Walkthrough · Whole-Home

Great Room, Kitchen and Master Bath

Move through the project one stop at a time. At each one, what changes about this kind of work at 7,000 feet.

Notes describe how this kind of work is done at this elevation, not claims about what was done inside this particular house. The project itself has the full description.

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  1. Stop 1 of 6 · Great room, from the loft
    Great room seen from a loft: full-height stacked stone fireplace, vaulted tongue-and-groove ceiling and a ring chandelier
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    Looking down from the loft. The stacked stone chimney runs the full height of the vaulted tongue-and-groove ceiling, with a linear gas firebox at hearth level.

  2. Stop 2 of 6 · Great room, wide
    Wider view of the great room from the loft, showing the sliding glass doors to a covered patio
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    The same room wider, showing the built-in cabinetry beside the chimney and the sliding glass doors out to a covered patio.

  3. Stop 3 of 6 · Great room, floor level
    Great room at floor level: stone fireplace, built-in media cabinetry and tall windows under the vaulted ceiling
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    From the floor, with the ring chandelier at eye level and tall windows carrying the vault down to the seating.

  4. Stop 4 of 6 · Kitchen island
    Kitchen island with a heavily veined granite waterfall top and bar seating, white shaker cabinetry behind
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    A granite waterfall island with bar seating, set against white shaker cabinetry and a farmhouse sink.

  5. Stop 5 of 6 · Range wall
    Kitchen range wall with a stainless hood, slab backsplash, wall-mounted pot filler and glass-front upper cabinets
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    The range wall: stainless hood and range, a full slab backsplash carried to the underside of the cabinets, a wall-mounted pot filler and glass-front uppers.

  6. Stop 6 of 6 · Master bath
    Master bathroom with twin dark vanities, stone counters, a linear mosaic tile feature wall and framed mirrors
    How this kind of work goes at 7,000 feet

    Twin dark vanities under stone counters, separated by a linear mosaic feature wall running floor to ceiling between the framed mirrors.

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