Lake Tahoe Architecture and Design

Holly Snow Hollenbeck’s Donner Lake cabin makes the grade with swervy furniture, clever built-ins, and terrazzo galore.

Amenities like an outdoor fire pit and a temperature-controlled, floor-to-ceiling wine cabinet make this mountain home perfect for aprés ski relaxation.

Overlooking the Truckee River, the chalet gets its name from a white stucco facade that blends into the snowy winter landscape.

Faulkner Architects creates an expansive home on a challenging mountain slope.

Heath Ceramics pays tribute to the extraordinary vision of founder Edith Heath with a cozy, rentable cabin that puts the brand’s passion for craftsmanship on display.

Sherry Scott and John Kosich create a weather-ready retreat in the mountains of California.

The Rat Pack partied here.

Outside Tahoe National Forest, one family's vacation home takes the shape of a modern farmhouse and acts as a gallery for the owner's art collection.

This soaring Lake Tahoe abode constantly references its sylvan setting, from the polished concrete floors that glisten like water to the strips of light that demarcate space.

After a complete revamp, a 300-square-foot camper becomes a full-time residence for a family of four.

A Northern California retreat immerses into the landscape with the guidance of shadow and light.

In Truckee, California, the charred cedar–clad Martis Camp 141 celebrates its mountainous surroundings.