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In the dining room, under one of six large industrial skylights, one of the massive hearths is ornamented with a single red tile. Though they don’t know why Katselas placed it there, Mel and designer/project manager Carter Bradley turned it into a motif that pops up unexpectedly elsewhere in the house.
In the dining room, under one of six large industrial skylights, one of the massive hearths is ornamented with a single red tile. Though they don’t know why Katselas placed it there, Mel and designer/project manager Carter Bradley turned it into a motif that pops up unexpectedly elsewhere in the house.
Cabinetry painted in Farrow & Ball Railings is topped with Dupont Corian in Whisper white.
Cabinetry painted in Farrow & Ball Railings is topped with Dupont Corian in Whisper white.
The DIY team replaced a noisy, burgundy pellet stove with a Vermont-made Hearthstone wood-burning stove, they created a cozy corner to guests to defrost from the Colorado cold.
The DIY team replaced a noisy, burgundy pellet stove with a Vermont-made Hearthstone wood-burning stove, they created a cozy corner to guests to defrost from the Colorado cold.
For Bruce Shafer and Carol Horst's vacation home in the Tehachapi Mountains, architect Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig chose materials suited to the harsh climate. "The area is super cold in winter and super hot in summer," says Kundig, who designed a deep overhang to shade the core of the house from solar gain. "In the high desert, it's not just about being in the sun, it's about getting out of the sun."
For Bruce Shafer and Carol Horst's vacation home in the Tehachapi Mountains, architect Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig chose materials suited to the harsh climate. "The area is super cold in winter and super hot in summer," says Kundig, who designed a deep overhang to shade the core of the house from solar gain. "In the high desert, it's not just about being in the sun, it's about getting out of the sun."