Twin Pines Comp

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Largewindows frame a view and bring in light, even on a drizzly day. The use of angled scissortrusses in the room allows for plenty of windows and uninterrupted views.

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The great room features a sCIssor truss s~'stell1,which Km~n term~ "simpk .md rugged:' \I'ith theadvantage of not having a horizontal bottom timber."An angled bottom on the truss adds an .lir of graceand refinement:' she notes ... It allows you to gethigher windows underneath it, and it isn't as static asa tlat bottom truss. which can interrupt your \'ision:'

Luxury DetailsDominating tI~e great room is a massi\'l:, stonefireplace incurporating ;-5 tons of ,\ lontana moss

rock. The fireplace is open on three sides and visible from the foyer, dining room, kitchen and breakfast room.

The hreakfast room and kitchen connect to thegreat room \'ja a hallway with a wet har that includesa hand-hammered copper sink. and cahinets withantique seedy glass frunt doors, Reside the kitchen isKelly's oHice. and across the hall from that. a skilocker room with .1huilt-in heated r'lck for ski hoots.

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Above: The second-levelden features a handcarved stone fireplace.Doug's office opens tothe room through twopocket doors.Left: A century-oldwooden door fromMexico leads to the 800bo"le wine cellar . Wineracks were crafted fromredwood. A grani te slabatop wine barrels createsa unique table.

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A lowered ceiling brings intimacy to the dining area. Wood beams add characterand built-in cabinets match those found in the kitchen.

The hallwa~' also leads to a two-car garage (a separate threecar gar;lge is bdow the guest house), a palllr~' ;lIld I:llll1dr~;lrea, st;lirs to a lower-Ie\'d housekeeper's quarters, ;lnd stairsto a second-noor game room ;lIld Doug's office. The upperle\'d also has two guest bedroom suites.

The couple's Imurious master bedroom suite is to the rightof the great room. I Jis and her master b;lthrooms share ;1marhle ste;un h;lIh. \ \'hat Doug cllls "Kelly's dre;lm closet"includes noor-to-ceiling, custom cabinetry by The Old \ \ 'orldC;lhinel Co, in \\'hitdlsh (which handa;lfted ;111 oftl1l' h'"llL'"

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custom cabinetry), enhanced b~' such aUlellltIeS as a make-uptable and a built-in armoire \\'ith heated towd storage.

'Ie) the left of the foyer, and partl~' open to the greatroom, is a dining room with stone wainscoting and abuilt-in, marble-topped hutch; French doors open to thecourtyard,

The Iml'l:r le\'el. which also can be reached \'ia stairsfrolll the great room, includes a recreation rOOIll, wine cellar.and \\'esterIl-thellleJ home theater \\'ith eight electronicleather theater SC;lISand a IOO-inch projccrion scn:cn,

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Above: The master suite includes twomaster bathrooms, where granite tops thevanities and tub surrounds.Right: Barnwood paneling and industriallights give a guest bath an Old West feel.A rustic vanity with vessel sink and agedlooking faucets add to the effect.

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Left: Kelly's dream closet is outfitted with the samecustom-made cabinetry with granite countertops thatare found in the kitchen. A center island makes packinga suitcase easy.

Big 0/1 ComfortThe house has fi\'e hedrool1ls and six and ;1 ha

haths (the guest house has a hedrool1l suite) anincludes such classic touches as hand-plastered walll1Iahogan~ paneling ;llong a gre;1t roOI1l wall. anhand-clnTd huilt-ins throughout. Doug. who topsfoot 5 inches. loves the IO-fo(j( ceilings in roOI1lS thare not \,;1tIIted,

"You keep finding ne\\ spaces. unique itel1ls thaheckon ;1t each turn." says Cr;lig Denl1lan. ownerl)enl1l;1Il Construction, "There are no hbnk hal\\'a\'s-e\'l~n the\' ha\'e a character that in\'ites VOl!" ,the nl'\t space, For exal1lple. as you walk through thhall to the l1Iaster hedrool1l there is a heautiful rocart niche."

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The door to the media room was handcrafted of old mesquite wood. The lower portion of the walls is l inedwith reclaimed Montana barn wood. The media room ranks as Dougs favorite space in the home.

'(\Iin Pines was desi~ned to ha\'e '1 comt"rt'lhlc sense ofsctk, "There 'Ire proportions and scales of sp:\Ce that seem toresonate with l!1ost peopk, that feel like home." K'lren sa~'s,"It was critical to us that this feel like home, not;1 hotellohh~01';1 g-,lthering place for larg-e g-roups of peopk,"

For Doug- Jnd Kell~', that goal was mer. "\ Ve h'1\'e ;1 \er~'I()\\ '-ke~'. pe' lcefll l lifestyle," sa~'s I)oll~, "The emphasis hereis to he at one with the land, to see the SI'lrS at nighr."

"It's m~' passion to huild these hOllies," Dou~ adds, ,,'Im'e the \I 'hole process," THI

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