This rustic mountain cabin designed as a cozy getaway home by JLF Architects in collaboration with OSM Construction is located in the Yellowstone Club community of Big Sky, Montana. The owners are a couple whose primary residence is in London who fell in love with this beautiful Montana property with a dense forest of towering lodgepole pines.

Encompassing 7,500 square feet of living space, the dwelling was segmented into three structures to break down the mass. The series of structures are interconnected via glass corridors. Construction materials include stacked Montana moss rock, lodgepole pines from the site, wood from a 100-year-old timber frame barn, and repurposed remnants of an old cottage — all paying homage to the region’s 19th-century homesteaders.

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECTURE JFL Architects CONSTRUCTION OSM Construction INTERIOR DESIGN Catherine Lane Interiors and Homeowner

Above: The architects devised multiple rooflines to help convey an original structure that appears to have been added onto throughout the years and generations.

Above: During the winter months, the picturesque property offers an abundance of outdoor activities, including snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

While the modern element of oversized steel-and-glass true-divided-light windows departs from its small cabin inspiration, the dwelling maintains a modest quality that exudes comfort and approachable ease.

What We Love: This cozy cabin in Montana offers its inhabitants a relaxing getaway home designed with gorgeous reclaimed materials for a timeless aesthetic. We are loving so many details in this home, from the green cabinetry in the kitchen to the cozy living room with its stacked stone fireplace. Overall, the project team did a fabulous job of creating a warm and inviting home for the owners to showcase their collected furnishings and antiques while enjoying the beauty of nature that surrounds them.

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Above: This gorgeous chef’s kitchen features state-of-the-art appliances and a spacious island with a breakfast bar. The color of the custom cabinets takes inspiration from the surrounding pine trees, enhancing functionality and creating an inspiring space for cooking.

Above: In the living room, a stacked stone fireplace, chinked log walls, and hand-hewn beams that span the ceiling add character and warmth.

This home was decorated with a curated selection of furnishings and antiques, many of which were collected while the homeowners were living abroad. The interior designer mixed old and new furnishings, rugs, art, and accessories to achieve a timeless, lived-in feel. The color palette is inspired by the natural surroundings.

Above: Large windows capture the rugged beauty of the surrounding terrain while helping to create serene and relaxing sitting spaces.

Above: The central structure encompasses the main living spaces along with the guest bedrooms, flanked by a garage and art studio on one side. A glass corridor links to a log cabin that houses the owner’s bedroom suite on the other side.

Above: In the bathroom, the architects incorporated large sheets of glass into the stone floors and walls, creating a shower enclosure that mandated exceptional craftsmanship. Notably, there is no frame or transition material, creating a seamless and elegant design.

PHOTOGRAPHER Audrey Hall