This glass-filled modern mountain house in Martis Camp, a luxury community in Tahoe, California, was reimagined with a strong, masculine vibe by Jay Jeffers Studio. The four-bedroom dwelling was originally designed by Truckee-based Kelly & Stone Architects but needed a surface refresh to cater to the lifestyle needs of its inhabitants.

The designer changed out the lighting and enhanced what was already in the home, including accenting the walls with patterned wallpaper in a deep rich color and designing a custom headboard to fit the entire wall in the main bedroom. Continue below to see the rest of this spectacular home tour…

DESIGN DETAILS: INTERIOR DESIGN Jay Jeffers Studio HOME BUILDER Robert Morken Construction LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Rock & Rose Nursery + Landscape

What We Love: This Martis Camp house features a beautiful mix of mountain style and urban sophistication. Surrounded by a majestic forest, this home provides a peaceful escape to connect with nature. We love how the designer refreshed this home to enhance the living spaces and infuse warmth into the modern interiors. The designer uses geometric patterns to bring in the masculine vibe, which carries through the spaces to surprise and delight. 

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Above: In the living room, the inviting sectional sofa is upholstered in a soft cotton-linen blend, sourced from Montauk Sofa. The sleek geometric coffee table is by Jay Jeffers for Arteriors Home. The artwork hanging above the fireplace is by artist Shawn Savage.

Above: The Dutch armchairs are custom upholstered in a graphic pattern from Pollack Fabric. Originally the dual-height wall on the right next to the steel-clad fireplace was all white. The designer felt this was too cold, so he applied a blue tartan wallpaper on the wall by Aesthetics Wallcoverings — lending a more tailored aesthetic.

Above: The vintage dining chairs are by Guillerme et Chambron, sourced from 1stdibs.

Above: This area under the staircase is used as a cozy reading nook, featuring a beautiful armchair complimented by an ottoman from Holly Hunt. The vintage Aldo Tura Dry Bar was sourced from 1stdibs. Grounding this space is an exquisite area rug from De Sousa Hughes.

Above: The homeowners call this cool catwalk “the bridge”, connecting the upper-level rooms while keeping the lower level feeling open and airy. On the right, the painting is by artist Tricia Strickfaden. The bench was sourced from the furniture company Four Hands.

Above: The main bedroom was designed to feel like a cozy refuge for its inhabitants. A gorgeous custom-fabricated headboard is upholstered in a strip fabric from Zak+Fox. The stools at the foot of the bed are from Brownstone Furniture.

Above: This cozy window nook is perfect for reading or enjoying the scenic terrain. This space features an Eames lounge chair and ottoman, custom upholstered in a Ralph Lauren Home plaid.

Above: In the main bathroom, the window treatment is custom fabricated from a Mark Alexander textile. Next to the freestanding tub, the ceramic stool was sourced from Pfeifer Studio.

Above: This inviting guest bedroom features a Twist Side Table (steel material) by CFC Furniture. The pendant lamps are from Palecek. The bed features linens sourced from both Serena & Lily and Williams-Sonoma Home.

Above: This covered outdoor living space (set between the living room and main bedroom) provides comfort and warmth throughout the seasons. Providing shelter during the summer months and a cozy fireplace to enjoy a cup of hot cocoa during the winter months. A beautiful forest backdrop provides an idyllic setting to connect with nature.

PHOTOGRAPHER Matthew Millman