Mountain Living

Photo: Haylie Christensen

Mountain architecture has always been shaped by its environment. Snow accumulation, steep terrain, freeze thaw cycles and high altitude exposure have influenced how homes are being designed throughout the Wasatch Mountains. Increasingly, we are seeing anoth...

Photo: Courtesy of Olde Wood Ltd.

Radiant heat beneath a real wood floor is one of today’s most desirable home features, but it also creates one of the most demanding environments a wood floor will ever experience. Daily heating cycles and seasonal humidity changes place con...

Photo Courtesy of Perma-Chink Systems, Inc.

Among the many joys of owning a log or timber home, longevity is one of the most prized. A log home’s durability and long-lasting good looks don’t just happen; they are the result of careful homeowner stewardship. When it comes to t...

Photo: Lucy Beaugard

An art lover strolling down 2nd Avenue on July 3 this year likely heard a common refrain from long-time attendees of the Cherry Creek Arts Festival: “This year’s show is so exciting!”

Though...

Photo: Brent Bingham Photography

Luxury homes have long been defined by exceptional craftsmanship and beautiful materials. Today, however, the most enduring homes are distinguished by something deeper: a mean...