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Shadowbox Takes Design Cues from Glacier National Park

A modern, angular black structure nestled in a snowy forest, with tall pine trees surrounding it.

Shadowbox is a mountain house in Whitefish, United States, designed by The Ranch Mine and completed in 2024. The structure, clad in black metal siding, reflects nearby Rocky Mountains and pine tree bark. Inside, a wood-clad recessed entry leads to the great room with 25-foot ceilings, surrounded by windows for natural light. The design incorporates fire-resistant features to withstand the Wildfire-Urban Interface environment.

Gont: Embracing Carpathian Charm in Tatariv, Ukraine

Modern, cozy living room with wooden floor, large windows, fireplace, and colorful rug.

Honoring local Carpathian traditions, the Gont House by Between the Walls studio in Tatariv, Ukraine, seamlessly blends modern design and natural beauty. This refined cottage project features a unique wooden cladding technique, the gont, which pays homage to the region’s architectural heritage. Situated on a mountain slope, the property offers breathtaking views of the Carpathians, inviting residents to immerse themselves in the wild Ukrainian charm.

Mountain House: Elevating Alpine Aesthetics in the Pyrenees

A spacious living room with wooden beams, stone walls, and a modern sectional sofa.

Designed by Veronica Mimoun Studio, the Mountain House in Vielha e Mijaran, Spain, is a newly built, 450sqm house nestled in the heart of the Baqueira Beret ski resort. This modern mountain retreat features a striking interplay of materials, including oak, slate, and corten steel, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. With 5 floors, an elevator, and parking for 3 cars, the Mountain House offers ample space for large family gatherings, while the thoughtfully curated furnishings and fixtures from leading design brands, such as Vibia, Poliform, and Flos, elevate the overall aesthetic.

Chalet Ladinia: Rustic Luxury in the Italian Alps

FeaturedA cozy, rustic living room with a central fireplace and recessed lighting in a wooden cabin.

Chalet Ladinia, a stunning mountain retreat in the heart of Corvara, Italy, has recently undergone a complete transformation under the skilled direction of renowned designer Emanuel Kostner. This welcoming chalet, crafted with attention to detail and a touch of modern elegance, offers a luxurious escape amidst the breathtaking Italian Alps. Discover the perfect balance of rustic charm and contemporary design in this architectural masterpiece, designed to provide the ultimate in mountain-inspired comfort and style.

Howell Mountain Residence I: Modernizing a 1960s Home in Napa

FeaturedA modern, single-story home with a slanted metal roof, expansive windows, and a stone patio.

Situated atop Howell Mountain in Napa, California, the Howell Mountain Residence I presents a stunning blend of mountain surroundings and valley views. Designed by Holder Parlette, this 1960s house underwent a renovation that raised the roof by 5 feet and integrated a new steel window and door scheme to maximize the property’s breathtaking vistas. The incorporation of local Saint Helena cottage stone in the entry facade, landscaping, and interiors connects the modern home seamlessly to its awe-inspiring natural setting.

House in Sierra de Arteaga: Minimalist Retreat Nestled in Arteaga Landscape

FeaturedModern concrete structure with glass walls, framed views of mountain landscape.

S-AR‘s House in Sierra de Arteaga is a captivating weekend residence nestled in the mountainous region of Arteaga, Mexico. Designed in 2021, this contemporary house seamlessly blends with the natural surroundings, boasting a minimalist aesthetic and panoramic views of the stunning Sierra de Arteaga landscape. The project’s thoughtful layout and carefully curated design elements create a sanctuary-like experience for its residents, fostering a deep connection with the natural environment.

El Montañes: Perched on Cerro del Cobre, a Modern Chilean Retreat

Sleek modern interior with concrete walls, large windows, and dark wooden floors.

Gonzalo Iturriaga Arquitectos‘ latest residential masterpiece, El Montañes, is a stunning example of contemporary design seamlessly blending with Chile’s rugged natural landscape. Nestled on the slopes of Cerro del Cobre in San Esteban, this single-family house showcases a unique architectural approach that embraces the site’s challenging terrain.

Composed of concrete walls, metal profiles, and heat-treated wood, the structure appears to float above the rocky terrain, creating a harmonious dialogue between the built and natural environments.

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