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ROUNDED WALL OF WINDOWS IN LIVING ROOM, 3 HUGE WINDOWS IN DINING, OVERLOOKING THE LIGHT OF ALBUQUERQUE AND SUNSET BEHIND WEST MESAS
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional formal and open concept light wood floor and brown floor living room remodel in Albuquerque
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional formal and open concept light wood floor and brown floor living room remodel in Albuquerque

This stunning timber frame home nestled on a golf course in-between Collingwood and Thornbury, offers the perfect space for entertaining, special family occasions, and luxurious living. We customized the interior presentation to highlight its features, and extend a warm and inviting feeling to potential buyers.
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Beautifully photographed by Thea Menagh, Toronto Real Estate Photographer.
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Offered by Karen Willison, Royal LePage
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This stunning timber frame home nestled on a golf course in-between Collingwood and Thornbury, offers the perfect space for entertaining, special family occasions, and luxurious living. We customized the interior presentation to highlight its features, and extend a warm and inviting feeling to potential buyers.
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Beautifully photographed by Thea Menagh, Toronto Real Estate Photographer.
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Offered by Karen Willison, Royal LePage

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We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

Sponsored
Sunbury, OH
J.Holderby - Renovations
Franklin County's Leading General Contractors - 2X Best of Houzz!

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

Sponsored
Sunbury, OH
J.Holderby - Renovations
Franklin County's Leading General Contractors - 2X Best of Houzz!

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

Bridget Warren Interior Design, Inc.,
Tahoe Real Estate Photography,
Artefact Design & Salvage, Pendants
Large mountain style concrete floor and gray floor open concept kitchen photo with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, blue cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and gray countertops
Large mountain style concrete floor and gray floor open concept kitchen photo with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, blue cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and gray countertops

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.

We staged this contemporary Scottsdale residence to complement its clean architecture, luxury finishes, and expansive mountain views.
The furnishings were selected to keep the home feeling elevated but comfortable, using soft neutrals, warm woods, sculptural shapes, and subtle contrast throughout. In the main living areas, we kept the furniture placement open and intentional so the sightlines, natural light, and indoor-outdoor connection remained the focus.
Each space was staged to help buyers understand the scale and function of the home, from the open living and dining areas to the office and additional gathering spaces. The goal was to support the architecture rather than compete with it, while giving the property a finished, inviting feel.
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