nearby powder room. A copper pedestal sink commands attention.
Wall paint ("Gray Cashmere" #2138-60); ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Wall mural (by John Starbuck): Starbuck Designers Inc., 615/356-4407, starbuckdesigners.com.
Sink ("Oval Copper Pedestal"/Hammered Exterior, Smooth Basin, Whittington Collection); faucet ("Cornell Single Hole Faucet with Pop Up Drain"): Signature Hardware, 866/855-2284, signaturehardware.com.
Mirror: J. Haynes Interiors, 615/429-0955.
Scarf valance ("Faunsdale"/Seaglass, and "Tramore II"/Copper): Robert Allen, 800/333-3777, robertallendesign.com.
Study and powder room designer John Starbuck.
Hall Landing by Jennifer Jones
Jennifer Jones (class of 1982) warmed a first-level back stair hall by upholstering a focal-point wall (it's visible the length of the house) with burlap outlined with upholstery tape and nailheads. The wall treatment provides a tailored backdrop for an elegant iron-and-limestone table, a crystal lamp, and a painting of tiger lilies (mimicked in real life with flowers and an orange on the table).
See the powder room by Jennifer Jones on the following slide.
Interior design: Jennifer Jones, Jennifer Jones Designs Inc., 6594 Hwy. 100, Nashville, TN 37205; 615/354-8907.
Wall paint ("Valley Forge Tan" #AC-35); ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Wall behind console: burlap.
Flooring ("Pebble Hill II 5-inch Epic Engineered Hickory"/Weathered Saddle): Shaw Floors, 800/441-7429, shawfloors.com.
Console table ("Lucas" #472): Ironware International, 800/850-0460, ironwareinternational.com.
Table lamp (pewter and blown glass): Lumen Lamps, 615/356-9596, lumenlamps.com.
Watercolor above console (Yellow Paper Composition, by Karen Horn); painting on wall at right (Gold and Green, by Krista Schoening): Haynes Galleries, 615/430-8147, haynesgalleries.com.
Custom florals: designer's collection.
Powder Room by Jennifer Jones
In the nearby hall powder room, Jones installed a floral wall covering above limestone wainscoting. The paper's pattern peeks through the fretwork of the handmade Italian mirror. When choosing the paper, Jones was mindful of the colors in adjoining rooms. "It needed to complement the surrounding rooms, which included the living room, master bedroom, and up the stairs," she notes.
Wallpaper ("Benvarden" #W5600-03): Osborne & Little, 212/751-3333, osborneandlittle.com.
Workroom: Jerry Kemp, Kemp Wallcoverings, 615/969-1011.
Ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Vanity cabinet (by Holiday Kitchens): Kitchen & Bath Images, 615/377-8771, kitchenbathimages.com.
Countertop; tile: Travertine marble.
Wall sconces ("Pascale"/Antique Silver #138-2B): Ironware International, 800/850-0460, ironwareinternational.com.
Mirror (Italian antique): designer's collection.
Design Details
One of the successful aspects of the project was how well all the designers worked together to create spaces that flowed beautifully from room to room, says Haynes. "There was no jealousy or competition. Everyone shared ideas and sources," she adds. That's probably because each shares a common loyalty to O'More College.
"I've always had a special place in my heart for O'More, ever since I was a student in the late 1970s," she explains. "Mrs. O'More was an amazing woman, and that education—that experience—allowed me to have a successful career. For that I will always be thankful."
Our appreciation to Traditional Home sponsors Belgard Pavers (terrace and front walk pavers) and Shaw Floors (wood flooring throughout).
In addition, we'd like to recognize O'More College's sponsors:
Benjamin Moore Paints
Bob Parks Realty
Bristol Development Group
Haynes Galleries
Graham's Lighting
Grand Avenue
GE Monogram
Holiday Kitchens
Ironware International
Marvin Windows
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Clock; lamp: J. Haynes Interiors, 615/429-0955, jhaynesinteriors.com.
Wallpaper ("Benvarden" #W5600-03): Osborne & Little, 212/751-3333, osborneandlittle.com.
Workroom: Jerry Kemp, Kemp Wallcoverings, 615/969-1011.
Ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Vanity cabinet (by Holiday Kitchens): Kitchen & Bath Images, 615/377-8771, kitchenbathimages.com.
Countertop; tile: Travertine marble.
Wall sconces ("Pascale"/Antique Silver #138-2B): Ironware International, 800/850-0460, ironwareinternational.com.
Mirror (Italian antique): designer's collection.
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