Old-world stone, warm wood, and canyon views held together with a quiet neutral hand.

Osmond furnished Monteluce as a European farmhouse that leans on the home's own bones. Rough-hewn ceiling beams, floor-to-ceiling stacked stone, and warm oak floors set the shell, and the styling stays neutral against it: oatmeal and cream upholstery, camel leather, and pops of rust, oxblood, and moss so nothing competes with the canyon out every window.

The great room carries the house with a paired-sofa layout under an iron ring chandelier, while the kitchen mixes quartzite waterfall counters, a distressed wood range hood, and grey-washed oak cabinetry. Bedrooms each take a different register, from a stone-walled primary to a warm rust guest room, and the baths swing bold with black-and-gold quartzite and matte black wall-mount faucets.