A timeless Wyoming mountain house surrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains

Front exterior of stone mountain home with metal roof, chimneys, young aspen grove, and Teton range backdrop

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A Georgia-based couple commissioned Vera Iconica Architecture, together with Beth Webb Interiors, to build a mountain house for family getaways in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Boasting unforgettable views of the Teton Range, the design blends modern and traditional elements with a fresh and timeless feel. Rugged steel meets heavy stone. Large windows take in views of the meadow, ponds, and out to the mountains.

Stone arches frame passageways as you wander from one space to the next, appreciating ceilings vaulted with hewn reclaimed timbers, blackened oak, floating stairs, and subtle plaster. Slurried limestone lends an ancient aesthetic to the walls. Throughout the home, the designer employed a calming palette of colors and textures through a curated selection of furnishings and finishes. Continue below to see the rest of this gorgeous Wyoming mountain home tour…

DESIGN DETAILS

ARCHITECTURE Vera Iconica Architecture
INTERIOR DESIGN Beth Webb Interiors
CABINETRY Stepek Custom Cabinetry
CONSTRUCTION Dembergh Construction
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Hershberger Design

Inviting Entryway

Stone archway entry hall with wooden console table, cowhide rug, and abstract black artwork

The goal of this expansive home was to create a family legacy retreat for the owners and their extended family and friends. It needed to work well for the two of them and for the whole family or a group of friends visiting.

Light & Airy Living Room

Large black-and-white abstract painting with dark ceramic cactus-form table lamp

The surrounding landscape set the bar, and the architect’s job was to match it from the inside out. Natural creeks running through the property inspired a series of water features and ponds, all designed to work with the existing wetlands and wildlife rather than against them. Inside, each room was carefully oriented to frame its own piece of the mountains, so the view is never the same twice.

Boucle armchairs facing floor-to-ceiling steel-frame windows with mountain views

What We Love About This Home

What strikes us most is how every detail from the slurried limestone walls to the arched doorways feels considered without feeling precious. The way the landscape literally meets the house, with native grasses growing right up to the stone, is just breathtaking. We love how, even though this home is spacious, the designer did a fabulous job of making every space feel warm and cozy. The palette never competes with the ever-changing views found throughout this incredibly beautiful family legacy home.

Tell Us…

What is your favorite space in this Jackson Hole mountain retreat? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other fascinating home tours that we have showcased here on One Kindesign in the state of Wyoming: Inside a rustic Wyoming mountain house with a dramatic backdrop of the Tetons and Extraordinary stone and barnwood home merges into the Wyoming landscape.

Vaulted living room with reclaimed wood beams, iron chandelier, and mountain views through glass doors

Above: The vaulted ceiling in the living room mimics the mountain peaks framed through the large steel-framed windows. The designer selected a neutral color scheme for this space so it would not compete with the beautiful exterior surroundings.

Minimalist plaster fireplace flanked by black arched doorways and reclaimed ceiling beams

Pair of rattan-arm boucle chairs beside floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking meadow

Stone-walled family room with fireplace, built-in wood storage, and Native American pottery

Family Room With Comfortable Seating

Stone living room with reclaimed beam ceiling, iron chandelier, and arched window to outdoor dining

Above: Furnishings in this family room include a Verellen sofa and lounge chairs by Troscan Designs. The ceiling light fixture is by Rose Tarlow.

Fireplace detail with textured artwork, built-in firewood storage, and patterned pottery

Polished steel-lined arched doorway through stone wall leading to sunlit sitting room

Dark wood bar niche with stone arch surround, decorative woven wall discs, and spirits display

Dining Room

Rustic farmhouse dining room with reclaimed wood table, woven chairs, and iron lantern pendant

Above: In the dining room, the antique English table is encircled by McGuire chairs. The armoire is Italian. A vintage Moroccan rug from Amadi grounds this space.

Dining vignette with expressive black ink artwork, dark ceramic lamp, and black candlesticks

An Entertainer’s Kitchen

Kitchen with soapstone island, light oak cabinetry, reclaimed beams, and white cone pendants

Above: This beautiful kitchen features granite countertops and backsplash in the color Jurassic gray. The base of the island is inspired by shou sugi ban.

The Keeping Room

Glass-wrapped sitting room with stone arch, mountain and pond views, and lantern pendant

Above: The keeping room is situated just off the kitchen and features comfortable swiveling barrel chairs sourced from Verellen. They are idllyic for chatting with the cook, relaxing with a morning cup of coffee or just soaking in the breathtaking views.

Floor-to-ceiling steel window framing wetland, pond, and mountain panorama

Compact home office with stone walls, light oak desk, leather chair, and arched alcove

Stone arched hallway with abstract amber-toned artwork in black frame

A Hard-Working Mudroom

Oak-paneled mudroom with cowhide rug, leather bench, cowboy hat hooks, and riding boots

Above: The custom white oak cabinets in the mudroom provide storage for outdoor gear. An antique leather pommel horse makes the perfect spot to take off your boots.

Kitchen fireplace with open wood storage, oak ladder shelving, white ceramic vessels, and antique chair

Close-up of oak ladder shelf with matte white stoneware pitchers and vase above soapstone counter

Close-up detail of natural oak stair treads cantilevered from charred black wood stringer wall

Long hallway with charred wood paneling, stone arches, reclaimed beam ceiling, and sculptural wall art

Powder Room

Powder room with live-edge wood vessel sink, oval mirror, hammered copper sconce, and wall niche

A Stunning Staircase

Floating oak stair treads on black steel stringer beside arched plaster hallway with terracotta urn

Oak stair treads with iron balustrade and curved handrail beside charred wood panel wall

Close-up of floating oak stair treads against charred black wood paneling with abstract artwork above

Close-up detail of black herringbone stone tile floor against white plaster baseboard

Detail of antique limestone floor tiles meeting charred black oak wall paneling

Owner’s Bedroom

Minimalist bedroom with vaulted ceiling, gray upholstered headboard, plaid coverlet, and matching table lamps

Bedroom sitting area with gray armchairs, black pedestal side tables, and panoramic pond and mountain views

Owner’s Bathroom

Primary bathroom with freestanding white soaking tub, herringbone black tile floor, cowhide rug, and garden views

Above: In the bathroom, enjoy views of nature from a Waterworks soaking tub accented by a stool from Verellen Furniture. The light fixtures were sourced from Visual Comfort & Co.

Freestanding white oval soaking tub beside floor-to-ceiling steel window overlooking wetland meadow

Walk-in shower with white subway tile, marble bench, dark stone floor, and glass enclosure

Guest Bedrooms

Guest bedroom with vintage snowshoe wall art, leather pommel horse bench, and antique wooden chair

Vaulted guest bedroom with light oak four-poster bed, Beni Ourain rug, and aspen tree views

Above: In this guest bedroom, the maple canopy bed is from McGee & Co., while at the foot of the bed is a daybed by Baker McGuire.

Bedside vignette with antler lamp base, wildflowers, and weathered wood nightstand beside four-poster bed

Guest bedroom with ochre striped linen coverlet, warm curtains, reclaimed beams, and wood-paneled reading nook

Wood-paneled bedroom window seat nook with fluffy pillows, fur throw, and Grand Teton mountain views

Guest bathroom with floating white vanity, gray marble countertop, black framed mirror, and walk-in shower

Outdoor Living At Its Finest

Covered outdoor dining under stone arch with set table, sunflowers, and Jackson Hole mountain panorama

Stone-arched outdoor loggia with reclaimed wood ceiling, long dining table, and outdoor kitchen beyond

Outdoor kitchen counter with soapstone top, sunflower bouquet, roasted chicken, and grilled vegetables

Covered outdoor dining area with weathered wood table, iron lantern pendant, and arched glass doors to interior

Stone Outdoor Fireplace

Above: This outdoor fireplace is the ultimate spot to enjoy the mountain views. The furnishings include Sublime Original chairs with cushions upholstered in Perennials fabric for durability, and an antique French limestone sink repurposed as a coffee table.

Stone patio with rustic stone pedestal table, sunflower arrangement, and sweeping Teton mountain views

Aerial view of property pond with stepping stone path, wildflower meadow, and hot air balloons over Tetons

Above: A small patio with a table is the perfect spot for enjoying views of the pond and surrounding mountains.

Linear stone water feature with multiple cascading spouts and panoramic Wyoming mountain backdrop

Geometric limestone stepping stones set in manicured grass leading to natural pond with Teton views

Exterior entry detail with stone wall, weathered board-and-batten siding, metal panels, and river rock landscaping

Arched stone entry with reclaimed wood double doors, black sconce, and vertical barn wood siding

Wyoming Mountain House Exterior

Full exterior view of stone and reclaimed wood mountain home reflected in natural pond at golden hour

On the exterior facade, you will find reclaimed corral wood, steel, and stone. Native grasses are brought right up to the house, making it appear as if the home is floating in a sea of grass.

Reclaimed barn wood exterior with steel roof, steel-frame windows, and aspens in golden meadow under stormy sky