Aspen Grove Kitchen & Bath Inc Press

Clearly Contemporary: Urban design finds a home in the High Country

The homeowners of this Summit County dream home wanted a place for mountain-friendly entertaining with a strong urban feel. Clean and simple lines characterize most rooms, with blond maple cabinetry that is suspended above the floors. For a couple that loves to entertain, the enormous kitchen provides the perfect centerpiece for the home, not to mention a circular wine room that hosts 4,000 bottles of wine and a collection of vintage liquor, ports, and champagne. All cabinetry in the home was designed by Aspen Grove Kitchen & Bath Inc.

Quiet Sophistication

The owners of this Breckenridge mountain home, had several ideas in mind for their new master bath - to complement the master bedroom with cabinetry that had a furniture look, and to create a dedicated space for their beloved Yorkie "Zoey." Linda Miller of Aspen Grove Kitchen & Bath Inc turned their vision into reality by installing cherry cabinets with rose stain and traditional turned feet. Complete with hardware and accessories in a muted silver finish, dramatic draped sinks, granite countertops, a deck-mounted jetted tub and dual steam shower, this setting provides the ultimate in relaxation. And for Zoey, Miller installed two knee drawers stacked just below the countertop.

Cozy in Colorado

The existing 1980s kitchen with white laminate cabinets was in need of a transformation, so homeowners called on Linda Miller of Aspen Grove Kitchen & Bath Inc to do just that. Miller gutted the space and redesigned the floor plan to allow for larger prep stations, and better traffic flow from the kitchen to the formal dining and outdoor eating areas. Incorporating warm cherry Shaker-style cabinets, a pantry, and peninsula for two, the happy homeowners now enjoy a space suited for sharing intimate dinners or entertaining large groups.

Rustic Remodel

This property was once utilized as a storage shed for heavy equipment. When homeowners purchased the structure and cleared away debris, they called on Linda Miller of Aspen Grove Kitchen & Bath Inc to begin the redesign process. Miller oriented the kitchen to foster interaction with guests while preparing meals. In working with the shear scope of the room, soaring vaulted ceilings, and 20-inch-diameter logs protruding from the walls, Miller designed cabinetry reaching 114 inches high and used granite, stone, and wood hardscapes to complement the home's rustic beauty.

Elk Crossing

Located in Keystone, CO, on a golf course with the Snake River running beneath its deck, this home offers the best of the Rockies. The owners worked closely with Linda Miller of Aspen Grove Kitchen & Bath Inc during the planning and construction phases to create the perfect kitchen for their lifestyle. The resulting layout offers convenience, plenty of storage, a dining/prep island, TV niche and professional-grade appliances, perfect for their large family and many friends.

The 19th Hole

This home is located in the heart of Breckenridge, CO, ski country with close proximity to The Highlands golf course. Before construction began, the builder contacted Linda Miller of Aspen Kitchen & Bath Inc with the challenge to create a unique kitchen design that opened up to a great room. Miller's two-island layout hit a hole in one! The outer island serves as the wet bar and eating area, while the inner furniture-style island serves as a food prep and cleanup zone. Meal preparation is made easy for one person, or for several cooks with aspiring culinary creations.

Copper Country

The owners of this townhome in Copper Mountain, CO, presented a design challenge to Linda Miller of Aspen Grove Kitchen & Bath Inc. The original U-shaped kitchen layout accommodated only a few people at one time, and owners wanted a new look with finishes and colors reminiscent of Tuscany. Miller's new design employed open railing to the living room, and a kitchen island. Oyster Heirloom painted cabinets and mullioned glass doors, plaster hood, and decorative tile backsplash create the feel of the Tuscan countryside.

Rocky Mountain High

Meeting design challenges at 11,000+ feet above sea level was no problem for these Colorado homeowners, whose Thermal-log cabin is located in one of the world's highest subdivisions with world-class views to match. The kitchen features a combination of stained and painted alder wood cabinets, Indian brown granite countertops, and GE Monogram stainless steel appliances and European-style hood fan. Saddle-clad bar stools and riverstone breakfast bar create a Colorado ranch setting for guests. Kitchen design by Linda Miller, Allied ASID.