Who doesn’t love a good sequel? The tricky thing is, they’re not easy to pull off. This guest house was built as a follow up to a project MTC completed in 2015. The main house was called “Curvatures’ thanks to an awe-inspiring turret that stretches up 3 floors and includes the primary bedroom, and on… Read more »
Proving you can still create an incredible living environment in a smaller footprint, this meticulously designed stone cottage gives new meaning to the term “Old Tahoe Feel.” When you enter the main living area it feels like you are stepping into the old world: stonework runs from the floor to the ceiling, planks of trestlewood… Read more »
A lasting retreat that somehow feels both intimate and spacious at the same time, this Mountain Modern Farmhouse is designed for a close knit family that wants to stay that way. Both the main home and guest house were built with special attention to detail, with an eye towards the type of quality craftsmanship that… Read more »
Despite our best efforts, not every project is smooth sailing (especially in the post-pandemic world). But our team’s perseverance is unmatched, and that’s why this project is called fortitude.This home features a slew of things our team has never done before – different styles of cabinets, different styles of doors, wallpaper throughout most of the… Read more »
A truly one-of-a-kind home for a one-of-a-kind family. MTC worked closely with the owner, who’s an artist, to customize every component in every room — in both the main house and the guest house. It features dark, heavy, factory-inspired hardware and decorative embellishments set against neutral wall tones, which were arranged in a different color… Read more »
This Clear Creek home is a throwback to the classic Lake Tahoe design, but with enough modern flourishes to keep it from feeling like a nostalgic relic. Instead, the custom beamwork and heavy stone trim give the home a timeless feel that will never be outdated. The heavy stone backsplash in the kitchen surrounds a… Read more »
This home features a unique pod-layout consisting of three distinct spaces, strategically oriented towards stunning views of Carson Valley and Job’s Peak. The pods are connected by two bridgeways that split off in opposite directions. Breaking the living space down into smaller elements helps the home blend into the landscape. Karol also features a large… Read more »
