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[taliah-tezel]

Taliah has lived on her own here for just under 10 years. Driving by one summer morning, she saw the for sale sign, the red door and the exterior surrounded by flowers in bloom. Love. That afternoon, she made an offer & only a week later, moved in. She's never looked back, this is the house she made a home.

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The exterior of her home looks cozy, a stone path leading to the arch of her red door & surrounded by well-kept plants and flowers

Heading into the property, you're greeted by a living area that's just as snug. The color palette for the entire home doesn't differ. Warm beige colors keep the space light and in her opinion, home-y.

Pictures 3 & 4

Kitchen, fitted with a bench table for dining next to the natural stone wall of the home.

Her bedroom, fitted with a swing chair that you should absolutely not attempt to climb on drunk.

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Her bathroom has both a shower and a very large jacuzzi bath that she'd argue is one of the best features. Especially as it sits right beneath skylight windows, making it possible to look at the stars while you relax.

Guest bedroom, simple but elegant.

Pictures 6 & 7

Her back garden is her favorite part of the home. She's worked hard to give it a magical wonderland vibe at night & a full summer field vibe in the daylight.

Gardening was something her mother used to love, always choosing the biggest leafy greens and the brightest flowers. It's Taliah's way of keeping her memory alive.

[colemonroe]

COLE MONROE. – home sweet home

Parked within a fenced-in lot inside Webster Village, Cole has called his airstream home for roughly five years. A year after his release from prison, he’d saved up enough money to purchase the lot and the trailer itself came from his aunt, who’d left it virtually untouched for years on her property. The decor both inside and outside the airstream is rather simple, as expected. Any and all decorations were donated by his aunt and by his favorite neighbor, Darlene, an elderly woman who lives on the lot next door to Cole and has treated him like family from the moment she met him. 

Upon entering the airstream, immediately to the left is a small sitting area with an assortment of pillows spread across it, though it’s most commonly used for stashing packages and mail he hasn’t had time to go through yet. To the left of the sitting area is a small dinner table complete with two chairs, making him perhaps the least eligible Son to host dinner parties– and so he doesn’t. In fact, Cole rarely has guests over– his airstream is one of the few places in town he feels he can retreat to if he wants solitude. 

Beyond the dinner table is a kitchen area containing a stove, oven, sink, and a few cupboards that barely have anything inside them other than a few dishes and glasses. Through the door is a small bathroom complete with a shower, a closet, and then finally, the bedroom. On the shelves next to the bed, there’s typically a half-way full ashtray and maybe an empty beer bottle, depending how Cole’s day played out. The bedroom is perhaps his favorite area of the airstream, partly because it’s cut off from the rest of the trailer and cozy. 

While it’s far from the most glamorous spot in Tonopah Valley and he doesn’t plan on staying there forever, his home is more than enough for a man like Cole. He’s always been a minimalist, and his airstream is a prime example of that. 

[heyymikki]

201 rivers edge lane, tonopah valley, nv • home of mikayla beaumont

this unique home boasts a hardiplank exterior, heated floors, and double porches perfect for savoring the view both downstairs and up. two guest rooms are downstairs, and the upstairs offers a wonderful, private master suite.

key facts

single family home

open concept

3 bedrooms

2 bathrooms

Upon moving to Tonopah Valley, Mikayla made one of the biggest decisions of her adult life: purchasing this quaint bungalow-style home with a view of one of the rivers in town that empties into Lake Meade in her backyard. It took a while for her to determine what style she would use to decorate the home, and rather than picking any distinct one, she simply filled it with things she liked and that brought her a sense of peace and comfort, plenty of wood accents, warm lights, natural sunlight from the many windows around the home, and the occasional greenery to add pops of color throughout. The style would be considered earthy and romantic.

The most important part of her home, however, is the third bedroom. She put together a ton of bookshelves in her first few weeks, lining nearly every vertical surface with one, so she could have her own little library. It's the first time she's ever been able to put all of her books on display instead of having to part with them due to lack of space or keep them tucked away in storage. She uses the seat beneath the window as a reading nook when she has spare time, her writing desk sitting across the room covered in notes, both typed and handwritten.

[ariana-cruz]

A couple years after Aria moved to Tonopah she had a vision for the type of house she wanted. The town didn't present anything to her unique taste & so she set the wheels in motion to build one from scratch. Acquiring a plot of land in Glenn Estates, it was a good couple of years before it was built, kitted out and decorated to her liking. She's lived there now for 5 years and absolutely adores it.

First 4 pictures:

Exterior

Living area

Balcony

Kitchen

Pictures 5 & 6:

Her bedroom & onsuite, fitted with a shower and large jacuzzi bathtub.

Pictures 7 & 8:

She uses this as her lounge room for magik & meditation.

Pictures 9 & 10:

Guest bedroom and onsuite.

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Staircase to the loft that leads into a makeshift cinema room.

Not pictured:

A large back garden filled with flowers & plants.

Black stone decking and a blacked-out conservatory that's home to a small bar, hot tub and 70" TV.

Basement, mostly used to stock supplies she can't squeeze in her shop.

Driveway.

Garage.

[wefcundwonderland]

201 rivers edge lane, tonopah valley, nv • home of mikayla beaumont

this unique home boasts a hardiplank exterior, heated floors, and double porches perfect for savoring the view both downstairs and up. two guest rooms are downstairs, and the upstairs offers a wonderful, private master suite.

key facts

single family home

open concept

3 bedrooms

2 bathrooms

Upon moving to Tonopah Valley, Mikayla made one of the biggest decisions of her adult life: purchasing this quaint bungalow-style home with a view of one of the rivers in town that empties into Lake Meade in her backyard. It took a while for her to determine what style she would use to decorate the home, and rather than picking any distinct one, she simply filled it with things she liked and that brought her a sense of peace and comfort, plenty of wood accents, warm lights, natural sunlight from the many windows around the home, and the occasional greenery to add pops of color throughout. The style would be considered earthy and romantic.

The most important part of her home, however, is the third bedroom. She put together a ton of bookshelves in her first few weeks, lining nearly every vertical surface with one, so she could have her own little library. It's the first time she's ever been able to put all of her books on display instead of having to part with them due to lack of space or keep them tucked away in storage. She uses the seat beneath the window as a reading nook when she has spare time, her writing desk sitting across the room covered in notes, both typed and handwritten.

[lincoln-riley]

LINCOLN RILEY. – home sweet home

Lincoln and his adopted son, Devante Green, have lived in this home in Glenn Estates for just over a year now. Standing at two stories tall, it’s more wide than it is tall, affording the pair plenty of open space to roam around in. True to Link’s personal style, the house has a more modern look, complete with high ceilings and intricate light fixtures despite a generous amount of ambient light streaming in from the overabundance of large windows. It’s a three bedroom, four bathroom home, with the spare bedroom being converted into an office for Lincoln. 

As far as his favorite room goes, it’s a toss up between the dimly lit, sophisticated, yet modern dining room and the entertainment room (not pictured above). He’s always loved a darker aesthetic, which is what appeals most to him about these two rooms in particular. Plus, he’s always been a huge film fan, so he loves queuing up a good movie in the entertainment room and popping enough popcorn for days. 

Despite his love of a darker, more cozy room, Link’s bedroom is a bit more open. The decor is a bit darker, as expected, but it’s largely offset by the ceiling high windows that offer plenty of natural light and a decent view. Lastly, Devante’s room is pictured. It’s the perfect little man cave that Link let him design himself, though the boy rarely spends any time in there, forever right up underneath Link’s wing.  Truthfully, Link doesn’t know many of their neighbors and hasn’t really made a move to. After long days at the casino, the last thing he yearns for is more human interaction, but that’s not to say that he won’t eventually reach out. For now, he’s still just trying to figure out if this home is permanent or not. Right now? It’s a toss up.