03 May Contemporary Tree House
A secluded Martis Camp retreat pushes into the forest...
30 Apr Rock Star
Built into a steep Tahoe Vista hillside, this lakeview home is a stunner...
29 Apr Off the Hizzle
A unique lakeside estate channels its owner’s playful, modern nature Tahizzle. You can’t say it without smiling. A conflation of the words “Tahoe” and “fo shizzle,” which, according to Urban Dictionary, means “for sure,” Tahizzle is the handle for a lakefront stunner tucked into a quiet corner...
28 Apr Hollywood in Tahoe’s Woods
An Alpine Meadows retreat pays homage to a star of the silver screen The quiet, treed neighborhood nestled deep into Alpine Meadows would appear to be the perfect retreat—from the stresses of work, life, even from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood. For the late, British-born actress...
27 Apr Expansion by Compression
A modestly sized Martis Camp home focuses on what its owners actually need The architectural concept of compression and expansion works like this: By piping foot traffic or even someone’s eyes through a tight space then unveiling a large, airy room, you can capture the viewer’s attention...
27 Apr Serendipitous Style
The European Alps influence the interior remodel of a Sugar Bowl retreat Martha Ehmann Conte loved the location of her recently purchased three-story Sugar Bowl townhouse, in a ski-in ski-out area where several friends also owned property. “It’s a wonderful community,” she says. However, the townhouse itself...
26 Apr The Family Farm
Designed to recall a pastoral look, this home is all about family time...
26 Apr Relaxed Fit
Mountain retreat built with relaxation in mind...
25 Apr Slope-Side Splendor
This Northstar retreat combines functionality with luxury and views Ski-in, ski-out. Slope-side sleeping spots are often the holy grail of high-elevation real estate, and here at Lake Tahoe, with limited such options available, the quest can be even keener. With winter’s return to the Sierra, the Glades Ski...
24 Apr Alpine Flight
Angelinos find their place in the mountains Bold architectural forms are rarely ever an accident. They tend to be a direct reaction to specific outside forces. For architect Ted Brobst, that force was his clients’ desire to take full advantage of two beautiful but opposing vistas...