January is underway and so is ski season. If you plan to hit the slopes—whether driving up north to Vermont and the Berkshires, or even hopping on a plane to head out West—use downtime in the car or on the plane to click through these homes. Or, perhaps these retreats will inspire you to plan a mountain getaway.
An orange, powder-coated chairlift from Ski Lift Designs is featured in the mudroom of this incredible Berkshires home. The wallpaper is by Sarah Von Dreele.
This cozy and sophisticated Green Mountain retreat for a New York couple features a pair of chairs from the homeowners’ collection. A slipcovered sofa and aged-elm coffee table are from RH. The chandelier and sconces are from Arteriors, and the rug is through Stark.
Out West, architect John Maniscalco designed a modern Tahoe home. A double-height fireplace anchors the great room.
The interiors of this mid-slope home in Stratton, Vermont are bursting with greens, blues, deep plum, burnt orange, and neutrals. Designer Anthony Baratta and senior designer Ashley Lempka incorporated a wall of custom cabinetry in the living room, which evokes Mondrian canvases. A custom sofa, covered in a chevron pattern from Schumacher, is complemented by an Adrian Pearsall chair in another Schumacher fabric. The sculptural lounge chair upholstered in a Schumacher cerulean wool satin is through Oliver Modern. Throw is through the Linen Shop.
In the living room of this modern Vermont oasis, David Edward chairs provide a hit of rich color while American Leather sofas complement the often snowy outdoors with an ice-inspired subtle shade. Table lamps are from Vermont’s Hubbardton Forge; coffee table is through Bolier.
