Set against the backdrop of the Grand Teton Mountain Range in Jackson, Wyoming, this modern ranch-inspired house designed by Robbins Architecture enhances rather than competes with the surrounding beauty. The site, complete with high peaks and a sage landscape, created an ideal canvas for a retreat from urban life. The homeowners are a family of four who desired a quiet, modern house that respected the context of the Western landscape.
In response, the architect created an open floor plan with walls of windows to fill each room with light and views. The exterior, made of cedar and stone, feels at home in the valley, while the silhouette, which includes both flat and gabled rooflines, references the mountains beyond. Continue below to see the rest of this spectacular house tour…
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Robbins Architecture INTERIOR DESIGNER Berta Shapiro STYLING Anita Sarsidi
What We Love: This modern ranch-inspired house provides a family with a warm and inviting home for relaxing, entertaining, and enjoying the majestic views of the Teton Mountains. We especially love the open and airy great room with its beautiful stone fireplace, built-in bookshelf full of books, and comfortable seating areas for gathering with loved ones. Large windows frame breathtaking mountain vistas, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.
Tell Us: What details in the design of this family retreat do you find most appealing? Let us know in the Comments below!
Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other fascinating home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Wyoming: This modern rustic retreat accentuates a spectacular Wyoming landscape and This incredible rustic house capitalizes on views of the Teton Mountains.
A grand window that anchors the home to this scenic artistry. This pattern weaves through the home with consistency. If you know the Schindler house, you will see the inspiration. Its beautiful language of low horizontal lines feels at home with the grassy horizon line while the larger dividers open to frame the jagged peaks.
NOTE: The Schindler House, designed by architect Rudolf Schindler in 1922, is an early example of modernist architecture in West Hollywood, California. Known for its pioneering open-plan design, the house features tilt-up concrete walls, sliding glass doors, and a flexible living space that challenges traditional residential design.
The architects created an open floor plan with windows that filled each room with light and views.
Above: The kitchen features a Sub-Zero refrigerator and Wolf range, custom cabinetry, and Rocky Mountain hardware. The barstools are from BDDW.
Above: Views of the Teton Mountain Range can be seen from the inviting outdoor seating area with cushion fabric from Perennials. The terrace flooring is sandstone.
PHOTOGRAPHER Roger Davies Photography / Hall + Merrick + McCaugherty
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