“With lofty ceilings and a balcony overlooking Independence Pass, this treehouse-like gathering space is what sealed the deal for its new owner—an avid hiker and mother of two boys. There was just one problem: A dark, brown-and-burgundy color scheme distracted from the scenery outside. “You really feel like you’re part of the trees up there,” says Amanda Furlong, a designer with Basalt-based firm Cathers Home, who was tasked with refreshing the living and dining areas. “It was so important to the homeowner to be able to feel that presence of nature inside as well…so we wanted to bring the space to life with light, bright elements, inviting the outside in.”
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Monique McIntosh 