Showing posts with label telluride building materials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label telluride building materials. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

The sky is the... Lindal!

This is a beautiful Lindal Cedar Home that
we are building in Brown Ranch (between Ridgway and Telluride) the views are stunning. Jack, our project manager, took this shot recently. I think it captures the infinite sky and the connection the home has to the it's unique site quite well!
We are looking forward to building one of Lindal's newest Turkel Designs soon!

And this the other night in Telluride....ahhh beautiful sky!

On a very different note....I saw this today on Made by girl and loved all the shots of this home! The chalk board was brilliant!

Love this post!

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Ladies who Lunch

this was taken a few weeks ago at Alpino Vino...I never get tired of that view!

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Country Contemporary

I'm so mad at myself for not bringing my camera! I was touring this adorable Telluride home yesterday and fell in love with the color creme like I've never seen it before. The day was a bit drab and gray outside, but inside this house the walls sang with the most luscious shade of creme! It practically glowed. the ceilings has unadorned angles- gorgeous!
I wish the quality of the photos were better. Love the banquet though, no? It would comfortably seat 6 and 8 in a pinch.
I'm not usually a fan of this but the juxtaposition of the barn doors on tracks, the clutter free atmosphere, lack of fussy architectural door and ceiling moldings sold me!

Tiny yellow/gold mosaic, farm house sink, walnut floors, gorgeous cabs....mmmm, mmm, mmm.


Love the paneling on the ceiling. There was also recessed lighting that made that room glow-y and instantly comfortable. You can't tell but the chaise has light blue ticking covering it- it brought down the formality of the line- nice!

This shot doesn't do it justice but the alcoves on the side of the bed, camouflage the alarm clock, water glass, paper back books etc. I didn't notice the dust ruffle yesterday...If it still exists, I'd loose it- but that's about it.
It's a rental so you might be able to stay!




Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Howdy neighbor!




Eco Spaces is my neighbor!
Their showroom is a stone's throw from my office. They recently launched their new website which made me think, hmm...
I need to get back in there and look at all their great new stuff.
I knew they did clay walls, bamboo, and 3form and had great environmentally sound products but after looking at their web site I was amazed at how much more they have now!
I have verde goosebumps!
We've worked with them on projects like this bear grass panel (above). It turned out beautifully, it is not only a major feature of the Built Green house it is a show stopper. People want to know what it is, what makes it "green."
3form:
EcoResin panels are sheet materials that have a significant amount of recycled content. 3form creates the Varia series with a multitude of options allowing for custom selection. 3form can be used for flooring, wall coverings, counter tops, sliding doors, balusters, and dividers.

They also carry an amazing South American Hardwood called Ipe, which is unbelievably durable and handsome. It is, of course sustainably harvested from well managed forests in South America.

On the bottom you'll see an acrylic resin counter top that Eco spaces carries.
Variety and I love the clean matte surface.