Covered porch off the main living space, featuring black siding, thermally modified wood cladding, an outdoor fireplace, and expansive glazing oriented toward the dominant views of the Spanish Peaks.

Overall view of Mountain View House set within an open field, with the Bridger Mountains beyond. Complementary gabled volumes define the primary living spaces and bedroom wing on either side of the central two-story volume.

A custom wood slat screen separates the entry from the dining room, with each slat shaped from a section of topography to create a three-dimensional abstraction of a river valley where the family has spent years camping and exploring.

View into the kitchen from the main living space, where an exposed steel beam and lowered ceiling define a more intimate volume within the open plan. White oak cabinetry and flooring are paired with green base cabinets, green tile, and white marble countertops. The transition from the lower kitchen ceiling to the taller living volume creates a deliberate sense of compression and release, while the generous kitchen layout is designed around the family’s daily use and gathering.