This modern-rustic mountain hideaway showcases fabulous snowy mountain views at every turn, designed by Pearson Design Group in Bozeman, Montana. A long wooden bridge welcomes family and guests into the wooded property, with the entryway opening to a large expanse of glass, framing the mountain views. The cozy home offers a neutral yet warm color palette throughout, with stained polished concrete flooring and plenty of glass filtering in natural daylight.
The open plan living area features a large stone fireplace that is used as a divider between the living and dining room. The landscape surrounding the home offers a great place for residents to do plenty of outdoor activities, wrapped by mountains and trees and miles of breathless views. The interior design for this fabulous home is by Ann Knight Interiors.
What We Love: This Rocky Mountain hideaway offers its inhabitants a beautiful home with stylish details at every turn. Expansive windows throughout this home offer the most breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains. We could imagine this being the ideal retreat for winter vacations, with plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy in all that snow!
Tell Us: What do you think of this incredible mountain retreat? What are your favorite features of this home, anything you would have changed in the design if this was your house? Let us know your thoughts in the Comments!
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Above: The entryway of this Rocky Mountain hideaway leads to a gorgeous staircase featuring unique wire details where the wires act as a staircase grill. You can find more information on the details of these fittings, here.
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Above: The roofs on this particular house were engineered above and beyond the calculated snow load for the area. With flat roofs, the watershed is also the main concern and needs to be designed accordingly to ensure the roof will not leak.
Photos: Audrey Hall
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