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Michael Upwall Design’s new digs may be the coolest address in Sugar House— the sculpture-like building, the striking landscape, the connection to the neighborhood. Wait until you step inside.
ON THE COVER Bold forms and gardens define Upwall Design Architects’ new office building in Sugar House.
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The not-so-secret secret of creating many of today’s most stylish spaces is natural stone. We offer five surprising features celebrating its design power.
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site, a stunning glass house performs as a statement of mid-century modernism as well as a beloved home for architect Kathryn Anderson.
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With engaging art and oodles of surprising details, Cody Derrick lives large in a city-center condo measuring little more than 1,000 square feet.
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In Park City, Stephanie Hunt combines her love of art, travel, color and a collected look in her family’s modern SoCal-meets-the-mountains abode.
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(From top): Herringbone cotton throw, $52, Dunker Beal Interior Design, SLC; Lambswool blend throw, $59, Details, SLC; Lambswool throw, $190, Glass House, SLC; Chunky knit throw/blanket, $120, Stockist, SLC; Himalayan Merino wool striped throw, $180, Arte Haus Collectif, SLC; Oyster knitted throw, $193, Alice Lane Home Collection, SLC; Color-fringed throw, $140, Details, SLC; Yarn skeins and knitting needles, Blazing Needles, SLC
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he not-so-secret secret of creating many of today’s most stylish spaces is, in two words, natural stone. We’re not talking your run-of-the-mill granite countertop or limestone hearth. These days, design pros are choosing special varieties of natural stone to transform surfaces and features in surprising and spectacular ways. Once considered unthinkable, today’s innovative stone applications and details prove that design possibilities are limited only by the imagination. For proof, we present five jaw-dropping features showcasing how natural stone can, dare we say, make any space rock.
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Why be limited to paint and wallpaper when dressing a wall? Clad the surface in stone to create an eye-catching design element unequalled in style and natural beauty. “Choose natural stone for spaces where you spend a lot of time, so you can really enjoy and experience it,” says interior designer Soma Pradhan. She teamed with European Marble & Granite and Jackson & Leroy to transform the two-story fireplace wall of an Emigration Canyon home into a dynamic architectural statement. They clad the floor-to-ceiling feature with three natural stones, placed bottom to top in the same order in which they would be found beneath the earth: Brown antiqued leathered granite, honed silver vein marble and Fantasy Brown leathered granite. The wall angles outward like a canyon wall and boasts bolts of silver, copper and gold-plated metals templated to match the stones’ natural veining while nodding to the geological origin of the earth-born materials.
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IN THE CLEAR Tucked into the trees of a steep, wooded site, a John Sugden glass house performs as a stunning statement of mid-century modernism as well as a beloved home for architect Kathryn Anderson. BY BRAD MEE
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Designed by modernist architect John Sugden in 1965, this glass, steel and concrete house is nestled into a thickly wooded property in the mountains just minutes outside of Salt Lake City.
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The Maryland was designed by architect Bernard Ollington Mecklenburg and built in 1912. The building was originally named for its architect, but then was ultimately changed to sound more American.
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WONDER With engaging art and oodles of surprising details, designer Cody Derrick lives large in a city-center condo measuring little more than 1,000 square feet. BY MELISSA FIELDS
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The condo’s unabashed design scheme greets guests from the compact entry, both drawing visitors in and inviting them to pause and take in Derrick’s fascinating vignettes of objects and art.
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