09/04/2026
Onyx to the ceiling, and a window doing most of the work.
Door, panel, return, and two transoms above. The upper one is stationary, set with clamps. The one below it opens, which is the whole reason it sits where it does. You can reach it.
Panels run in channel top and bottom, so the verticals read as one line instead of a row of hardware.
Every piece is square in profile, the pull included. Black against that stone is what keeps a mountain house from reading rustic.
Builder: Rockridge Building Company, Summit County.
Quality you can see.