When a young couple with three kids acquired 9.5 acres of undeveloped land in Atlantas Buckhead neighborhood, they knew they needed to go all in to create a modern farmhouse that felt perfectly situated in that unusual slice of urban countryside. They enlisted interior designer Suzanne Kasler to give the more than 15,000-square-foot residence a warm and casual elegance that would grow with their family over time.Every room on the ground floor of the six-bedroom, 12-bathroom property either flows seamlessly outdoors or into another zone. In the living room, bifold glass doors accordion open onto a swimming pool overlooking the Chattahoochee Rivera California-style setup. It reminds me of the houses you see in Napa Valley, Kasler says.The primary and childrens bedrooms are intentionally located on the same floor to encourage family connection. And every space is meant to feel polished. All of our young clients today are sophisticated, she says. Theyve traveled the world.A city home that actually looks like its in the countrythats really special.For the furnishings and art, Kasler chose timeless pieces in a quiet palette that wouldnt pull focus from the landscape outside. Plush white sofas and soft rugs in tan and pale blue complement the luxe, textural surfaces of wood ceilings and plaster walls. Pops of blue are a recurring theme throughout, a subtle reference to the stunning river views. The studys ceiling is painted in a high-gloss sapphire, while a starry print wallpaper envelops the attic playroom. Patterned fabrics are strategically deployed to catch the eye, like the striped stools in the open-concept kitchen and an upholstered wall that doubles as a bulletin board in the office. In the formal dining room, a blush floral wallcovering creates a garden-like backdrop.The homeowners also invested in entertaining. A media room, bar, and basketball court on the lower floor, plus a dedicated crafts room upstairs, mean theres something fun for guests of any age. The house is beautiful, but its not overdecorated, Kasler says. I love that when I went back to visit, the kids things were everywhere.Living RoomMali AzimaWe kept the color palette all about texture and neutrals. Paint: White Dove, Benjamin Moore. Sofas: Dmitriy & Co. Pendants: Jamb. Tables: Hickory Chair (glass). Nancy Corzine (wood). Chairs: Dixon Rye. Drapery: custom, in Rogers & Goffigon fabric. Wall art: Dusty Griffith.StudyTo differentiate this room from the open-plan family spaces, interior designer Suzanne Kasler chose a deep blue ceiling color, Providence Blue, by Benjamin Moore. Sofa: custom Holly Hunt, in Cameron Collection fabric. Chandelier: Ochre. Coffee table: Paul Ferrante. KitchenMali AzimaMali AzimaA custom ladder makes everything accessible in this lofty room designed with Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio. Pendants: Mattaliano. Stools: Bungalow Classic, with Chelsea Textiles slipcovers. Fixtures: Waterworks.Mali AzimaBarMali AzimaOrange accents reflect the clients passion for Auburn University, Kasler says of the Natasha Baradaran counter stools in Marvic Textiles fabric and the Kimo Minton painting. Paint: Night Horizon, Benjamin Moore. Sconce: Liaigre. Backsplash and counter: Calacatta Macchia Vecchia, Marmi.Dining RoomMali AzimaA pair of cream and gold chests found at the Paris flea market inspired the rooms aesthetic. Wallcovering: Fromental. Table: Gregorius Pineo. Chairs: Liaigre. Chandelier: Allan Knight. Mirrors: Mirror Home. Lamps: Visual Comfort & Co. Drapery fabric: Sunsilks Inc. Rug: Stark. BedroomMali Azima PlayroomMali AzimaA daybed in Schumacher fabric cleverly hides unsightly electrical conduits. Wallpaper: Sister Parish. Trim paint: Soft Jazz, Benjamin Moore. Rug: Stark. Table: RH. Shade, ottoman, beanbag, and tent fabrics: Cowtan & Tout. Pendants: custom, The Urban Electric Co. OfficeMali AzimaThe client was drawn to the striped Bennison fabric, which Kasler used to create a stylish yet unassuming pinboard. Paint: Shaded White, Farrow & Ball. Sconces: Vaughan. Follow House Beautiful on Instagram and TikTok.