Blackberry Farm Design Finds Balance in Table Setting

Located in the Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee’s Blackberry Farm is one of the great resorts of our day. Its unique layering of luxury and American sensibilities has cultivated a passionate following. Inspired by years of requests for help in achieving Blackberry Farm’s signature look in visitors’ homes, Blackberry Farm Design was born.

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A stack of white plates with forks and white strawberries sits below three glasses and to the left of a white cake on a piece of stone.

Blackberry Farm Design on Upgrading Your Table Setting

Co-founder Kreis Beall shares with us her tabletop passions. Simon Pearce’s Everyday flatware gleams with a gently hammered texture. A creamy Blackberry Mountain Bud Vase cradles sprigs of asters and chrysanthemums. Barn Pottery dinnerware speaks in a hushed language of functionality and craftsmanship. Belgian linens in stunning red ochre and chartreuse and MATCH Lando Twist Highballs in amber complete this quiet perfection.

A white plate sits on a red wood table with a bowl of white strawberries on top of the plates.

A Design Lesson To-Go

You can live happily forever with timelessly pared-down textures and colors that move with you across all the seasons.

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Story by Keith Recker
Styling by Danny Mankin
Photography by Laura Petrilla

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