The influence of the natural environment is tangible in this thoughtful home renovation. Most prominent are genuine Aspen timbers, capturing the eye as both focal points and accents. Curtains scattered with ethereal leaf patterns complement the white-bark-colored timbers as a pseudo-foliage. Branches, carefully selected and artfully installed, frame the fireplace like tree roots and hug the stair railing on the way to the second story.
Adding to the woodsy atmospheric charm is a beautiful chandelier that evokes a hanging pinecone. In the dining room, chairs crafted from raw lumber suggest the gracefully weathered patterns of driftwood. Soft natural tones flow throughout the kitchen, with white Oak shaker cabinets and sturdy travertine countertops.
The bedrooms invite ease and comfort with classic country elements of rustic wood paneling, sliding barn doors, and more colorful hues. The master bathroom is truly a tribute to timelessness while overflowing with modern comforts, evidenced in the white marble countertops, muted floral artwork painted over deeply distressed cabinets, and the mirror-metal exterior on the porcelain soaker tub.
Like a magnificent mountain summit, the aptly named “tower” offers unrestricted 360 views of the surrounding ranges, landscapes, and ski slopes. Soft hues of purple and grey in the furniture and finishes simulate a field of Montana lupines in the summertime.
“It was such a great pleasure working with you all. I love my custom home in Big Sky!”
Partners
Architect:
Justiss Architect
Photographer:
Darby Ask
Interior Designer:
Owner
