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Beech Mountain Ski Stay

Mountain air. Room to gather.

Beech Mountain, North Carolina

Finished ski-area rental living room with soaring timber ceiling, charcoal sectional seating, stone fireplace and views across the mountains
BEECH MOUNTAIN / COMPLETED INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHY
The setting

A stay for
all seasons

Set beside the ski lift in Beech Mountain, this short-term rental pairs a dramatic mountain setting with interiors designed around the guest experience.

Vaulted timber ceilings, warm lighting and tactile neutral furnishings create places to gather after a day outdoors. Comfortable bedrooms and a dedicated bunkroom give the property a welcoming, versatile rhythm for different groups of guests.

Location
Beech Mountain, North Carolina
Type
Ski-side short-term rental
Design
Interior design by Tatiana Mozerova
Photography
Completed property / Guest-facing interiors
Finished dining and living room with broad views of Beech Mountain, dark ceiling beams, pendant lighting and wood dining table01 / SHARED SPACES · DINING & LIVING
Finished guest bedroom with vaulted timber ceiling, gray quilted bed, black louvered closet and warm bedside lampsTHE QUIET SIDE / A PLACE TO REST
Bedroom with light neutral bedding, accent chair, black dresser, simple artwork and warm chandelierCOMFORT / A PLACE TO UNWIND
Design for the way we stay

The views invite us in.
The details let us stay.

Mountain rental bedroom with framed misty forest artwork, layered white bedding and timber beams02 / GUEST ROOMS · LAYERED COMFORT
Beech Mountain ski rental bunkroom with white bunk beds, dark sofa, patterned rug and high timber ceilingFLEXIBLE STAYS / THE BUNKROOM
Mountain-view living room with exposed beams, stone fireplace, ample sectional seating and large windowsCOMING TOGETHER / THE GREAT ROOM
Short-term stays · Intentional by nature

A place to
return to

The project joins SOMA's evolving founder portfolio of completed interiors, showing a practical side of experiential design: comfort, proportion, texture, and thoughtful spaces for people to connect.

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