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Above the Valley

Set at the base of the mountains in Park City, Utah, this home had strong architectural bones but did not reflect the California clients' sensibility. Without major renovation, the studio re-envisioned the entire interior through furnishings, materials, and lighting - prioritizing restraint and cohesion. Vaulted wood-beam ceilings and a stacked stone fireplace, its niches lined with firewood, set the tone for a home built around natural materials and still moments.

A custom dining built-in, inspired by the client's Japanese heritage, brings a sense of personal history to the heart of the home, complemented by handmade tile, sculptural lighting, and minimal, textural furnishings - woven headboards, nubby wool rugs, hand-thrown ceramics. The result is a layered, tactile interior where every material and object has been chosen with care - calm on the surface, full of story underneath.

Location

House Style

The Ask

Favorite Element

Through Line

Photographer

Park City, Utah

Mountain contemporary

Furnishings + interior
re-envisioning

Custom dining room built-in

The client's Japanese heritage,
felt in every room

Emily Minton Redfield

Park City, Utah

Location

Mountain contemporary

House Style

Furnishings + interior
re-envisioning

The Ask

Custom dining room built-in

Favorite Element

The client's Japanese heritage,
felt in every room

Through Line

Emily Minton Redfield

Photographer

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