The Martinique takes a dark, earthy approach to its Southern Utah setting. In the main living room, cognac drapery, dark leather, camel-colored woven chairs, a faded patterned rug, and an oversized geometric wall textile create layers against the home’s pale walls and wood floors. Woven pendants soften the white kitchen, while woodland scenes, botanical prints, and equestrian artwork recur throughout the property.
The two bunk rooms are more playful expressions of the same visual language. One combines black-and-white built-in bunks with rust curtains, patchwork ottomans, and a graphic fringed rug. The other brings together navy upholstery, plaid bedding, rust-colored throws and floor cushions, woodland animal details, and an oversized image of a campsite beneath the Milky Way.
The other bedrooms develop distinct compositions of their own: a black upholstered bed with taupe botanical bedding; a cognac bed set against a woodland scene with olive accents; and a burgundy bed paired with a horse portrait, green glass lamps, and a dark floral rug. Outside, mustard cushions continue the home’s warmer accents across the dining, lounge, and fire-table areas.