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"A Contemporary Nashville House for Philanthropists Jennifer and Billy Frist\nNashville philanthropists and photography collectors Jennifer and Billy Frist break with tradition in a dramatic, contemporary dwelling designed with family and entertaining in mind\nBilly and Jennifer Frist at their Tennessee house, which was renovated by the architecture firm DA|AD and decorated by McAlpine Booth &amp;amp; Ferrier Interiors.\nA grid of photographs by Doug and Mike Starn is mounted above the fireplace in the entrance hall; the ceiling light is from Space Lighting, the Edward Wormley wing chair and ottoman are from Todd Merrill Antiques, the curtains are of a Larsen fabric from Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout, and the carpet is by Patterson, Flynn &amp;amp; Martin.\nA floral light sculpture by U-Ram Choe glimmers in the living room. At far left, the curtains are of a Great Plains fabric from Holly Hunt, and a tree trunk\u2013like cocktail table by Chista stands near a vintage Tommi Parzinger armchair from Duane Modern. The William Haines Designs slipper chairs are upholstered in a faux shearling by Larsen, and the Christophe Delcourt settees are from Ralph Pucci International; the low credenza at right is by BDDW.\nIn the living room alcove, a Simen Johan photograph hangs behind a Bright Chair Co. sectional sofa; the 1960s Austrian chandeliers are from John Salibello Antiques.\nThe home's central corridor displays large-scale photographs by (from left) Pieter Hugo and Martin Schoeller; the Vistosi light fixture is from Venfield, the tall lamp is from Lucca Antiques, and the bench, with cushions clad in an Edelman leather, is by Lucca &amp;amp; Co.\nThe family room's lounge chair is by Sutherland, the sectional sofa is by Flexform, and the glass table lamp at left is by Saladino Furniture; the curtains are of a Donghia fabric.\nThe dining area displays photographs by (from left) Meghan Boody and Sally Mann; the chairs are vintage Wormley, and the square dining table is by Gregorius|Pineo.\nThe dining gallery is accented with a Gary Hutton bronze side table, a vintage marble cocktail table, and Christian Liaigre floor lamps; the photograph at right is by Horst P. Horst.\nA David LaChapelle work hangs above the fireplace; the rug is from Tufenkian Artisan Carpets.\nA Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer equip the kitchen; the chairs are by A. Rudin.\nPhotographs by Steven Klein and Sante D'Orazio hang in the master bedroom, on walls sheathed in a Larsen fabric. The ceiling fixture is by Ironies, the bed is by B&amp;amp;B Italia, and the bookcase and the table near the window are both Christian Liaigre designs. The curtains are made of a Larsen fabric, and the carpet is from Patterson, Flynn &amp;amp; Martin.\nThe dressing room features light fixtures by Charles Edwards.\nThe master bath is furnished with curtains of a Jim Thompson fabric and a Bright Chair Co. chair clad in a Pollack fabric; the tub is by Duravit, and the floor is of a Paris Ceramics limestone.\nA bedroom is anchored by a Holly Hunt bed; the X-base stool is by Formations, the chaise longue is by Duane Modern, and the carpet is by Tai Ping.\nA sitting area includes a B&amp;amp;B Italia chair, a Michael Berman chaise longue, and a carpet by Patterson, Flynn &amp;amp; Martin.\nA poolside lounge features a pendant lantern by Ames Ingham and a barrelback chair from Dennis Miller Assoc.; the Robert Bristow dining table and benches are from Ralph Pucci International, and the cushions on the sofa, lounge chairs, and dining chairs are covered in a Perennials fabric.\nThe pool area is outfitted with Sutherland teak furniture, including a corner bed, chaise longues, and chairs.\nMultiple terraces reach out to the landscape."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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