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"An Aspen Ski House by Studio Sofield\nA Colorado home conceived by Studio Sofield raises alpine style to a whole new level\nPerched high on Red Mountain in Aspen, Colorado, is a home designed by Studio Sofield in collaboration with Studio B Architects. The house features a stone-and-mahogany exterior with Tischler windows affording expansive views.\nIn the double-height living room, Sofield conceived the custom-made sofas as well as the blackened-steel cocktail table with an inset parchment top.\n\nFor details see Sources.\nAn Ansel Adams photograph hangs above the living room fireplace; a Takashi Nakazato ceramic vessel on the hearth holds an ikebana sculpture (branches and an old wasp's nest) created by Sofield, who also designed the floor lamp at left for Baker Furniture; the rug is from Beauvais Carpets.\nIn front of the black-walnut staircase, with a glass- and-bronze balustrade, are a circa-1950 Kerstin H\u00F6rlin-Holmquist wing chair from Hostler Burrows and a 1903 barrel-back chair by J&amp;amp;J Kohn.\nThe family room includes a floor lamp from Ralph Pucci International, a Hans J. Wegner woven-rope chair, and a custom-made L-shaped sofa with a built-in table; the low wall and steps are sheathed in granite from Walker Zanger.\nAt the room's other end, a circa-1969 textile work by Satu Peura overlooks an Edward Wormley circular table and button-tufted chairs; the carpet is from Beauvais.\nThe kitchen is outfitted with oak cabinetry and circa-1960 H. Rosengren Hansen barstools from Wyeth; the hood and dishwasher are by Viking, the range is by Jade, the sink fittings are by P. E. Guerin, and the floor is reclaimed oak.\nThe dining room, featuring a retractable\u00A0Tischler und Sohn window that looks out to Aspen Mountain, is anchored by a BDDW walnut-slab table.\nIn the oak-paneled media room, a custom-made Studio Sofield sofa is accented with pillows of midcentury American textiles.\nIn the master bedroom, vintage Boris Lacroix sconces from Pascal Boyer Gallery are mounted on perforated-suede wall panels; Sofield designed the bed, featuring a headboard clad in leather and an antique textile, as well as the nightstands (one is shown); the Japanese kimono dates from around 1900.\nThe master bath, with walls sheathed in book-matched Burma-teak marble, includes a Waterworks tub with P. E. Guerin fittings; the petrified-wood stool is from Hudson Furniture, and the floor is a mosaic of Burma-teak marble.\nA custom-made Studio Sofield ottoman, upholstered in a Larsen fabric from Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout, offers seating in the master bedroom's dressing area; the closet doors are oak inset with panels of blackened mesh.\nA guest room is furnished with a George Nakashima bed and low bureau, both vintage.\nAnother guest room has a Sofield-designed bed with custom-made bedding by Paul Renwick; the circa-1950 Tommi Parzinger stools are from Wyeth.\nA Wharton Esherick wood-block print in the same room is grouped with a circa-1950 Wegner Shell chair and a midcentury French stool.\nInstalled in a guest bath lined with Esmeralda onyx from Stone Source are a circa-1940 Murano-glass sconce (one of a pair) from Newel, and a Kohler sink with Lefroy Brooks fittings; the towels are by Ralph Lauren Home."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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