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A carefully integrated media space uses darker tones and intimate proportions to contrast with the home's expansive communal areas, providing a private retreat within the overall plan.

A refined kitchen arrangement integrates seamlessly with the adjacent dining and living areas, using a restrained material palette and open planning to support both everyday living and larger gatherings.

The open living space combines exposed structural elements, warm timber surfaces, and expansive glazing to create a social gathering area that maintains a direct visual connection with the surrounding ski landscape.

Designed for a challenging ski-area site, a durable exterior material palette was selected to withstand harsh winter conditions while visually grounding the residence within the mountain environment.

Completed in 2020, Powder Haven Residence by RKD Architects is a 5,000-square-foot contemporary mountain home in Eden, UT, designed around divergent structural grids, exposed materials, and expansive alpine views. 

Christ Church Cathedral was rebuilt in stone under Norman rule and expanded in the 13th century using Somerset stone. Its present form largely dates to a 19th-century restoration, which added the tower, flying buttresses and covered footbridge.

A cream bar anchors the salon's social hub, while bottle displays, funky hanging globe lights, and a row of arched styling bays extend the organic geometry.

Set behind a large curved partition near the front windows, the quieter washing area uses low privacy screens, integrated product shelving, and planting to create a more secluded treatment experience.

Built-in retail shelves and oval merchandising tables use continuous rounded edges and warm backlighting, allowing the hair-care products to read as part of the architecture.

The 1,324-square-foot salon opens in a monochromatic dusty-pink retail zone before shifting to a pale-yellow service zone, using contrasting color fields and nested arches to distinguish functions without closing off sightlines.