Mountain Lodge

The wall finish in this powder room is an American Clay finish which was custom applied by Julie Anderson. The vanity is a furniture piece from Raquel's Collection that we turned into the sink base. Architect: Joe Patrick Robbins, AIA Builder: Ken Kruse Photographer: Tim Murphy

copper tile accents, travertine tile and rawhide colored plaster walls create a light luminous room. Architect: Joe Patrick Robbins, AIA Builder: Ken Kruse Construction Photographer: Tim Murphy

The fir trusses and stone fireplace create a cozy feeling in this inviting master bedroom..

Wheat colored sofas and caramel leather chairs are paired with a beautiful antique rug and pops of red in the pillows and throws in this mountain lodge home. Architect: Joe Patrick Robbins, AIA Builder: Ken Kruse Construction Photographer: Tim Murphy

This family/hearth room is used on a daily basis because of the great views paired with a cozy moss rock fireplace. Just off of the kitchen, it becomes a breakfast area as well as a place to congregate after a day of skiing. Architect: Joe Patrick Robbins, AIA Builder: Ken Kruse Construction Photographer: Tim Murphy

The door into the wine room has a custom stained glass window designed by Joe Patrick Robbins with our clients' brand and fabricated by Ann Wolff glass design. The wine room and cozy reading nook are next to the recreation room which has a western theme. Photographer: Tim Murphy

The reclaimed pine on this vanity are paired with a leathered absolute black granite counter top.

The vanity for this bunk room bath is made from beetle kill pine which is found all over the west. We used a leathered butterfly blue granite slab for the counter top. The blue slate mosaics pull it all together. Photography: Tim Murphy