Custom solariums · CSLB #1101551 · San Bernardino Mountains

Bring the mountain
light home.

A room shaped around your view, your home, and the life you want to live inside it—from a quiet garden nook to a private pool-and-waterfall retreat.

Concept visualization · Not a completed project

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01 / Possibilities

One kind of room.
Countless ways to live.

A solarium is not defined by its furniture. It is defined by what becomes possible when daylight, shelter, and the landscape meet.

Grow through winter. Read while it snows. Work beneath the trees. Swim under a glass roof. Host dinner in the last light of the day. We design the room around the ritual you want to create.

Protected growing · all seasons

A garden that never closes.

Give citrus, herbs, orchids, and everything you love a luminous room of their own—without surrendering the space to a utilitarian greenhouse.

02 / Offerings

Three rooms.
One remarkable view.

Begin with the way you want to live, then choose the scale that fits the property. Each offering is adapted to the home, the mountain, and the view.

01

The essential view room

Vista Room

A knee-wall glass room that turns one corner of your home into the seat with the best view on the mountain.

Size
~150 sq. ft.
Roof
Insulated, with oversized skylights

from$65,000

Explore the Vista Room
03

The one-of-one retreat

Estate

Four hundred square feet and up, with spa or water-feature integration—designed from scratch for one property: yours.

Size
400+ sq. ft.
Integration
Spa or water feature

Custom quoted

Discuss an Estate project

Starting prices are planning benchmarks, not proposals. Site conditions, engineering, permits, utilities, access, glazing, and finish selections shape the final investment. A project-specific proposal follows site assessment and design.

Vista Room concept visualization · Not a completed project
Concept visualization of a compact Vista Room beside a mountain cabin
Estate concept visualization · Not a completed project
Concept visualization of an Estate solarium with an indoor pool and stone waterfall
03 / Designed for here

Mountain homes ask more of glass

Beautiful because it is
thought through.

A successful solarium begins long before the glass arrives. Orientation, seasonal heat, snow exposure, drainage, structure, access, and the architecture of the home shape every decision.

01

Light & orientation

Place daylight where it feels best while managing heat, glare, views, and privacy.

02

Structure & weather

Develop the enclosure around mountain conditions, the existing home, and the intended use.

03

Material continuity

Use frame, timber, stone, and finish choices that make the room belong to the property.

04

Comfort & function

Coordinate ventilation, shading, lighting, utilities, and circulation as the project requires.

04 / The path

Start with the property.
End with the feeling.

The complimentary Solarium Fit Check is a focused first conversation—not free design work. It tells us whether there is a promising project to explore together.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you imagine

    Share the property, the way you want to use the room, approximate scale, and a few helpful photos.

  2. 02

    Check the fit

    We discuss the site, likely constraints, size direction, priorities, timing, and the appropriate next step.

  3. 03

    Develop the project

    For a good fit, we move into site assessment, design development, approval coordination, scope, and proposal.

  4. 04

    Build the room

    Artisan Craft coordinates the project from approved direction through construction and completion.

Local by design

Built for the
mountain communities.

Artisan Craft Custom Builders serves homeowners across the San Bernardino Mountains, including Lake Arrowhead, Twin Peaks, Crestline, Running Springs, Big Bear Lake, Big Bear City, and nearby communities.

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05 / Good questions

Before the first
line is drawn.

What can a solarium be used for?

Almost any use that benefits from abundant daylight and a strong connection to the outdoors: gardening, reading, dining, entertaining, working, art, yoga, spa, pool, or a quiet four-season living room.

What do the three solarium offerings cost?

The Vista Room begins at $65,000, and the Signature Solarium begins at $130,000. Estate projects are custom quoted. These are planning benchmarks; the final investment depends on the property, engineering, access, utilities, glazing, and finish selections.

Which offering is right for my property?

The Vista Room is an approximately 150-square-foot view room. The Signature Solarium is a 250–300-square-foot exposed-timber statement. Estate begins at 400 square feet and can integrate a spa or water feature. The complimentary Fit Check helps identify the most promising direction.

Will my solarium need a permit?

Most substantial additions require site-specific review, and requirements vary by jurisdiction, attachment, use, utilities, height, setbacks, zoning, grading, and fire rules. We help identify the likely path; the local authority makes the final determination.

Can a solarium include a pool or waterfall?

Yes. Larger custom atriums can be developed around pools, spas, water features, indoor landscapes, and entertaining spaces. These are substantial design-build projects with site-specific engineering and approvals.

What happens after the complimentary Fit Check?

If the project and company appear to fit, the next step is typically a paid site and feasibility phase or a design proposal. That work defines the project more carefully before construction pricing.

Are the images on this site completed projects?

The solarium images are design visualizations that communicate possible scale, use, and atmosphere. They are labeled accordingly and are not presented as completed Artisan Craft projects.

Complimentary Solarium Fit Check

What would you do
with more light?

Give us the first outline. Anthony will follow up to learn about the property, the room you have in mind, and whether a custom solarium is a promising fit.

This initial conversation is complimentary. It is not engineered design, a permit determination, or a construction estimate.

Start your solarium