Miller Architects in collaboration with Jennifer Hoey Interior Design imagined this beautiful woodland chalet, located in Wood River Valley, a region just outside of Sun Valley, Idaho. The homeowners, a couple who had recently moved from Minnesota, were looking for an atmosphere that reflected authentic rustic European styling. Materials of historic hewn stone and stucco […]
Created with the intention of comfortable and relaxed interiors, this modern farmhouse has been designed by Judith Balis Interiors, located in Boise, Idaho. This particular home was designed as a model to showcase for a builder in the area, created with a mix of designer and budget-friendly interiors. In the living room, an Ikea sofa is […]
Ward + Blake Architect’s have designed an incredible rammed earth home complete with a green roof, located on a sprawling site in Squirrel, Idaho. Comprised of 5,994 square feet of living space, the architect’s created this home with their patented EarthWall construction system which uses a post-tension steel as the framework to construct the rammed earth walls that […]
Sun Valley Farmhouse is a beautifully modern vacation home designed by Signum Architecture, set in the mountains of Sun Valley, Idaho. Set on flatlands with expansive 360 degree views, this seasonal home was designed for transparency and shelter. Two, freestanding barn shaped structures, clad in Alaskan cedar with a rusted metal roof, appear both striking […]
This prefabricated cabin is comprised of only 550 square feet, built on Lake Pend Orielle near Sandpoint, Idaho. The one-bedroom and one-bathroom cabin was designed by FabCab and built by Selle Valley Construction, Inc, using timber frame and SIPs (structural insulated panel). SIPs, are a composite building material consisting of an insulating layer of rigid […]
The incredibly talented architecture firm from Seattle, Washington, Olson Kundig Architects brilliantly infused contemporary class to a country cabin. This modern lakeside shelter is known as the “Chicken Point Cabin”, situated on a lake in northern Idaho which the architects describe as “a little box with a big window that opens to the surrounding landscape.” […]
