ARCHITECTURAL STYLES

Modern & Contemporary 

Clean lines, open spaces, and expansive glass. These homes celebrate minimalism, light, and form. They often blending indoor and outdoor living in bold, inspiring ways. 

Mountain Modern 

A signature style in Colorado, this blend of rustic and contemporary includes natural textures, steel accents, large windows, and dramatic rooflines. This makes it perfectly suited for our natural landscapes. 

Transitional 

The perfect balance of old and new. Transitional homes blend traditional elements with modern touches for a timeless, approachable, and sophisticated feel. 

Alpine Modern 

This elevated mountain style embraces warm natural materials like timber and stone, paired with sharp contemporary forms, expansive glazing, and sloped rooflines that echo the terrain for luxury rooted in place. 

Hill Country 

Originating from the Texas hills, this style blends rugged stone, expansive porches, standing seam metal roofs, and warm wood tones. It’s rustic yet refined, ideal for open landscapes and panoramic views. 

Mediterranean 

Inspired by the sun-soaked villas of Europe, these homes feature stucco exteriors, terracotta roofs, wrought iron, arches, and warm, earthy tones to evoke charm and romance. 

Scandinavian 

Minimalist yet warm, Scandinavian design emphasizes natural light, pale wood tones, clean lines, and functional simplicity. It’s a calming, clutter-free aesthetic rooted in wellness and modern comfort. 

European Modern 

This sleek evolution of old-world architecture combines symmetry and formality with minimal detailing, flat or low-pitched rooflines, oversized windows, and high-contrast finishes to feel elegant, edgy, and timelessly chic. 

Classic European 

Elegant, refined, and enduring. These styles highlight stone facades, steeply pitched roofs, wrought iron, and balanced symmetry for timeless curb appeal.

French  

Offering a diverse range of styles, from the rustic charm of French country and the elegant symmetry of Provincial estates to the sleek lines of modern minimalist villas where the possibilities are endless. 

Spanish 

With a rich tapestry of styles from the rustic simplicity of Spanish Colonial and the modernist innovations of the Spanish Revival, all offer stucco exteriors, red-tiled roofs, and an emphasis on indoor-outdoor living. 

Craftsman 

Known for handcrafted detail, wide eaves, exposed beams, and built-in elements, Craftsman homes emphasize character, proportion, and artisanal quality. 

Traditional 

Rooted in classic American and European design, traditional homes feature balanced layouts, pitched roofs, detailed millwork, brick or stone exteriors, and timeless symmetry to offer warmth and familiarity.   

Mountain 

Designed to harmonize with rugged landscapes, featuring natural materials like stone and timber, steeply pitched roofs to handle snow, expansive windows for panoramic views, and cozy interiors that emphasize warmth and comfort. 

Farmhouse 

Characterized by practical and rustic charm, elements include gabled roofs, large porches, wood-appearance siding, and open interiors emphasizing functionality and a connection to the landscape.  

Custom Hybrids 

Can’t choose just one? Our team excels at blending architectural languages to create a home that is uniquely yours and grounded in design principles, not passing trends.