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Inside a minimalist alpine retreat with breathtaking Big Sky Country views

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Designed by Studio H Design along with Envi Design, this minimalist alpine retreat maximizes views of the majestic mountains and expansive sky, situated in Big Sky, Montana. The minimal and contemporary style of the architecture boasts floor-to-ceiling windows amidst the structural forms that cantilever over the hillside site. Clean lines do not sacrifice warmth.

The composition of textured stone walls, walnut cabinetry, and white oak floors balance and contrast with the expanses of steel and glass. A central “spine” in the home is clad in linear cut stone and serves as an architectural axis. The stone wall becomes an interior feature in each room, adding texture and warmth. A carefully designed lighting systems grazes the stone with light for added interest. 

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This 6000-square-foot dwelling includes five bedrooms and six bathrooms, an office, a bar and recreation room as well as spacious exterior dining and living areas. 

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The furnishings and stylings are intentionally restrained. Each piece of furniture is a thoughtful decision to complement the interior finishes and architectural form. The color palette reflects the natural surroundings: subtle earth tones, muted colors, and refined patterns.

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Silk floor coverings and woolen fabrics soften the harder lines of the interior fixed finishes. Natural light floods the space and soft lighting adds glow. The overall composition creates a zen, calming effect. The uncluttered, simplicity of design naturally draws one to nature beyond: minimalism at its best.  

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What We Love: This minimalist alpine retreat embraces simple, clean lines, minimizing clutter to let the interior architecture and furnishings take center stage. The use of wood throughout helps to add warmth to this mountainside getaway home. There is a fabulous indoor-outdoor connection thanks to expansive walls of glazing, helping to frame captivating views of the surrounding rugged terrain. Overall, the project team did a wonderful job of creating a minimal home that is loaded with warmth.

Tell Us: What details in the design of this mountain dwelling do you find most inspiring? Let us know in the Comments below, we love reading your feedback!

Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other spectacular home tours that we have highlighted here on One Kindesign in the state of Montana: A cozy cabin in the woods of Montana offers a peaceful snowy getaway and Breathtaking Montana mountain retreat in harmony with the environment.

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Above: This bathroom embodies minimalist intention and simple design. Restrained styling helps to reveal unparalleled mountain views.⁠

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Above: The walnut vanity and the amber glass pendants add warmth to the clean lines of this contemporary powder room.

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Above: This gorgeous walnut wet bar is stocked and ready for entertaining family and friends.

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PHOTOGRAPHER Doug Burke Photography

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Anne Van Aert
15 days ago

What a lovely home. I love how all the colours blend with the stone. Beautiful. What kind of stone is it?

Josh
13 days ago
Reply to  Anne Van Aert

Mountain Sandstone.

Anne Van Aert
8 days ago
Reply to  Josh

Where can you buy Mountain sandstone? Is it budget friendly?

Kelly
16 days ago

Why do kitchen designers/architects think 6 people want to sit at an island and look at the range and cabinets when there is a view behind them? Poor planning. Rotate the island 90 degrees!