This mountain cabin has undergone a stunning renovation by ACM Design Architects in collaboration with Brock Builders, located in Asheville, North Carolina. A masterclass in packing a ton of character into a small space, this cozy cabin boasts beautiful hardwoods, exposed beams, shiplap, and rustic accents throughout.

Nestled into a quiet wooded neighborhood, the main residence on this property had been meticulously transformed from a 1960s split level into a quaint Arts and Crafts treasure. However, the garage apartment was desperately lacking character on the interior. The new owners commissioned the architects to transform the space from a cramped home office into a luxurious guest retreat with an abundance of natural light, rich wood textures, and crisp modern appointments.

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT ACM Design INTERIORS ACM Design BUILDER Brock Builders LANDSCAPE Terri Long Landscape Design

Upon entering this rustic traditional Craftsman carriage house, guests are treated to a refreshing mix of rustic and modern touches including reclaimed barn wood, crisp painted shiplap, and reclaimed oak timbers.

What We Love: Perfectly situated in a mountain setting of Asheville, North Carolina, and surrounded by beautiful gardens, this cozy cabin is the ideal escape. With its open floor plan and bright, clean craftsmanship, there are so many inviting details throughout this small home. Guests will feel right at home with all the warm, rustic details and nature-filled views, they may never wish to leave!

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Walls of pristine white nickel gap contrast beautifully with oiled hardwood floors, rustic reclaimed barnwood, exposed raw timbers, and a built-in live-edge desk.

Birchbark paneling frames the bedroom’s large window seat, adding yet another dimension to the wide variety of rich wood textures.

Within the dining room, a specially constructed wine bar integrates an oval window into a decorative extension of the bar’s stone countertop.

PHOTOGRAPHER Kevin Meechan