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Each step of designing a home, especially a new build, is informed by all the unique characteristics that make up the site where it sits. The work doesn’t simply involve designing a beautiful shelter, but also creating a relationship between the home and its landscape. The Mansell Home in the Pepperwood neighborhood has distinct relationships with its surroundings, helping to anchor it in place and continue to be both functional and beautiful for years to come.

From the onset, we were stunned by the mountain vistas and the natural beauty of the site. Our goal was to create a modern sanctuary that would embrace the picturesque landscape while offering a warm and inviting atmosphere. The design process began with a careful study of the site's topography, sun exposure, and prevailing winds, ensuring that every aspect of the home was optimized for energy efficiency and comfort.

The exterior of the Mansell Home mixes clean lines, geometric forms, and rich materials. The dark-hued siding and stone accents provide a bold contrast against the snow-capped peaks in the background, creating a visually arresting facade.

The home mirrors the mountains both literally and figuratively, with formal inspiration being pulled from the surroundings and the oversized windows reflecting the mountain scenes and making them an integral part of the facade.

Upon entering the home, one is greeted by a sense of spaciousness and an abundance of natural light. The open-concept layout integrates the living areas, kitchen, and dining spaces, creating a flow that encourages family gatherings and entertaining. The floor-to-ceiling windows frame breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, blurring the boundaries between the indoors and the great outdoors.

The bedrooms and bathrooms are spaces of solitary relaxation, with thoughtfully designed layouts and luxurious finishes. The master suite is a particular highlight, boasting a spacious walk-in closet, a spa-like bathroom with a double shower and a sauna, and direct access to a private walk-in closet and vanity room.

Project Data

Project Number: 2067
Project Title: Mansell Home
Project Location: Sandy, Utah
Project Size/Area: 5,500 SF
Project Type: Residential
Project Status: Built
Project Duration: 2 years
Completion Year: 2023
Project Budget: $2,100,000

Client: Private Client
Architect: Modern Out West
Interiors: Modern Out West and Breanna Mansell
Construction: Ace Builders
Electrical: RMCE
Mechanical: Shakespeare Engineering
Structural: Ensign Engineering

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