Miller-Roodell Architects has designed this inviting ranch house nestled into a grassy bluff overlooking the Gallatin Valley, Montana. An understated simplicity of form lends a very human scale, and elegant use of local materials root this 4,500 square foot home firmly into its site.
A cozy office in an elevated tower bestows commanding 360-degree views of four mountain ranges. The homeowners took an active role in crafting the home they would retire in. Their beautiful collection of art and salvaged artifacts enhance the interior with a personal flair that makes this dwelling indelibly theirs.
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Miller-Roodell Architects CONTRACTOR Bolton Custom Homes INTERIOR DESIGN Abby Hetherington Interiors
What We Love: This inviting ranch house boasts understated forms and traditional materials. Large windows were integrated into the main living spaces to frame unforgettable views of the mountainous landscape. The interiors offer an abundance of warmth thanks to the heavy use of reclaimed wood and the family heirlooms that infuse personality throughout. The result is an authentic and timeless home that is idyllic for a retirement home.
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Interesting Fact: Most of the reclaimed wood throughout this dwelling was sourced from a working cattle ranch in Red Lodge, Montana.
Above: This ranch house entryway features a vintage bench and Paul Ferrante light fixture on the ceiling. On the walls, are reclaimed vertical wall planks. A European deer hoof coat rack provides the perfect spot to hang coats, purses, and hats.
Above: In the living room, a large window frames views of this home’s spectacular setting. A beautiful Mohair sofa is from Ebanista. The coffee table was sourced from Formations. On the ceiling, the chandelier is from Bozeman-based Fish’s Antle Art.
Above: A European stone fireplace mixes well with the plaster walls of this exquisite living room.
Above: This intimate dining nook features suede dining chairs and a banquette upholstered in green leather from GH Leather. The chandelier is from Unique Lighting.
Above: In the kitchen, the countertops are Caesarstone, while the island is a butcher block with brass strapping. The brass sink was sourced from Rocky Mountain hardware.
Above: This library was created as a cozy space to curl up with a good book. Reclaimed wood walls bring inviting warmth to this space. The ceiling is clad with steel brand plates, repurposed from a crate-packing company owned by the homeowner’s grandfather.
Above: This custom bar features a leather armrest for added comfort. The wall sconces were sourced from Trammel-Gagne.
Above: The tower features spectacular 360-degree views of the surrounding rugged mountain ranges. The reclaimed wood matches the Ralph Lauren fabrics on the furnishings along with the vintage pieces. On the ceiling, the chandelier is by Aldo Bernardi.
Above: The screened-in porch features a moss rock fireplace and furnishings from La Lune Collection. On the ceiling, the light fixture is from BOBO Intriguing Objects.
PHOTOGRAPHER Lucy Call
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