Park City, Utah · Ski Home Design & Construction

Luxury Interior Design in Park City, Utah

Living with Lolo brings award-winning interior design and licensed construction management to Park City ski homes and mountain estates. One team, one contract, from concept to move-in.

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Park City, Utah

Where Mountain Architecture Meets Award-Winning Design

Living with Lolo serves Park City homeowners with full-service luxury interior design and licensed construction management under one contract. Lauren Lerner leads every project from initial concept through final installation, working remotely with clients who split their time between Arizona and Utah.

Park City's high-altitude homes present a specific design challenge: the architecture is demanding, the finishes must perform in mountain conditions, and most homeowners are not on-site during construction. Living with Lolo has built its practice around exactly that situation. Lauren Lerner manages every detail, every trade, and every delivery without requiring the client to be present.

Lauren Lerner and Living with Lolo have been named Phoenix Magazine Best Interior Design three consecutive years: 2024, 2025, and 2026. Living with Lolo holds an active Arizona General Contractor license (ROC #347577) and coordinates with Utah-licensed trades for all Park City work. Our projects have been featured in Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, The Wall Street Journal, and Vogue.

Project Investment

$250,000 – $1,000,000+

Timeline

12 – 24 months

Specialty

Mountain Modern, Ski Lodge, Alpine Contemporary

Management Style

Fully Autonomous — no client on-site required

Who We Work With Here

Designed for the Park City Homeowner

Park City clients come to Living with Lolo because they want a luxury ski home that functions as effortlessly as it looks. They are executives, entrepreneurs, and high-net-worth families who purchased in Deer Valley, Old Town, or the Jordanelle corridor. They want a finished home that earns its value, performs in mountain conditions, and requires no personal management of the construction process.

These clients have owned a property in Park City for years and finally want to bring it to the standard they have been considering. Or they just closed on a new build and need a design team that can hit the ground immediately. In either case, they want one point of contact, not a designer and a separate contractor arguing over the budget.

What We Do in Park City

Full-Service Design and Construction Management for Ski Homes

Living with Lolo handles every phase of a Park City ski home renovation or furnishing project. Lauren Lerner designs the space, sources all furnishings and materials, coordinates with licensed Utah trades for structural and mechanical work, and manages every delivery and installation. The homeowner reviews key decisions and approves major selections — everything else is handled without them needing to be in Utah.

Mountain properties have specific requirements that distinguish them from desert or urban homes. Heating systems, radiant floors, stone and wood finishes that expand and contract with temperature swings, snow loads on structural elements, and HOA design standards for communities like Deer Valley or Empire Pass — Living with Lolo accounts for all of this from the initial specification forward, not as an afterthought during construction.

For clients who also own a primary or secondary residence in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, or Phoenix, Living with Lolo can manage both properties under a coordinated design direction, ensuring the two homes share a coherent aesthetic identity even across different architectural styles. For more on what a Park City ski home renovation actually involves, see the complete guide to luxury interior design for Park City ski homes.

Project types in Park City include: whole-home furnishing (new construction move-in), full renovation and redesign of existing ski lodges, kitchen and primary suite renovations, and procurement-only engagements for clients who have a design plan but need expert sourcing and installation management.

According to the 2025 Houzz & Home renovation study, high-end mountain resort home renovations average $175,000 to $400,000 nationally — but luxury ski markets like Park City, Aspen, and Jackson Hole routinely exceed those figures. Living with Lolo clients in Park City typically invest $250,000 to $1,000,000+ depending on scope. As NAHB data shows, construction and finish costs in resort markets run 25 to 40 percent above national averages, which is reflected in every project budget from the outset.

Our Differentiator

Interior Design + Licensed General Contractor, Under One Roof

Most interior designers who work in Park City can specify finishes and source furniture. What they cannot do is pull permits in Summit County, manage licensed structural trades, or take legal responsibility for a renovation that involves opening walls, moving plumbing, or installing a new radiant heat system. Living with Lolo can. Lauren Lerner holds an active Arizona General Contractor license (ROC #347577) and coordinates with Utah-licensed contractors for all in-state work, operating as the single point of accountability for the entire project.

That means the client signs one contract. If something is built incorrectly, there is no finger-pointing between a designer and a contractor. If a timeline slips, there is one person responsible for resolving it. Living with Lolo has built its practice on this model — and it is why clients who own homes in both Scottsdale and Park City choose to work with the same team for both properties. See our design-build approach for a full explanation of how the integrated model works.

Design Only

No contractor license. Cannot pull permits or manage structural work. You hire a separate GC, coordinate two contracts, and manage communication between two teams.

Living with Lolo

Full-service design and construction management. ROC #347577. One contract, one point of contact, full accountability for design and build.

What We Can Do That Others Cannot

Coordinate licensed structural, mechanical, and finish trades. Manage mountain-specific requirements (radiant heat, HOA design review, snow-load specs). Oversee full gut renovations remotely.

The Client Experience

You review design concepts and approve key decisions from wherever you are. We handle every trade, every delivery, every installation. You arrive to a finished home.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Interior Design in Park City

Does Living with Lolo work specifically in Park City, Utah?

Yas. Living with Lolo actively serves Park City homeowners for full-service design and construction management projects. Lauren Lerner and the team are familiar with the Deer Valley resort community, Old Town Park City, the Jordanelle corridor, and Empire Pass design standards. We coordinate with Summit County permitting and work with Utah-licensed trades for all in-state structural and mechanical work. See our full guide to Park City ski home design for more on what a project here involves.

Do I need to hire a separate contractor for my Park City ski home renovation?

No. Living with Lolo operates as a full design-build firm. Lauren Lerner holds an active Arizona General Contractor license (ROC #347577) and coordinates Utah-licensed contractors for all in-state work, acting as the single point of accountability for the entire project. You sign one contract. One team manages design, procurement, construction coordination, and installation. There is no need to hire and manage a separate GC. See how our design-build model works for a complete explanation.

What does a luxury interior design project in Park City typically cost?

A full-service Park City ski home project typically runs $250,000 to $1,000,000+ depending on scope. Whole-home furnishing for a new build starts around $250,000. A full renovation with structural work, new kitchen, primary suite, and whole-home furnishing regularly exceeds $500,000. Ski resort markets run 25 to 40 percent above national construction averages. For a full breakdown of what drives cost in mountain markets, read the complete luxury interior design guide for Park City ski homes.

How long does a whole-home renovation or redesign in Park City take?

Most full renovation projects in Park City run 12 to 24 months from design kickoff to move-in. Furnishing-only projects (new builds already under construction) typically complete in 6 to 12 months. Mountain resort markets add complexity: longer lead times for artisan and custom pieces, seasonal access constraints, trade scheduling around ski season, and Summit County permitting timelines. Living with Lolo builds these variables into every project schedule from the start and provides a firm timeline before work begins. Visit our project process page to see how we structure each phase.

Can you manage my Park City project if I travel frequently and am not there full-time?

Yes — and this is exactly the client Living with Lolo is built to serve. Most Park City clients are based in Arizona, California, or Texas and are not on-site during the renovation. Lauren Lerner manages every trade, every delivery, and every installation decision autonomously. You provide your vision, approve key design selections remotely, and return to a completed home. We have been doing this for luxury interior design clients across the Southwest for years and Park City is a natural extension of that model.

How is Living with Lolo different from other interior designers who work in Park City?

The key difference is our General Contractor license (ROC #347577). Most interior designers working in Park City can specify finishes and source furniture — but they cannot pull permits, manage licensed structural trades, or take accountability for a renovation that involves opening walls or installing new mechanical systems. Living with Lolo does all of this under one contract. We have also been named Best Interior Design by Phoenix Magazine three consecutive years: 2024, 2025, and 2026. Our work has been featured in Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, The Wall Street Journal, and Vogue. See our full portfolio to review project results.

Let's Talk About Your Home

Your Park City Home Deserves This

Lauren Lerner and the Living with Lolo team are ready to discuss your Park City project. Whether you are planning a full renovation, a furnishing project for a new build, or a single-room transformation, we begin every conversation with an honest assessment of scope, timeline, and investment — no obligation required.

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