Tucked away on an old logging road in the heart of Warren, Vermont, this spectacular modern-rustic ski house was conceived by Pinney Designs. This dwelling boasts idyllic views of the Sugarbush Mountain Resort through expansive walls of glazing.
A modern ski house at heart, its environmental structure, and its perpendicular placement make the magnificent mountain vistas almost a feature of the residence. From top to bottom, this new construction enabled the designers to stretch their style and bring a crisp rustic aesthetic to the hills of Vermont.
What We Love: This warm and inviting house is surrounded by breathtaking scenery that is continually changing through the seasons to the delight of its occupants. Positioned on the site to maximize these incredible views, the project team did a fabulous job of providing every room with an optimal view. There is so much to love about this home, but one of our favorite features is the four-season porch. The perfect spot to relax with a roaring fire or spend time gathering with loved ones.
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Above: The perfect place to curl up with a good book. Notice the beautiful wood grain on the cabinetry?
The interior space called for low-profile furniture and lighting selections so thin they practically disappear allowing the view to take center stage. A perfect example of this is the delicate and airy, dining room chandelier which enables the views to transcend through the lighting fixture.
Colors and textures of the surrounding landscape were integrated into each room, in order to merge the boundaries between indoors and out. Rich woods and Vermont slate were just some of the materials used to connect the interiors back to the outdoor surrounding environment.
Above: The kitchen cabinetry paint color is Hale Navy HC-154 | Benjamin Moore.
Above: The sconces in this intimate powder bathroom are by Visual Comfort. On the walls, the Woods wallpaper is by Cole & Son.
Above: In this luminous hallway, the pendant lights are by Visual Comfort and sourced through Circa Lighting. The track lighting between the wood beams is by Tech Lighting.
Above: In the bedroom, the wall sconce is made by Palmer Hargrave and is available through the designers of this project. The bed is from Restoration Hardware. It’s the Platform bed in the Perennials fabric: Fog.
Above: In this amazing home office with a view, the chairs are from American Leather. The wall paint color is Snowfall White OC-118 | Benjamin Moore.
PHOTOGRAPHER Westphalen Photography
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