mountain reflection retreat
Framed by sweeping mountain views and a reflective pond, this Mountain Reflection Retreat settles naturally into its landscape, balancing modern precision with the warmth of farmhouse influence. Set at the base of Okemo Mountain, this home was conceived as a generational second home—rooted in simplicity, proportion, and a quiet architectural confidence.
English cottage on the mountain
An intimate mountain retreat where English sensibility meets Vermont alpine living. Perched slopeside at Okemo Mountain, English Cottage on the Mountain began as a dated 1980s condominium—purchased sight unseen for its extraordinary views and effortless ski-on access. Our client, originally from England and now raising her family in Westport, Connecticut, envisioned something entirely different: a snug and welcoming mountain home that felt layered, personal, and deeply reflective of her roots.
vermont mountain home
A full-time mountain residence where timber frame architecture meets refined, livable luxury. Vermont Mountain Home was commissioned by an active family trading their Boston lifestyle for permanent mountain living in Southern Vermont. Built in collaboration with a respected local builder, the new timber frame structure embraces its alpine surroundings through natural materials and architectural strength.
daybreak okemo solitude
A fully reimagined ski-in, ski-out residence designed to support generational living and effortless time on the mountain. Daybreak Okemo Solitude began as a newly acquired slopeside condominium, purchased as an extension of the family’s primary mountain home to provide additional space for their older children and guests. The goal was to create a fully independent, turnkey residence that felt both elevated and highly functional—supporting the rhythms of ski days while offering a calm, restorative retreat.
Jenny
House
A historic Vermont timber frame thoughtfully restored as both personal retreat and living legacy. Originally built in 1787 by Captain Leonard Proctor, Jenny House—once known as the Sunset Tavern—carries centuries of Vermont history within its walls. Over generations, it served as a family home, a gathering place, and even housed a glove factory at one time. When we purchased the property as a second home, it had been divided into three separate apartments.
tailwater
spa
A historic schoolhouse thoughtfully transformed into a refined riverside lodge rooted in nature and restoration. Set along the banks of the Salmon River in Altmar, Tailwater Lodge & Spa began as a former elementary school reimagined into a boutique hospitality destination. Teaselwood, in collaboration with Woodbine Hospitality, led the full design and renovation.
