“A simple plastered fireplace with refined moulding makes the dining room feel cozy and intimate. We also added in glass cabinetry that is actually double sided and is the room divided from the hallway to the stairs. It was an intentional detail that allows light to pass through.”

“The table was custom made walnut to fit the space, and the chairs were custom upholstered in this fun plaid fabric to give more of that casual and rustic feel.”

“The kitchen is the heart of the home for a busy family like this. Once again, we layered natural materials to create a space that will stand the test of time. One of our favorite details is the combination of earthy green cabinetry with the oak hutches and island. Together, these elements give the kitchen a relaxed, collected look that feels right at home in this ranch style house.”

“At the last minute, we convinced the clients to let us add a subtle wallpaper, giving the nook its own personality while still feeling connected to the rest of the space. The dainty pattern was just the right touch to soften the room and add a little charm.”

“The great room has everything you want in a family-focused gathering space. The combination of natural materials, from the wood ceiling to the stone fireplace, adds depth creating a space that feels inviting and effortlessly cozy.”

“We layered in plenty of seating throughout the space, from sofas and chairs to accent ottomans and even a built-in bench tucked into the window alcove. While the room is highly functional for everyday living, the mix of materials and textures, like the tan velvet sofa, blue linen sofa, and bouclé chairs, adds warmth and character. Most importantly, the timber-framed window alcove highlights the mountain range view, something the clients had dreamed of enjoying ever since purchasing the land.”

“Tying back to the earthy green used throughout the home, we sourced a velvet bed to add depth to the vaulted-ceiling room. The deeper color helps ground the space without overpowering it. Ultimately, we wanted to let the architecture speak for itself. We carried the same stone from the family room onto the primary bedroom fireplace. And as seen in other spaces throughout the home, added wood-stained beams to the vaulted ceiling and tongue and groove walls,”

“There’s something to be said about embracing your clients’ vision when they have one. The clients for this house were incredibly trusting and open to just about anything. When it came to the primary bathroom, the iteration we initially landed on had the vanities as a dark blue color. After some back and forth, the clients eventually felt strongly about them being a natural stained wood. We ran with it and couldn’t imagine it any other way, the wood vanities were meant to be. To elevate the room, we added a custom countertop detail, paneled the walls in a way we hadn’t done before, and incorporated handmade sconces from Urban Electric. The result is a space that feels curated and thoughtful, without feeling overly designed.”

“Off the entry, you’re met with a masculine, wood-paneled office. We took the client’s love of the Yellowstone aesthetic and refined it into a space that feels rich and inviting but is still functional enough for everyday use and a focal point for guests.”

“For the homework room, we wanted to create a dedicated space for the kids that felt functional but still connected to the rest of the home. We kept the palette neutral to tie in with the rest of the house. Again, we balanced the rough-sawn beams with more refined details like crown molding. Our clients wanted a space where the kids could do homework or art projects and being that her art studio is adjacent to it made sense to keep it nearby.  We kept it simple with built in cabinetry for storage and two desk areas with a round table in the middle.”

“While a lot of the house has an overall neutral color palette, we wanted the laundry room to stand out and have a more playful feel. Sitting right off the mudroom and by the family entrance, we wanted this space to be functional while also beautiful. This room has one of the best views of the mountains from the window. We added an English feel with the blue gray cabinetry, solid wood countertops and cafe curtains. The patterned stone floor makes it feel utilitarian while also fun and playful.”

“Our client has one daughter, and she wanted her room to be a space that felt textured and layered. We accomplished this by adding in the reeded wall paneling and pairing it with a subtle floral wallpaper keeping the palette fresh and neutral. We then added in a tufted velvet bed in a warm rose color.”

“Since the bathroom is attached, we warmed it up with a wood vanity and blue walls to tie back in with the wallpaper.”

“For this one we leaned more into the rustic ranch details. We wanted the room to feel warm and collected, so we kept the palette soft and earthy and layered in natural textures throughout. The built-in bed gives the space a sense of permanence and character while the painted paneling and reclaimed wood beams bring in that English-inspired character we love.”

“This space was really designed around how a family would use it. The pitched ceiling and exposed beams give the room so much architectural character, while the sectional and built-in window seats make it feel incredibly inviting. We wanted it to be a place where everyone could actually gather, whether that meant playing pool, watching a movie, or curling up by the windows.”

“The entry is one of the more formal spaces in the home, we wanted it to feel classic but still warm and approachable. The recessed paneling on the walls gives the space a more traditional feel, while the center chandelier and furniture help ground the room.”

“The wood-stained door brings in natural warmth, while the vintage rug paired with a newly made console table adds a nice mix of old and new.”