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"A Montana Lodge by Paul Bertelli and Markham Roberts\nReclaimed wood and native stone join forces to dramatic effect in a lodge by architect Paul Bertelli and decorator Markham Roberts\nJulie Frist stands in front of the entry to the home she shares with her husband, Tommy Frist, in Big Sky, Montana, which was designed by JLF &amp;amp; Assoc. and decorated by Markham Roberts. For details, see Sources.\nA Remains Lighting chandelier hangs in the living area. Displayed above the fireplace is a photograph by Roberts from James Sansum Fine and Decorative Art; the George Smith sofas are covered in a Pierre Frey wool, and the carpet is a Roberts design for Doris Leslie Blau.\nA rough-hewn timber ceiling crowns the room.\nA seating area contains several Roberts designs, among them a sofa in an Old World Weavers fabric from Stark, faux-horn side tables, and a set of chairs in a Jasper stripe; Yuji Obata prints hang above the mantel, and the abaca carpet is by Stark.\nThe photograph in the den is by Roberts, who also designed the sofas, covered in a Clarence House print; the armchair is clad in a Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils faux suede, and the carpet is by Stark.\nA trestle table and benches anchor the dining space.\nThe kitchen features a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range, and Waterworks sink; the sink fittings and pot filler are by Rohl.\nAlongside the staircase, a settee in an Edelman Leather cowhide is flanked by a pair of garden seats used as end tables; the sconce is by Paul Ferrante.\nThe Frists' bedroom features a pendant light by Vaughan and a 1940s French writing table and chair from James Sansum Fine and Decorative Art; the bed linens are by Pratesi, the throw is faux chinchilla, and the carpet is by Thomas Jayne for Stark.\nA lantern by BoBo Intriguing Objects was installed in the master bath; the tub, its fittings, and the towel bars are all by Waterworks, and the towels are by Pratesi.\nA guest room features headboards and bed skirts in a John Robshaw print and a Stark jute carpet.\nThe bunk room is partially sheathed in reclaimed corral boards.\nThe house at dusk."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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