The Promontory Residence

This home sits high in Promontory with views that deserve to be lived with—not simply looked at. The plan and structure were organized around light, horizon lines, and comfortable day-to-day flow, with vaulted wood ceilings and large openings that pull the landscape into the main living spaces. Because Loomis led both design and construction, the decisions that matter most—proportion, alignment, material transitions, and detailing—stayed consistent from early concept through finish work. The result is a mountain residence that feels open and expansive, yet grounded, warm, and built for real use.

• View-driven layout: primary spaces oriented to frame the ridge and bring in daylight.
• Architectural discipline: clean lines and precise transitions maintained from structure to trim.
• Materials with longevity: warmth today, durability for the way a mountain home ages.