The impressive minimalist refuge was designed by MMW Architects, located in the peaceful landscape of Rattlesnake Valley, Missoula, Montana. Entitled “Las Palmas Residence”, this dwelling draws inspiration from the mid-century modern homes of Palm Springs, seamlessly integrating local materials to establish a profound connection with its surroundings.
Initially presenting a modest and secluded facade to the street, the residence undergoes a captivating transformation as it unfolds dramatically to the south. Here, the living and sleeping wings converge to create an expansive, sunlit courtyard meticulously fashioned for entertaining. The deliberate infusion of natural light into every room further enhances one’s appreciation for this residence.
What We Love: This gorgeous minimalist home provides its inhabitants with a welcoming refuge for everyday living and entertaining. Inside, a calming neutral palette offers a relaxed atmosphere when coupled with abundant natural light and thoughtfully curated furnishings. We love the overall aesthetics of this home, showcasing a perfect harmony between simplicity and sophistication.
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Above: This minimalist living room is comfortable and relaxing with a focal point fireplace and sliding glass doors for seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Above: The owner’s bedroom provides a respite at the end of a long day. Open shelves are perfect for storing books, and personalized accessories.
Above: This cozy bedroom comes complete with a wall-mounted cat bed — the MYZOO Spaceship Gamma pet bed.
Above: A cozy window nook provides a cozy daybed, perfect for reading and napping. Privacy curtains can be drawn at nighttime.
PHOTOGRAPHER Gibeon Photography
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