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The small ski town of Telluride brims with contradiction. Its rugged mountain walls stand rooted in the earth yet glow with an otherworldly shimmer. Quaint local shops, stocked with handmade wares and humble treasures, share the same block as multi-million-dollar homes. It’s a hush-hush retreat whose exclusivity is, paradoxically, well known. How does it remain so earthy yet ethereal? So rustic yet luxurious? So discreet, yet undeniably sought after?

When it comes to crafting inspiring spaces inside and out, these are the designers raising the bar today

Olson Kundig In the Works: Designs for the new Four Seasons Telluride Hotel and Residences in Colorado and resorts in the Shenandoah Valley, Grand Bahama, and Montana; principal Tom Kundig’s next monograph with Monacelli.

Boston-bred Telluride transplants Bill Fandel and Brian O’Neill are the dynamic sales duo for Telluride’s first five-star property in over a decade.

Luxury ski developments are popping up across the western U.S.

If you’re an enthusiastic skier looking for a place to hit the slopes this winter, it might be time to set aside Aspen and Vail for some more under-the-radar locations.

Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, skiing surged in popularity, evolving into a globally beloved winter activity. As the sport gained traction, so did the concept of ski lodges—a style of home defined by proximity to alpine slopes. Historically, ski lodges have adhered to a particular aesthetic, shaped by wintery and mountainous terrain. Over the years, however, this style has evolved dramatically, with Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Telluride marking emerging ski lodge design trends. Situated in the heart of Telluride—one of the country’s premier skiing destinations—this development is set to redefine the concept.

In an exciting milestone for Telluride, Colorado, Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Telluride is set to redefine the town’s luxury real estate and hospitality scene. This new $1 billion development marks the first luxury project in over 15 years for the renowned ski destination, bringing together world-class design, five-star amenities, and a coveted lifestyle opportunity nestled in Telluride’s Mountain Village.

Wild on the outside, cozy on the inside. That’s the logical and altogether genius concept that AD 100 firm Olson Kundig conceived for Telluride’s new five-star lodgings, the area’s first in 15 years.

Prominent South Florida-based developers Merrimac Ventures and Fort Partners are embarking on an exciting new venture with the development of the Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Telluride. This project represents not only their first joint venture in the western United States but also the first luxury development in Telluride in 15 years. 

As another Colorado ski season comes to a close, the state’s resorts are pouring millions into new projects aimed at attracting guests during the warm-weather months.

It’s been 15 years since the last five-star lodge arrived in Telluride, but that’s about to change as construction begins on the Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Telluride. 

Four Seasons hotel and condo resort is planned for Telluride, Colo.

Two of Florida’s most prominent real-estate developers are escaping the crowded beaches for a corner of the Rocky Mountains, where they are launching a nearly $1 billion hotel and residential project.