Green Line Architects has thoughtfully given an outdated 1970s split-level abode an inviting home makeover nestled in the snow-covered valley of Aspen, Colorado. The exterior facade now features bright white siding, an inviting front porch, beautiful gables and a wonderful bedroom addition constructed above the garage.
With spectacular mountain views in all directions, this outdoorsy family fell in love with this home that had been lovingly cared for by the previous owners. Despite having an un awkward floor plan and additional problems, they envisioned what this home could be for their family and commissioned a project team to bring their vision to life.
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECTURE Green Line Architects INTERIOR DESIGN ID Interiors CONSTRUCTION Regan Construction LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Elite Land Design
The original structure was boxy, so the architects reimagined the exterior into a sprawling dwelling featuring white siding with stone accents, copper gutters and gables with beautiful oval windows.
What We Love: This inviting family home makeover has a brand new exterior aesthetic that is simply stunning. The stone accents create a rustic warmth that welcomes you into this comfortable home designed to bring the outdoors inside. Surrounding this home are breathtaking mountains, which is exactly what these new homeowners who are avid outdoor adventurers were looking for!
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Above: In this welcoming foyer, the exquisite chandelier is from Urban Electric.
Above: Inviting living spaces feature reclaimed hardwood flooring and salvaged ceiling beams.
Above: The newly revamped kitchen is now open and spacious with crisp white cabinetry, and quartzite countertops. A patterned terra cotta backsplash tile in gray and white was sourced from Decorative Materials. Over the island, the black pendant lights are by Urban Electric.
Above: The kitchen pantry features shaker style cabinets with inset doors and beautiful butcher block countertops.
Above: A floral print wallpaper by Colefax and Fowler serves as a feminine backdrop for this serene primary bedroom. Suspended from the reclaimed wood ceiling is an exquisite fabric chandelier is by Fortuny.
Above: The primary bathroom was designed to be a wet room, featuring marble tile from Decorative Materials.
Above: In the newly designed bedroom over the garage, a beautiful white canopy bed was sourced from Mecox. The decorative wallpaper is from Cole & Son.
Above: The backyard was completely transformed for family living and entertaining. It now features a covered porch for al fresco dining, an enticing hot tub and comfortable seating around a stone fire pit.
PHOTOGRAPHER Brent Moss
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