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Countryside Escapes: Stylish Vacation Home in Vail, Colo.

With an eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, wine cellar and more, this spacious vacation home in Vail, Colo., was made for entertaining. Chic chandeliers and contemporary furniture add a sophisticated touch to the interior and create a comfortable setting for appreciating those mountain vistas.

Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Contemporary Vacation Home in Vail, Colorado

This contemporary vacation home is located in Vail, Colo., and so features incredible views of the Rocky Mountains throughout the interior. Notice how, in the living room, soaring glass windows and low-level furniture really accentuate those killer vistas.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Contemporary Living Room With Vaulted Ceilings

To give the owners a sophisticated space where they could also entertain, the designers outfitted the living room with a neutral sectional and two slate gray chairs. Overhead, vaulted ceilings with wood beams speak to the home's rustic surroundings.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Metal Railing Creates Cohesion in Dining Room

A metal railing with wire cables runs directly behind the table, with a matte black finish that complements the vaulted ceilings and window treatments. In turn, the living room and dining area look totally cohesive.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Stylish Dining Room With Slipper Chairs

This vacation home has a great sense of flow, as the living room opens right into the dining area. Here, a long wood table with eight slipper chairs waits at the ready guests, while metallic pendant lights add visual interest.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Wine Cellar Tucked Beneath Staircase

No vacation home would be complete without a wine cellar. By tucking this one beneath the stairs, The Refined Group really maximized the home's floor plan and created a very cool, unexpected visual.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Bright White Kitchen and Breakfast Nook

In addition to an open living room and dining area, the second floor features a kitchen and breakfast nook. White walls and delicate pendant lights ensure that each space feels bright and airy.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Modern Hallway Leads to Open-Concept Kitchen

That metal railing guides visitors down the hall and into the open kitchen. Along the way, two glass-blown light fixtures draw attention to the tall ceilings and help illuminate the space.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Bright White Kitchen With Large Island

With its white walls and vaulted ceilings, this open kitchen is bright and inviting. Custom cabinets give the owners plenty of storage, while the large island serves as both a meal-prep station and an eat-in counter.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Master Bedroom With Mountain Views

Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the master bedroom with natural light, as well as provide panoramic views of the mountains outside. When they're not lounging on the platform bed or reading by the fire, the owners can sit on their private balcony.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Soothing Master Bathroom With Soaking Tub

This soothing white master bathroom has it all: a sleek vanity, a crystal chandelier and even a large soaking tub. Marble floors only accentuate the dreamy design, while large windows provide a peek of the mountains.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Comfortable and Contemporary Guest Bedroom

From the moment they walk through the door, guests will find this spare bedroom to be oh-so-comfortable. Neutral linens decorate the bed, while matching shades and curtains can be drawn for light control and privacy.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Wood Walls Add Natural Touch to Bathroom

To further bring the outdoors inside, The Refined Group added a wood wall treatment to this modern bathroom. Thanks to its natural look, the treatment beautifully balances the sleek vanity and chrome fixtures.

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Photo: Gibeon Photography; Suman Architects; Beck Building Company. From: The Refined Group
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Glamorous White-and-Gold Home Office

A starburst light fixture, fluffy white armchair and golden wall treatment put a glamorous spin on the traditional home office. Because their desk faces the window, the owners can enjoy natural light and mountain views while they work.

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Sleek Powder Room With Floating Sink

Down the hall, a sleek powder room gives guests space to freshen up. With its clean lines and chrome fixtures, the floating sink is as eye-catching as it is functional.

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Second Living Room Features Plenty of Seating

Downstairs, the owners have access to a second living room, which features two faux-fur ottomans, crushed velvet armchairs and a contemporary sofa. A flatscreen TV anchors the far wall, with two antlers on either side as a nod to the mountains.