La Muna by Oppenheim Architecture

Solar-Powered La Muna House Renovated with a Rich Palette of Reclaimed Materials in Colorado

10/09/2012

La Muna by Oppenheim Architecture

Could you ever leave <a href="http://www.oppenoffice.com">Oppenheim Architecture and Design's</a> rustic solar-powered house in Colorado if it belonged to you? It's so warm and cozy that we certainly wouldn't want to. La Muna lies in the crook of Aspen's luxury <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspen,_Colorado">Red Mountain resort</a> and was renovated using an elegant and mostly recycled palette of layered natural materials that frame the dramatic natural surroundings.

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La Muna by Oppenheim Architecture

This beautiful home in Aspen, Colorado is a renovation

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La Muna by Oppenheim Architecture

Using mostly recycled materials, Oppenheim designed the home in the spirit of Wabi Sabi

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La Muna by Oppenheim Architecture

A moss graffiti wall hanging livens up the rich and warm interior

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La Muna by Oppenheim Architecture

The gorgeous palette of materials frames the amazing views

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La Muna by Oppenheim Architecture

The wood, steel and stone were all harvested locally

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La Muna by Oppenheim Architecture

The cubic bedroom might just be our favorite aspect of the design

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Could you ever leave Oppenheim Architecture and Design's rustic solar-powered house in Colorado if it belonged to you? It's so warm and cozy that we certainly wouldn't want to. La Muna lies in the crook of Aspen's luxury Red Mountain resort and was renovated using an elegant and mostly recycled palette of layered natural materials that frame the dramatic natural surroundings.

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