We put together an all-star team to design the ultimate Nashville house.

Consider this the ultimate Nashville house.

Here, we bring you room-by-room inspiration from our best Idea House ever!

Nashville Idea House at Night

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The Entryway

The chevron design of the wood door dates back centuries.

Besides looking great, it’s also a practical choice.

The pattern keeps the door stable and sheds water to prevent warping.

Nashville Idea House at Fontanel

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Interior decorator Phoebe Howard balanced the rustic elements with color.

At each end, the elements differ, but their size and scale balance each other to feel symmetrical.

Bathing the kitchen in color creates a cozy, friendly feel.

The Entryway

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“The one thing I had to have was white knobs,” says Phoebe.

“I love how they pop against the dark green.”

Every Southern kitchen needs a spot to display china.

Tennessee Idea House Living Room

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Our glass-front cabinets flank the opening to the dining room for easy access.

A neutral palette connects the porch to the home’s exterior and its pastoral setting.

The Dining Room

The casual dining space is surrounded by windows on three sides.

The Living Room

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A deep green paint color covers the walls and built-in bookcases, elevating the room’s coziness.

“This allows both areas to share light and air through the entire space,” says Terry.

Wrapping the small room in fabric gave the look of wallpaper but with a warmer, tactile effect.

The Living Room

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Everything from the upholstery of the swivel chairs to the curtains is made of durable Sunbrella fabrics.

“Designing a guest room to be worry-free makes it even more comfortable,” says Phoebe.

“These fabrics let a room be bulletproof without lacking style.”

The Kitchen

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Ample seating allows for a comfortable perch for visitors.

Fresh cut flowers and pretty accessories lend a feminine feel to this bunkie.

Darker, heavier furnishings give this bunkie a more masculine feel.

Tennessee Idea House Kitchen

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The Bunkie Kitchenette

Both bunkies feature a petite kitchenette, a convenient feature for guests.

The Laundry Room

Tile is a pretty and practical choice for the light-filled laundry room.

Attendants have even been known to walk guests' dogs.

Dark Green kitchen cabinets with marble slab backsplash

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(Two of the suites are pet-friendly.)

If you want to go to town, the innkeepers can easily arrange car service into Nashville.

Green kitchen cabinet

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Indoor Style

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Fontanel Idea House: The Front Porch

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The Dining Room

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The Anteroom

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The Study

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The Study

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The Study

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Light Blue Master Bedroom

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The Bedroom Anteroom

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The Master Bath

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Patterned and Complimentary

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The Master Closet

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The Guesthouse Upstairs Suite

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The Guesthouse Upstairs Suite

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Guest Suite Fireplace

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The Guest Bath

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The Guest House Porch

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The Bunkies

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Hydrandea Blue Twin Bedroom

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“Her” Bunkie

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“His” Bunkie

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“His” Bunkie

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The Bunkie Kitchenette

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The Bunkie Bath

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Mudroom Storage

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The Powder Room

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The Laundry Room

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