This stunning custom contemporary home is located in the upscale suburban lake-side community of Bow Mar.

Architect Jeff Swanson designed the dynamic structure - comprised of canted angular volumes juxtaposed with a sensuously curving concrete block facade - to highlight the creative and artistic lifestyle of the owners.

The home's open floor plan, linear walkways and various ceiling heights unfold like a fine-art gallery. A canted wall punctuates the front entry where a 4-foot-wide custom-made mahogany front door pivots on an axel. Inside, Limestone and Indian slate line the foyer and continue throughout the home.

The home is centered on a Great Room with a 28-foot barrel-vaulted ceiling, Hardwood Floors, Fireplace, and Glass Doors to the rear patio. Cream-colored walls and well-lit display niches show off artwork and sculpture throughout the home.

The formal dining room is dominated by a colorful back-lit stained-glass window salvaged from a turn-of-the-century church in Rochester, NY serves as a dramatic ceiling in the formal dining room.

A fabulous open kitchen with frosted glass entertaining bar, cherry cabinets, stainless appliances, and black granite show off the owner's love of cooking. A semi-circular breakfast nook and intimate sitting area with fireplace will ensure that everyone will be in the kitchen at parties.

A separate airy space Off the garage with vaulted ceilings and generous light is a perfect space to paint or sculpt. The loft above the art studio is a private home office with rooftop access.

An 18-foot glass block wall floods the main stairwell with light and leads upstairs to the bedrooms. The Master Bedroom features 14-foot ceilings and an angled wall punctuated with a grid of windows fitted with unique silk panels dyed in bold primary colors. The centerpiece of the en-suite bath is a sky-lighted soaking tub finished out in limestone and glass.

Outside, the large lot is landscaped with informal beds of showy drought-tolerant perennials.

Bow Mar is a cozy close-knit community just 12 miles southwest of downtown Denver. It has a private lake for sailing, fishing and swimming; a well-maintained beach; tennis courts; hiking trails, and amazing views of the mountains. Just a few minutes away is Old Town Littleton with its revitalized Main Street lined with charming shops, boutiques, and restaurants as well as the old Littleton Train Station which is now a convenient stop on Denver's light rail system.

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