CLB Architects has designed this elegant mountain home located in the Shooting Star Golf and Ski Community of Teton Village, Wyoming. The idyllic five-bedroom, 7,000 square foot dwelling features magnificent views of the Resort, the Teton mountain range, and Sheep Mountain.
The Texas-based residents with long-standing ties to Jackson sought out a space that could provide access to world-class skiing both at the resort and in the backcountry. The Teton Village home embraces the outdoor lifestyle that Jackson Hole offers and promotes this throughout the home.
Upon entering the home, guests are immediately greeted with a dramatic view of Rendezvous Mountain. The central axis of the main gable is aligned directly to the summit of the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram to provide an impactful entry. The home consists of three primary gables which ascend from a one-story master wing to a one-and-a-half-story living space, to a two-story guest wing that houses the garage.
The primary volumes are clad in charcoal quartzite stone with clear cedar accents and are connected by lower flat roof forms clad in patinated copper panels to create a clear architectural separation between the forms. The strong gable forms satisfy the design guidelines of the subdivision.
The primary volumes are clad in charcoal quartzite stone with clear cedar accents and are connected by lower flat roof forms clad in patinated copper panels to create a clear architectural separation between the forms. The strong gable forms satisfy the design guidelines of the subdivision.
Exaggerated overhangs further emphasize the gable roof forms and create protection from the elements. The roof forms are tapered to provide plentiful light and maintain a thin profile. Minimalistic truss structures and sleek floor-to-ceiling windows offer unobstructed views.
The main gable of the home encompasses the entertainment hub; a seamless transition between kitchen, dining, and living spaces. This transition is emphasized by the use of continuous walnut flooring, stained wood ceilings, and patinated copper paneling on the fireplace and kitchen hood, two primary focal elements linking the rooms.
These materials were selected for the warmth and the quality of reflected light to create a comfortable family gathering space. The layout and variety of larger open spaces and smaller intimate spaces allow for entertaining family and friends.
Continuous stone walls extend from the living room through a full-height glass wall to the outdoor patio space seamlessly connecting the indoor-outdoor spaces. Additionally, a screened porch extends from the kitchen to provide an ideal outdoor dining opportunity with radiant heaters to extend the outdoor dining season.
CLB’s interior design team made use of layered materials, soft lighting, and curved material edges to provide a feminine sentiment throughout the home, reflecting the aesthetic of the predominantly female family. Throughout the home, interior and architectural elements come together to support a balance between avid outdoor recreation and elegant entertainment.
What We Love: This elegant mountain home features warm and inviting living spaces thanks to a material palette of stone and wood. Beautiful furnishings and accessories are layered in, bringing personality and comfort for family living and entertaining. We are especially loving this home’s fabulous mountain views which have been thoughtfully maximized throughout this exquisite home.
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Note: Have a look at a couple of other amazing home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Wyoming: Rustic stone and timber dwelling overlooking the Grand Tetons and Ranch house features medieval-inspired craftsmanship in Jackson Hole,
In the study, a custom topographical wallpaper gives a new perspective of the mountains seen in the adjacent window. This spot provides an awe-inspiring view of the Teton Mountain Range, perfect for scouting backcountry skiing.
PHOTOGRAPHER Audrey Hall, Tom Harris
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