Just steps from the entrance to Keystone Resort, this striking residence began as a high-end rental concept but quickly became a full-time home, a reflection of how deeply the clients connected with the site. Designed with Scandinavian minimalism and modern mountain sensibility, the home blends flat-angled roofs, light wood interiors, and expansive glass with bold nods to Colorado’s mining heritage. A corten steel fireplace links indoors and out, while a black granite waterfall wet bar adds sculptural contrast. At once sleek and soulful, the design is both highly functional and deeply personal, crafted to reflect not just a place, but a lifestyle fully embraced.
From the ski-focused mudroom to the snowcat parked proudly out front, every element honors the clients' adventurous spirit. The home is more than a backdrop, it’s a launchpad for alpine living, shaped by history and designed for now.
"I am much better at knowing what I don't want. We both knew we didn't want a dark log-cabin lodge feel."
Western sunsets pour through floor-to-ceiling windows, while oversized sliding doors open the great room to the deck in one seamless gesture. It’s a space built to blur boundaries, marrying Keystone’s rugged charm with refined, modern ease.
