DAVID EASTON ~ DESIGN IN ASPEN

Interior designer David Easton designed this beautiful Aspen vacation home for a long time client who owns several other properties Easton had worked on.  The owner, a philanthropist and art collector, has known Easton for over thirty years and trusts the work of the designer.  No arguments from me.

The 1980's home is filled with sunlight from the snow-ridden mountains.  Easton used a toned down interior to showcase the massive art collection of his client.  Easton added windows to bring the outside in, also opening up the main floor to accommodate guests.  ENJOY!

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See you soon,

Teresa 

xoxo

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DAVID EASTON ~ DESIGN ON RED MOUNTAIN

Interior designer David Easton and renovation architect Eric J. Smith renovated and designed this Aspen home on Red Mountain. After the renovation of the 1970’s home, Easton designed the interior using a palette of blue grays, tans, and biscuit, providing pops of color through his use of the art, pillows, and accessories.

Easton’s use of his trademark tall bay windows provide a breathtaking view of the lovely mountains and fireplaces add warmth to this beautiful family vacation home. ENJOY!

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See you soon,

Teresa

xoxo

Photography by Laura Resen

Veranda Magazine September 2011