s you may have guessed, Steve Docksteader is a repeat builder for the affluent in Southern Utah. Steve has been featured in three different articles on the UtahLuxury.com website already. When we saw our first Docksteader home last year we were very impressed. The home had every feature needed in a new luxury home. From security systems to landscaping and all the way through to the guest house, the home was very impressive. When it comes to details, it is apparent that Steve and the Docksteader crew are all ears and know what they are doing.

s an artist myself, I have a desire to create photos, music and articles that evoke emotions. When I look at a home and say to myself that is a beautiful home, I often wonder how would I capture this moment in a way that would express to others what details played on my senses at that moment. Is there a way to show the warmth of rooms? Will others understand how amazing the view is out of those picture windows? There are so many things that I would like my viewers to see, feel and hear. Danny Lee is a master of capturing the moment.

n the world of luxury homes there are a plethora of stories to be told. From homes that took many years to build and perfect to the stories about the people that own them, every luxury home has a story to tell. The Richardson home is no such exemption. While building this amazing home, brothers Rick and Riley Richardson discovered some interesting details. For instance, how about the amount of trim used on the home. Would five miles of trim be enough? WOW! Thats right! Five miles of trim was used on the inside of this opulent and beautiful home.

he Jensens have created once again an example of how a home should be built. First off, the homesite is spectacular. Sitting on the edge of the development, overlooking vistas of colorful canyons and situated next to the green of the Ledges golf course. What more could you ask for? Well how about a house to go with it.