Imbue Design in collaboration with Ekker Homes has created this spectacular 2,600-square-foot modern desert home that is nestled in Ivins, a city in southwestern Washington County, Utah. The homeowner is an energetic climber, nutritionist, pathologist, doctor, and full-time awesome human who approached the architects for her third project under the Imbue label.

Excited and fully committed to the task, they set out to create her permanent sanctuary. Being a professional busybody, the focus of the design was to disconnect, relax, and recover. The home’s gentle curves draw you into the heart of the dwelling; a sunken social room boasting awe-inspiring canyon views.

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Imbue Design GENERAL CONTRACTOR Ekker Homes

In addition to serving as a personal retreat, the home also welcomes friends and acquaintances from the climbing community. It embodies altruistic architecture, designed to provide solace and inspiration. Delve into the architectural plan and understand why one would find it hard to leave this inviting home.

This dwelling was designed to invite you inside, relax, and unwind — surrounded by the most breathtaking views of the desert terrain.

What We Love: This modern home in the Utah desert provides its owner with a place of respite from her busy work schedule. Surrounded by magnificent terrain, we can see this would be a comfortable abode for “getting away from it all”. We love the simplicity of the design and the stylish yet comfortable furnishings that invite you to relax and stay awhile. This home is also perfectly designed for entertaining with its open floor plan and indoor-outdoor design.

Tell Us: Would this home be your idea of the ultimate refuge to relax and unwind? Let us know why or why not in the Comments below!

Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other incredible home tours that we have showcased here on One Kindesign in the state of Utah: Mountain modern luxury home in Utah with striking views of Mt. Timpanogos and A casual yet sophisticated home in the Wasatch Mountain Range, Utah.

PHOTOGRAPHER Miranda Kimberlin