I’ve walked past this Telluride, Colorado, house many times and admired the way it blends into the neighborhood yet has a quiet, modern edge. I was surprised to learn recently that this humble structure is, in fact, a John Pawson design. Despite its popularity with the jet set, downtown Telluride still likes to cling to its early mining roots, and this house manages to reference the town’s vernacular architecture with its pitched metal roof, weathered timber siding, and fieldstone foundation. The bedrooms are on the ground floor, and the living quarters are above, affording better views of the surrounding mountains. For more John Pawson, go to our other posts: Architect Visit: John Pawson Titly Hill Barn, and John Pawson Kitchen Accessories.
N.B. The home went on the market July 2016, listed by Telluride Sotheby’s International Reality.
Photographs by Whit Richardson, courtesy of Telluride Sotheby’s, unless otherwise noted.
Above: Photograph by lluminarts, courtesy of Telluride Sotheby’s International Realty.
Above: Photograph by lluminarts, courtesy of Telluride Sotheby’s International Realty.
Above: Photograph by lluminarts, courtesy of Telluride Sotheby’s International Realty.
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