Highline Farm

Set on one of Greenwood Village’s highest elevations, Highline Farm embodies Ruggles Lindemann Bell’s holistic approach to architecture and interior design—where preservation, place, and comfort converge. Rooted in Colorado’s agrarian heritage and inspired by the Low Country vernacular of the American South, the home balances classical proportion and permanence with interiors that feel warm, natural, and inviting.

The design favors approachable elegance over austerity, using rich, tactile materials and a palette of browns, rusts, and greens to create spaces that are both timeless and deeply livable. Paired with Telluride stone, cedar siding, and broad mountain-facing porches, the interiors echo the home’s connection to the landscape—grounded, enduring, and distinctly Colorado. The result is a residence that feels both timeless and lived-in—elegant yet deeply connected to its Rocky Mountain setting.

This home was featured in the November 2025 edition of VIE Magazine

West End

Inspired by the serene beauty of historic Victorian homes in Aspen’s West End, this new residence masterfully blends modern living concepts with classic architectural forms. Nestled on a prominent corner, the home’s exterior remains subtle and unobtrusive. In contrast, the interior captivates with its stunning array of textures, colors and intricate details. This enchanting residence not only captivates the eye but also warmly invites all who enter to feel at home.

A unique aspect of this project involved the careful relocation of a historic 1890s home that previously occupied the site. This endeavor required close collaboration with the Aspen Historic Preservation Commission to ensure the preservation of its architectural integrity while placing it on a new foundation at the east edge of the property.

Gulf View

This home was designed for a family of five that tragically lost their home in a wildfire. After bouncing around temporary housing after the fire, the mother and father simply wanted their three boys to have a permanent home they could grow into. It was also important to create outdoor spaces for the entire family to use year-round. Sitting on the Choctawatchee Bay there are sightlines from the steel front door all the way to the water. Painted brick and a reclaimed slate roof add a sense of permanence to this coastal retreat. The plan is functional and open for entertaining and also accommodating the ever-growing 3 boys. One of the more popular features is an oversized bourbon bar in the center of the home that keeps people out of the kitchen.

This home was featured in the August 2024 edition of Vie Magazine

Oxford

Exceptional care was required for this four-story townhome remodel. From the family room extension at the rear to the interior stair remodel, every minute detail was meticulously considered and refined to meet the high aspirations of this young family. This dedication to excellence ultimately earned the project a Certificate of Excellence from the Oxford Preservation Trust. One of the unique aspects of this project was in its location. The firm’s work required the approval of the Queen of England.

This home was featured in the January 2017 edition of House and Garden Magazine

Elizabeth

Nestled on the eastern edge of Aspen’s historic West End, this home remodel reflects the dynamic lifestyle of a young European family. Beauty, grace, and a sense of youthful energy characterize this three-story, six-bedroom residence. Notably, the exterior of the home embodies the gracious living synonymous with Aspen, Colorado itself.

 Country Club Estates

Handcrafted details and intimate proportions define the romantic character of Country Club Estates. Reflecting the quality of its owners, this home employs time-honored materials and ideas to create a stage for comfortable living.

This home was featured in the July/August 2024 edition of Luxe Magazine

 Château

This gracious estate is an expression of distilled French architecture. Grand staircases, rich textures and thoughtful architectural detailing elevate each room uniquely. Classic architecture meets this client’s lifestyle and love for eclectic design.  

 Sunrise Road

This home was an extensive interior renovation that brought a dated traditional home into a transitional style. The entire home was re-configured in order to create more gracious and connected spaces, with neutral finishes for a timeless effect. The transitional architecture is complimented with more modern furniture for a collected, interesting style.

This home was featured in the January/February 2020 edition of Colorado Homes & Lifestyles Magazine

 Devils Thumb

Powerful and bold, Devils Thumb draws inspiration from ancient Roman forms to create a framework that radiates Rocky Mountain beauty. Reflecting the lifestyle of its owners, who are legendary world travelers, this home exudes sophistication and gracious living in a remote, forested setting. Bold sheets of glass set into stone arches and rough-sawn wood recesses, this home tells the story of the evolution of beauty in the Rocky Mountains.

 Beacon Ridge

This Aspen home is a true celebration of the surrounding landscape. Dramatic beams frame an extensive skylight that mimics a mountain ridge, while crystal inspired lighting adds a softness throughout. Organic materials and comfortable spaces create a special retreat for this family who loves skiing and the outdoors. We worked closely with these clients to integrate indoor/ outdoor living into multiple spaces, while creating several entertainment-focused spaces.

 St. Paul

Modern architecture meets organic living in this urban retreat. The combination of clean lines and warm textures create a sinuous relationship between indoor/outdoor living. The modern aesthetic feels timeless and warm through connected spaces and neutral palettes. This family had a love of travel and we worked closely to bring their travel experiences to life here.

This home was featured in the May/June 2023 edition of Colorado Homes & Lifestyles

 Cherryville

These clients wanted to create authenticity while adding their personal touch to a home that had good bones but no real personality. A true addition by subtraction – this renovation started with a dated traditional home that was in desperate need of a more restrained design. Heavy columns and trim were eliminated or replaced with more appropriate proportions. The exterior brick was replaced with a reclaimed one and the asphalt shingle roof was replaced with a Spanish slate. The kitchen and primary suite was gutted and an unnecessary second stair was removed open up the relationship between the kitchen and dining room. The wife, an antiques collector, brought an eclectic, old world feel to the home with many items from her personal collection.  

This home was featured in the September/October 2023 edition of Luxe Magazine

 Sky Tree

Characterized by drama and boldness, Sky Tree is perched on a hillside high above Upper Bear Creek, capturing stunning views while nurturing bright, life-giving sunlight. Utilizing a palette of stone, glass, and steel, the home exudes warmth and a sense of protection.

This home was featured in the November/December 2017 edition of Luxe Magazine

Beaver Creek

Engaged by a former client for an extensive gut-and-remodel project, we delivered a penthouse retreat that blends functionality and increased square footage with unparalleled style. We began with the hard-won HOA approval to enlarge the windows facing the slopes of Beaver Creek and added an all-new stairway to convert unfinished attic space into an additional guest bedroom suite.

This complex project required close collaboration with renowned interior designer Suzanne Kasler, as well as structural, mechanical, and fire suppression consultants. Technical elements are seamlessly integrated with the elegant finishes and sophisticated décor. Systems such as A/C ducting and motorized shades are discreetly hidden, preserving the home's tranquil atmosphere.

Whitehaven

This unique 1-story ranch is located in Greenwood Village, Colorado. The home boasts 15’ tall ceilings and incorporates natural materials such as honed limestone veneer, slate roofing, and zinc gutters and downspouts. The front elevations is laid out with classical symmetry that loosens in the rear with a porch and primary suite flanking a pool and pool deck…A perfect oasis for outdoor parties. Our clients had a vision for an inviting, single-story home made for entertaining. They gravitated towards elegant, but understated, so we landed on a transitional style architecture. This unique ranch is located in Greenwood Village.

Monte Vista

An organic approach to modern architecture appears on this sprawling Boulder retreat. The property features multiple interconnected structures to capture the dramatic mountain views from every room. Elements like steel, reclaimed wood and stone add texture to this mountain modern aesthetic for a warm, Colorado feel.

This home was featured in the August 2024 edition of Denver Life Magazine