Aspen Foyer Contemporary Entry, Denver
This entry's simple composition of lighting layers and well coordinated details create a stunning view for those who enter this incredible Aspen home. Exterior stone is grazed, glass lines are backlit above the fireplace, cove lighting creates ambient light and trimless square accents in the vaulted wood ceiling accent the furniture.
Architect: Charles Cunniffe Architects, Aspen, CO
Photographer: James Ray Spahn
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Architect: Charles Cunniffe Architects, Aspen, CO
Photographer: James Ray Spahn
Key words: Lighting, Lighting Design, Lighting Designer, Entry lighting, cove lighting, LED lighting, accent lighting, trimless square, fireplace lighting, ambient lighting, lighting designer, lighting designer, lighting design, lighting designer, designer lighting, lighting designer, lighting designer, lighting designer
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Thank you!
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I was the lighting designer on this project and I'm not sure there's any cabinetry in this photo. The area above the fireplace is a stone with edge lit glass bands. Below the fireplace, what you see is a chest that is used as a coffee table. The architect was Brian West with Charles Cunniffe Architects in Aspen, Colorado, USA. If you have further questions, feel free to contact Brian.
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Very nice job on the lighting for this project.
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Those were 4" square RSA Quiet ceiling "truly trimless" flush adjustable MR16 down lights. I know RSA has been going through some big changes so I'm not sure if they still make them. However, Tech, Juno, USAI and others make similar fixtures.
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I agree, these doors are fabulous. I was the lighting designer on the project, but Brian West with Charles Cunniffe Architects : http://www.houzz.com/pro/charlescunniffearch/charles-cunniffe-architects-aspen could answer your question. Good Luck!
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These recessed lights are flush with the wood ceiling and adjustable to 45 degrees. These are not LED, but this project was designed a few years ago. Today you could do a nearly identical design using LED retrofit lamps or LED-specific fixtures. These particular fixtures were made by RSA Lighting and were in their Quiet Ceiling line. Good Luck!
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I was the lighting designer on the project. However, Brian West with Charles Cunniffe Architects in Aspen was the architect. Here's a link to their Houzz page. Txh. http://www.houzz.com/pro/charlescunniffearch/charles-cunniffe-architects-aspen
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