When it comes to architecture dreams of mountain elegance, our flooring is the stage upon which every space performs—anchoring vistas, inviting exploration, and elevating everyday rituals.
This year’s 30th Annual Summit County Parade of Homes, presented by Mountain Living Magazine and hosted by the Summit County Builders Association (SCBA), celebrates the very best in mountain living. For VANTIA, it’s an honor to have our flooring featured in two breathtaking homes that embody craftsmanship, creativity, and connection to Colorado’s alpine landscape.
120 Penn Lode: A Hidden Haven in Breckenridge, Colorado (Travis Construction)
At 120 Penn Lode, tucked into the coveted Breckenridge landscape, luxury unveils itself gradually—like a well-kept secret. As you step through custom iron-and-glass doors into the soaring clerestory, your eyes sweep from timber and limestone to panoramic views of ski slopes and wetlands.
Underfoot, the story is anchored by one of our top-selling colors, Bianca from our Classic Collection—a refined wide-plank European White Oak that balances light, warmth, and timeless character. Its soft palette harmonizes with vaulted ceilings, limestone details, and the organic walnut bar, creating a continuity that feels both grand and inviting.
Best of all, Bianca is in stock at VANTIA, ready to bring this same elegance into your home.
6 Miners Creek: A Modern A-Frame in Frisco, Colorado (Mathison Custom Builders Inc.)
In contrast, 6 Miners Creek boldly reimagines the A-frame with crisp geometry, expansive glass, and a vaulted great room framing Mount Royal in Frisco, Colorado. Flooring plays a key role in defining the spaces: the main house features Bianca, while the guest house is finished in Perla—both from our Classic Collection.
Bianca’s airy brightness brings openness and lightness to the primary residence, while Perla’s quiet sophistication grounds the guest house with warmth and subtle depth. Together, the two create a dialogue of tone and texture, softening the home’s bold architectural lines and harmonizing with glass, steel, and stone. Both Bianca and Perla are in stock at VANTIA, making this level of design-forward living within reach.
Crafting Cohesion Across Two Mountain Masterpieces
What ties these two homes together is more than geography—it’s a shared reverence for how flooring defines story:
- Material as Mood
- At Penn Lode, Bianca’s soft tone harmonizes with rustic elegance, creating a foundation of warmth.
- At Miners Creek, Bianca and Perla pair together in a modern contrast that elevates clean lines with natural richness.
- Seamless Flow
- Bianca guides guests at Penn Lode from the entry to the spa, den, and theater.
- At Miners Creek, Bianca and Perla connect indoor artistry with outdoor living across the skybridge and deck.
- In Stock, Ready for Design
Both homes feature European white oak flooring from our Classic Collection—Bianca and Perla—readily available at VANTIA for projects that can’t wait on long lead times.
Supporting the Summit County Community
The Parade of Homes isn’t just about beautiful design—it’s also about giving back. Ticket sales from the Parade directly benefit the Summit Foundation, which supports local non-profits, scholarships, and programs that enrich life in Summit County. By attending, you’re not only experiencing mountain luxury firsthand, but also the community that makes it possible.
The Parade has been organized for 30 years by the Summit County Builders Association, a collective dedicated to advancing building excellence and sustainability in the high country.
Why VANTIA Flooring Performs in Mountain Homes
Homes in Summit County face unique challenges, including dry climates, high altitudes, and in-floor heating systems. Our flooring is designed to excel under these conditions:
- European Wide Plank Engineered Hardwood for dimensional stability in dry climates
- Rated for use with in-floor heating systems.
- High-performance matte finish that resists wear while showcasing natural beauty
- A great choice for Rocky Mountain Living – Active Lifestyles that includes our furry friends. These floors are pet-friendly and extremely durable.
This is flooring designed not just for today, but for generations to come.
Join Us at the Parade
Discover how our flooring quietly shapes the essence of these homes. From the immersive warmth of 120 Penn Lode with Bianca to the sculptural elegance of 6 Miners Creek with Bianca and Perla, each step unveils a story—crafted, forward-thinking, rooted in mountain luxury.
September 20–21 and 27–28, 2025
Experience the 30th Annual Summit County Parade of Homes.
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Frequently Asked Questions – 2025 Summit County Parade of Homes
When is the Parade of Homes?
The 30th Annual Summit County Parade of Homes takes place over two weekends: September 20–21 and September 27–28, 2025.
What are the hours?
Homes are open for touring from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily.
Where does the Parade take place?
The Parade features homes throughout Summit County, Colorado—including Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, and surrounding mountain communities.
How do I get tickets?
Tickets are available online in advance or at designated ticket locations during the event.
How much are tickets?
Enjoy unlimited entry to the Parade across all four days with a $30 wristband.
Do ticket sales support the community?
Yes! A significant portion of ticket proceeds benefits the Summit Foundation, funding local non-profits, scholarships, and community programs. Your attendance directly supports Summit County.
Can I visit homes in any order?
Absolutely. You may tour homes in any sequence over the course of the event. Many visitors plan their route to experience a variety of architectural styles and neighborhoods.
Is photography allowed inside the homes?
Out of respect for homeowners and builders, photography is typically restricted. Please check the signage at each home or ask Parade staff for guidance.
Is the event family-friendly?
Yes—families are welcome. We recommend supervising children closely to respect the homes on display.
Are pets allowed?
For safety and preservation of the homes, pets are not permitted inside.
Who organizes the Parade?
The event is presented by the Summit County Builders Association and sponsored by Mountain Living Magazine.