The Perfect Mountain Home with Amazing Views
Omigoodness! If I lived in this perfect mountain home by Total Concepts I’d feel like I’d died and gone to heaven! I love its warmth, blend of textures, and the amazing views through all the windows.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSThe exterior gives a hint to the textures and colors you’ll find inside. Stone pairs with rustic wood siding, while black metal details lend a touch of cool industrial style. A rain chain is used in lieu of a downspout.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSThe same stone treatment is repeated inside. Expansive windows provide views of the amazing vistas from every room in the house. Touches of black create a bit of drama and depth to the interiors.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSThe kitchen! I love all the windows. Wood beams along with light wood cabinets and flooring add warmth to this open space. When you have walls of windows, you don’t have to stress over how to decorate the walls. A perfect kitchen in a perfect mountain home. You’d feel like you were cooking outside.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSA built-in banquette creates a cozy dining spot in the kitchen. As you can see, the windows wrap around the room providing serene views of Mother Nature outside. That’s one of my decorating “things.” I have to have lots of windows in my home. Maybe it’s partly due to being claustrophobic.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSThe Scandi-style dining room enjoys breathtaking views of the mountains. Built-in cabinetry with a wine fridge gives easy access to dishes and serving pieces.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSA gorgeous mudroom creates a transition area from the indoors to the outside world. I love the pairing of rustic elements like stone and wood with industrial elements like the black metal framing of the doors and windows. This perfect mountain home has such an earthy vibe.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSOne of the bedrooms has an interesting leafy wallpaper used on an accent wall.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSThe bathroom in today’s perfect mountain home doesn’t disappoint. A Roman shade can be lowered for privacy while bathing.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSThe bathroom is large and luxurious. The same wood tone cabinetry of the kitchen is used for the vanity. If you don’t want to relax in the tub, you can use the large walk-in shower.
Photo by TOTAL CONCEPTSYou’ll find many more photos of today’s perfect mountain home by Total Concepts over at Houzz.
WOW!! A very contemporary mountain home. Just my style. I swear I could live in the mudroom. 🙂
I’m not into contemporary but I do love this house with it’s eclectic interior style
I’d come live with you if you got this house! Only thing I think I’d change was the built-in banquette in the kitchen. I’m a clean freak and I think it would be hard to get back there and clean. Loved this – the style, the windows, the wood and stone… all of it! Thanks for sharing.
I’m in love with the black windows accent through out the home…it makes it edgy with all the wood.
Interior design: Jennifer Robin Interiors
Architecture: Amy Alper
I wanna go!! I can imagine sitting at that sweet banquet as I watch the wild animals stroll by or the winter snow flakes fall. Yes, just yes to all of it:0)
Love this house, Jennifer. 10/10 for me so thanks for featuring it.
The view from windows must be really great! Love the design so much!