Architect David Bourke designed HGTV Dream Home 2014 in a new mountain style, using materials common in mountain homes while also introducing modern and industrial elements.

"To create a building that had the sensibility of the classic Tahoe cabins, we created this great room space that had the dining, kitchen and living areas, all within a form that is reminiscent of that rustic, Tahoe style," architect David Bourke says.

The home's center section, capped with a flat roof, draws attention to its two gabled wings. The two-story section of the home houses the master suite, family room and guest rooms.

To contain roof runoff and snowmelt, infiltration trenches were created near each of the gutter ends. The 18- to 24-inch-deep ditches were filled with crushed rock wrapped in filter fabric, then covered with local pine mulch.