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Magnificent Mountain Living
Architect:
Paul Deardorff
TKP Architects
Total Sq. Ft.: 3592 Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2.5
This striking home was originally designed for a sloped lot with views to the front. It's a split–level home with the Master Suite on the main level, with bedrooms a half level up over the garage. The exterior of the original house features a beautiful combination of stone veneer and vertical tongue and groove cedar siding, and a unique curved stone staircase at the front that takes you to the upper deck and entry of the house.
Lake Manor
Architect:
Karen Keating, AIA
TKP Architects
Total Sq. Ft.: 3680 Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 3.5
The design of this elegant house was based on the traditional Michigan Lake homes with its painted clapboard siding and white trim details at both the exterior and interior. With its richly detailed wraparound covered porch and its graceful curving roof, the home exudes a welcoming feeling to its owners and their guests. The entire house is cloaked in multi–pane windows that add charm to the exterior and amazing views from within. The interior features a vaulted octagon–shaped study and a two–story high family room with an impressive stone fireplace hearth.
Ranch-Style Craftsman
Architect:
Karen Keating, AIA
TKP Architects
Total Sq. Ft.: 5477 Bedrooms: 4 Baths: 3.5
This single–story ranch house with a walk–out lower level combines Craftsman styling with rustic mountain detailing. The exterior is comprised primarily of stone veneer and stucco that, along with its broad overhangs and soft rolling roof forms, helps it merge with its natural surroundings.
Mountain Luxury
Architect:
Karen Keating, AIA
TKP Architects
Total Sq. Ft.: 5503 Bedrooms: 5 Baths: 5.5
This elegant home was built on property overlooking horse facilities and a spectacular polo field. The design imagery suggests a Kentucky–gentleman's breeder's ranch, with wrap–around porches, dormers, and a classic gray and white color scheme with a deep green roof. Driving under and through the house to a drive court in the rear provides access to the four–car garage. A separate live–in or in–law suite with separate stair is located over a private one–car garage.
Mountain Magic
Architect:
Paul Deardorff
TKP Architects
Total Sq. Ft.: 4268 Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 4.0
This one–of–a–kind home was designed to capitalize on a site accessed from the downhill side, and with views on the downhill side. The facade of the original house was composed of stone veneer and thick lap siding, with lots of wood details at the gable, around the windows, and at the entryway. Antique wood beams and flooring that was reclaimed from an old mine were used liberally in the interior, adding a rustic feel to this otherwise contemporary home.