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tyrolean ski cabin
This mountain home sits amid a fir forest along a ski run at Sugar Bowl ski resort, one of the oldest resorts in the west. The home design recalls the original homes in the area, which were designed to evoke a European ski village. The home features stone and carved wood exterior and interior, with a soaring double height living room with balcony overlooking double height windows that look up to Mount Disney. The home has extensive carved wood paneling inside, including a curving, carved panel staircase and arching wood trusses that cap the main room. Carved glu lam beams six feet deep support the double sloping roof, which protects the home from the massive snowfall that the areas is famouse for.
This project was designed while employeed at John Malick and Associates
Construction by Barth Mountain Homes.
Photography by David Livingston.
Interior furnishings by Kathy Best.
TYROLEAN SKI CABIN
soaring living room
double height living room
Carved wood stair
hand carved stairway to loft
stair at family game room
Beamed kitchen with tyrolean motif cabinets
curved truss ceiling at loft with home work area with cutout shutters
Master Bath with hickory wood work
curved coffer ceiling dining room
Entry with austrian rondel glass window