Showing posts with label Suzanne Kasler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suzanne Kasler. Show all posts

Friday, June 12, 2009

Blackberry Weekend

Friday is upon us again and time to think of our weekend plans. I thought you all might want to dream of your weekend at Blackberry Farm. How about a few pictures to send you drifting off to Walland, Tennessee?

Are you just loving this little vignette? The tassels on on the curtains, the "pie crust" table, the rustic bowl, the leather books, and rose medallion--what's not to love?


The covered bridge that leads to Lamar Alexander's place.



Want to do some fly fishing this weekend? How about a few hours on Hesse Creek with an Orvis endorsed instructor?
Sounds perfect for Father's Day, don't you think?



Ahhh! I'm relaxing already.



Care to sit a spell with me out by the pond?


What are your plans for the weekend?
Make it a priority to find time to love one another and relax.
Have a Blackberry weekend!

(Want to see more of the amazing Blackberry Farm? Look to the tags on the left and simply click on Blackberry Farm for even more post about this lovely place!)

Thursday, May 7, 2009

Ahhh, Memories!



I can't get this out of my mind today.  I'm ready to go back to Blackberry Farm!



Who's going with me to Walland, Tennessee?  I'm serious.


Friday, October 17, 2008

Farm Fantasy V-The Kitchen

 
Remember the Farmhouse?


The kitchen in the farmhouse at Blackberry Farm is lovely and understated. Encompassing only the footprint of one of the upstairs bathrooms, it's not that large.  See the ice maker and microwave tucked neatly in the corner under the countertop?


The view outside was bucolic.  There were no upper cabinets-why take away from the view? All appliances were from Mississippi, made by Viking.  The range's back splash is mosaic tile. The cabinetry has somewhat of a pickled finnish.  The countertops are marble, although they resemble limestone in color.     


I adored the handmade pottery.  Besides the glasses and mugs, everything you see in the hutch is Southern.  The beige pottery (plates and bowls) were all made in Tennessee. 
 

Last but not least, a pretty floral arrangement that sat to the left of the sink.  
(We'll pretend that they are for Pearls and Grace-a get well bouquet!)  
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend.