Brandon Flowers of the Killers shows off his Park City home

In this March 24, 2015 photo, musician Brandon Flowers poses for a portrait in New York. Flowers, the frontman of the rock band The Killers, was recently featured in Architectural Digest. Photo: Taylor Jewell/Invision/AP

PARK CITY, Utah — Brandon Flowers is the frontman for the American rock band, The Killers. The band was formed in Las Vegas and performs their famous ballads, like “Mr. Brightside” and “All These Things That I’ve Done,” worldwide. The Killers are scheduled for a world tour in 2022.

Brandon Flowers and his wife, Tana Mundkowsky, recently shared a glimpse of their ski-in, ski-out home in Park City with Architectural Digest (AD) magazine.

With western-themed interiors, the home boasts a knitting room and a classic carpet from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, an homage to the roots of the Killers. A grand piano and four-car garage are also some of the fantastic features in their home.

Brandon grew up in Nephi, Utah. He hired a Colorado architect, Cristof Eigelberger, to design the Park City home. See some pictures and learn more about the Flowers’ Park City residence at AD.