The interiors, dreamed up by Put up Firm (who additionally designed Hudson Valley’s Inness) exude a Japandi vitality at first: visitor rooms, for instance, have Noguchi lamps, whereas clear woods abound. But look carefully, and odes to Aspen itself are all over the place: the white oak millwork resembles that of an Aspen tree trunk, whereas the lime-wash partitions are the identical shade because the snow seen by the home windows. Concrete flooring are blended with heat native stone, and ski-themed espresso desk books are strewn throughout surfaces. As Ruben Caldwell, a accomplice at Put up Firm, tells Vogue: “Our inspiration for Mollie Aspen got here from Aspen’s pure panorama.” 

And its historical past. The crew was additionally tremendously influenced by the Bauhaus fashion and its affect on Aspen: Herbert Bayer, a famed artist from the German design faculty, who moved to the Colorado city submit World Warfare II, designed Aspen Mountain’s leaf brand, the Wheeler Opera Home, in addition to the grounds of the famed Aspen Institute. Fittingly, a textile work by Rachel Snack takes cues from Anni Albers, and there’s an equal embrace of commercial supplies. “Within the spirit of the Bauhaus, geometric strains harmonize with pure woods, earthen ceramics, and hand-dyed textiles, mixing a proper rigor with a dedication to expressive craft,” says Caldwell. “Mollie is an homage to Aspen’s repute as a spot of artwork, tradition, and journey.”