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This Colorado mountain home, designed by Plaad Office, is nestled slopeside in the exclusive, ski-in/ski-out Lewis Ranch neighborhood of Copper Mountain. Rather than following the area’s typical “mountain modern” playbook, the architects developed a hybrid of true timber-frame and traditional construction, featuring exposed solid-timber trusses that anchor the living, dining, and kitchen spaces.
The material palette remains deliberately restrained to three elements: a stone lower level, vertical spruce siding, and a bonderized standing-seam roof. Unique milk house light fixtures accent the exterior timber framing and antiqued concrete finish of this 7,155-square-foot, six-bedroom, eight-bathroom home.
As a nod to the Copper Mountain lifestyle and its name, copper fixtures and details can be found throughout this exquisite dwelling. Continue below to view the rest of this incredible home…
DESIGN DETAILS
ARCHITECTURE Plaad Office
BUILDER Pinnacle Mountain Homes
INTERIOR DESIGN Collective Design Group
What We Love About This Home
This barn-inspired home offers its inhabitants a warm, inviting atmosphere that is both comfortable and stylish for family living and entertaining. Magnificent surroundings enhance the overall appeal of this home, showcased by large windows throughout. We are especially loving the spectacular great room with its soaring ceiling, gorgeous material palette, and welcoming details.
Tell Us: What do you think of the architectural style of this home? Please share with us what details you found most appealing and why in the Comments below!
Note: Have a look at a couple of other amazing home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign from the state of Colorado: Captivating modern-rustic home in the Colorado mountains and Urban farmhouse exudes a refreshingly chic style in the Rocky Mountains.
Above: Behind the metal-clad front door lies rustic, wide-plank oak flooring that spans the entire main level.
A Great Room Built Around Timber and Stone
“We were interested in defining a nuanced balance between modern and traditional while challenging the locally accepted conventions of ‘mountain modern.'” — Plaad Office
Above: The dining and kitchen areas merge with a living room that features a two-story stone fireplace and sliding glass doors leading to a heated patio with ski area access.
Dining Room & Kitchen
Above: Stone follows guests from exterior to interior, before encasing a modern farmhouse wall of windows bordering the dining space.
Above: The kitchen features a live-edge-walnut bar and quartz countertops, providing plenty of entertainment space and mixed-material intrigue.
Upstairs Bedroom Suites & Library
Above: The upstairs space includes a full library with an open seating area and three spacious bedrooms, each designed as its own master suite.
Lower-Level Entertaining
Above: The lower level is an entertainer’s delight, featuring a custom wet bar, bowling alley, poker table, and home theater with a 14-foot screen and lounge seating for 10.
Exterior Details & Roofline
Lewis Ranch is one of Copper Mountain’s most exclusive enclaves — a gated, ski-in/ski-out community built directly at the base of the Lumberjack chairlift, where homeowners can step out the door and click into their skis. It’s a fitting setting for a home designed to accommodate nearly thirty guests at once, and one that earned the Summit County Builder’s Association’s “Best Overall Home” honor in 2019.
PHOTOGRAPHER Vondelinde
FAQ
Where is this home located?
In the Lewis Ranch neighborhood of Copper Mountain, Colorado — a private, ski-in/ski-out community.
What materials define the design?
A restrained palette of stone, vertical spruce siding, and a bonderized standing seam metal roof, paired with exposed timber trusses.
How big is the home?
7,155 square feet, with six bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
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