Working with the architect, T Michael Principal of Manchester Architecture, we closely looked at the roof line and spatial layout options. All in all, the main level and hallway of the lower level were re-organized.

The initial vision with the client was a “simple” design and finishes; this quickly changed to what I would call a “more glam” vision. Each bathroom had different tiles, the furnishings were carefully selected with customization but within a fair budget.

Light fixture selections and wall coverings were key elements to add the “layers” to each space and make each space unique. Steel components and millwork were also key elements to add interest to each space yet provide inclusive design direction while modernizing the spaces to encapsulate the views of the exterior and Snowmass ski mountain.

I also took a conceptual note from Biophilic Design in the elements of snow flakes. They have such dynamic shapes and a uniqueness to each one; I took the color of snow + patterns into the fabrics and wall coverings.