Past and present are architecturally melded together to satisfy the desire for modern interiors while maintaining the spirit of western heritage. Finial Design has created a streamlined look for the interiors at Howelsen Place. The goal was to combine metropolitan elements with traditional basics while remembering the nostalgia and history that surrounds the building. This becomes evident in the use of natural stone tile, warm woods and stainless steel accents. This transitional style is achieved by juxtaposing a warm atmosphere with the idea of an urban loft by using clean lines, geometric design, and a harmonious combination of color and pattern. Each finish was chosen to represent the essence of Steamboat. A mountain town full of history that embraces modern luxuries while preserving a feeling of serenity and simplicity. The main living area has a large flat screen TV with surround sound, a gas-burning fireplace, cork floors accented by gorgeous rugs, and modern comfortable furniture. The dining table sits six people, and the kitchen is well equipped for even the most discerning chef, with stainless appliances and a bar that seats four. The master bedroom of this condominium is quite spacious with large windows offering incredible views of the Steamboat Ski Area and Howelsen Hill. The flat screen TV is viewable from the luxurious king sized bed. The master bath offers a bathtub, shower, and duel sinks. The second bedroom has great views of Howelsen Hill and features two twin beds, each outfitted with deluxe bedding. The enormous L shaped deck, accessed from the living area and the master bedroom, is a great place to hang out for fireworks over Howelsen Hill during July 4th or Winter Carnival.