Grey
Frisco, Colorado
Grey is a bold expression of mountain modernism, carved into the hillside with precision and presence. Its design language is clean, confident, and rooted in contrast—merging charcoal siding, raw concrete, and architectural glass into a form that feels timeless and grounded. With a tiered layout that mirrors the slope of the land, the home offers both commanding views and intimate shelter.
Inside, vaulted volumes and minimalist finishes create a sense of calm sophistication. Light moves freely through expansive glazing, while natural materials like wood, steel, and stone anchor the home to its alpine surroundings. Every space flows with intention, balancing modern aesthetics with the enduring warmth of mountain life.
ARCHITECT
Brett A. Confer
HOme Features
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Angular, Site-Responsive Architecture – A multi-level design that steps with the terrain and captures elevated views.
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Charcoal and Natural Wood Siding – A modern palette that enhances both contrast and continuity with the landscape.
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Expansive Glazing and Skylights – Drawing daylight deep into the core and framing the surrounding peaks.
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Private Primary Suite Wing – Positioned for solitude and sunrise, with direct outdoor access and spa-like finishes.
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Open Concept Living with Vaulted Ceilings – A central great room that anchors the home in both volume and warmth.
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Refined Outdoor Living Zones – Including covered patios, a rooftop view deck, and integrated landscape design.
