Custom luxury kitchen designed by Knoxville custom home builder Wiersma Homes, featuring white cabinetry, a large wood island, brick accents, stainless steel appliances, and elegant lighting.
Bright custom kitchen and dining area by Knoxville custom home builder Wiersma Homes, with white cabinets, wooden countertops, stainless appliances, and large windows for natural light.
Interior doorway detail in a custom luxury home by Knoxville custom home builder Wiersma Homes, featuring floral wallpaper, beadboard wainscoting, and timeless natural design elements.
Custom interior space designed by Knoxville custom home builder Wiersma Homes, showcasing white cabinetry, a stone accent wall, black door handle, and arched doorway for an elevated, timeless feel.
Bathroom vanity with two sinks, rectangular mirrors, wall sconces, and a white cabinet with silver knobs.
Interior view of a bathroom with a walk-in shower on the left and a bathtub next to a large window on the right, both featuring white decor.
Shower with white subway tile walls, built-in niche, handheld showerhead, and marble ledge
Bathroom with a white marble countertop, silver faucet, and a white bathtub, with a window above.
Interior of a room with a window and a hanging ceiling light fixture with a white scalloped shade.
Close-up of a polished chrome bathroom faucet with water running into a white sink
Bathroom with white cabinets, twin mirrors, and wall-mounted sconces, featuring a marble countertop with two sinks.
Close-up of a transition between various types of flooring: pebble tile, marble, and wood, with a white wall covering on the left.

Curating Quiet Luxury Custom Homes

that feel Natural, Timeless, and Elevated

We define quiet luxury as a focus on quality over excess — using natural materials, timeless design, and thoughtful functionality to create homes that feel effortlessly elegant and inviting. Each custom home is designed to reflect your lifestyle and stand the test of time, without ever feeling showy or overdone.

Two weeks out from move-in. ✨ The busiest, most chaotic stretch of the entire build—cabinet doors going on, crown being set, knobs + faucets installed, touch-ups everywhere. Cleaning crews in and out, pressure washing outside, and trades wrappi