Level Two: The boys' bunk room features hard white maple beds with built-in shelves and drawers. Each bed has its own goose neck reading lamp. Photograph © Darren Edwards, San Diego

Bob Winsett Photography

This home's bridge was illuminated from a lensed linear in-floor light strip to keep the ceiling clean. From the exterior, warm glows reflect off the wood ceiling from an invisible source. When crossing the bridge the singular linear source creates an unexpected connection between the master wing and the main house. Architect:Tom Cole of Points West Architecture and Land Group, Vail, Colorado Interiors: Robyn Scott Interiors Key Words: Bridge, Lighting, Bridge Lighting, Contemporary Lighting, mountain contemporary lighting, lighting design, professional lighting design, professional lighting designer lighting, lighting designer, wood ceiling lighting,light wash, light, modern, mountain contemporary, mountain contemporary, mountain contemporary, modern lighting, modern floor lighting, modern bridge lighting, contemporary bridge lighting, hallway lighting, contemporary hall lighting, contemporary hallway lighting, modern bridge, contemporary bridge, contemporary bridge lighting

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Photography by Susan Teare

Small vacation house right on Lake Tahoe. Photos by Bruce Damonte

The family room has room to invite the entire family and friends for a get together. The view, fireplace and AV amenities will keep your family at home. AMG Marketing Inc.

Tim Stone

Desmone Architects

Level One: The elevator column, at left, is clad with the same stone veneer - mountain ash - as the home's exterior. Interior doors are American white birch. We designed feature doors, like the elevator door and wine cave doors, with stainless steel inserts, echoing the entry door and the steel railings and stringers of the staircase. Photograph © Darren Edwards, San Diego