341 Royer Lane Telluride, CO 81435

Michael Fuller of Aspen and and Don Umemoto of Los Angeles collaborated to design this timeless masterpiece of form and function. The near 3 acre mountain setting imbues immeasurable natural beauty and tranquility. Built of concrete, glass and steel finished in meticulous detail, featuring rare Yangstze River Valley pavers, warm teak floors, mahogany cabinets, enormous first growth Douglas Fir beams with jewellery like stainless steel truss connectors, and large mahogany framed windows embracing the magical box canyon. Gentle curves highlight the house throughout. The fantastic beamed ceiling which spans the kitchen, living and dining spaces merges the interior with the extraordinary waterfall views. Famed German company Bulthaup, designed the perfect kitchen. A spacious master offers views of Bridal Veil Falls, the tallest in Colorado. The heated Yangtze stones add to the dreamscape of the master bath, with windows opening into the forest. Two fireplaces of steel and granite, in the master bedroom and living room, were influenced by the work of steel sculptor Richard Serra. Their presence ground these comfortable spaces, and are focal points of warmth and comfort. The additional three ensuite bedrooms are ideal, with no detail or comfort spared for family and friend. A fully equipped gym, a screening room, library, and office complete this dreamscape peaceful retreat in the high alpine of Colorado.