This spectacular mountain modern house, designed by Ryan Borman Architecture, is situated on the beautiful West Shore of Lake Tahoe, California. Encompassing 2,773 square feet of living space, this home features three bedrooms and three bathrooms, boasting clean lines, natural materials, and expansive glass that frames stunning views of the lake and mountains.
The residence harmoniously combines concrete, steel, and warm wood to create an open interior with high ceilings, resulting in a luxurious alpine retreat. Within walking distance to the marina, the home offers sophisticated modern living with effortless connection to Tahoe’s natural beauty.
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Ryan Borman Architecture BUILDER In House Builders INTERIOR DESIGNER Interiors KD
What We Love: This mountain house in Lake Tahoe boasts an open and airy floor plan, along with large windows that blur the boundaries between indoors and out. Designed to accommodate large gatherings while feeling intimate for family living, this home is both fun and comfortable, yet refined. Overall, beautifully crafted materials and elegant finishes enhance this home’s connection to nature.
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Elevated outdoor spaces designed for fall mornings, golden light, and the first chill in the air. High enough for privacy, views, and a winter above the snow line.
Above: The kitchen features custom-stained white oak cabinetry topped with Pietra Grigio marble. The appliances are by Miele.
Above: In the living room, a B&B Italia sofa is complemented by a Bahia chair and ottoman from Coup Studio. A pair of statuary bronze tables is by Gary Hutton Design. Grounding the space is an area rug sourced from Morocco.
Above: In the dining room, the custom light fixture is from the Caleb Collection by Fuse Lighting. The dining chairs are vintage, sourced from Coup D’Etat. On the wall, the sculpture is by artist Mirena Kim.
Above: This outdoor terrace features a fire table from Lumacast. The cushions on the built-in sofa are upholstered in a durable outdoor fabric from Holly Hunt. The poufs are from the Teak Warehouse.
Above: In the owner’s bedroom, the Cocoon Nightstand is by Ted Boerner. Sitting atop the nightstand is a Clifton Table Lamp from Fuse Lighting.
Above: In the owner’s bathroom, the wall tiles are a Cinzento Marble, sandblasted and brushed. The flooring is a Pierre Noire Belgian limestone.
Above: The plumbing fixtures in the main bathroom are by Brodware, in unlacquered brass.
Above: The bedroom’s closet is tucked behind the headboard wall.
PHOTOGRAPHER Mellon Studio
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