Designed to resemble an old stone structure, the great room stands as the home's hub with wings radiating out like spokes.

Four giclees on paper, which draw out golden tones in the limestone, form the room's focal point. The matted and framed artwork was mounted on plywood, which was anchored to the stone wall.

"I wanted there to be lots of interesting textures," says interior designer Linda Woodrum. "I wanted the perimeter of the room — the stone wall and the windows — to be dominant. Then I wanted your eye to go outside."

Why shades of blue in this and other first-floor spaces? Linda was inspired by the color of Utah skies, the Provo River, Mount Timpanogos and the Cascade Mountain ranges at sunset.