Although it may be perceived as a renovation, this charming log cabin has been converted into a magnificent lodge of grand proportions, seamlessly nestled against the picturesque Swan Mountain Range.

Discover a hidden oasis nestled in the lush forests just minutes away from the Canadian Rockies. These one-of-a-kind architectural geo-domes blend seamlessly into the natural surroundings, inviting you to become one with nature.

This project exemplifies the seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living, with three walls of glass that open up to reveal breathtaking views of the lake, mountains, and surrounding landscape. In contrast to popular trends as millennial grey, and farmhouse styles, the interior design of this home prioritizes neutral colors and inviting textures.

The Objective of this projects was to incorporate design elements into a natural setting while ensuring low maintenance. The selection of materials played a crucial role in achieving this goal. The use of striking large panes of glass was balanced with softer shapes and natural stone.

This camp holds a sacred significance, as it has been thoughtfully curated as a space for gathering, reflection, and commemoration. Its deeply personal nature renders it a private experience, imbued with a profound sense of purpose. While not all endeavors are intended for consumption, this particular project serves as a testament to the power of memory-making.

The interiors of the home were thoughtfully designed with a minimalist aesthetic, drawing inspiration from Japanese principles. The inclusion of a Japanese soaking tub and a luxurious primary suite further enhances the overall ambiance of the space. Showcasing an elemental design, Shou Sugi Bon was instrumental in bring this concept to life.

This project is distinguished by its refined architectural details, which lend fit a captivating allure. The bar and kitchen island are adorned with centuries-old doors and antique furniture procured from China, while a custom desk in the office is crafted from water-logged trees, remnants of the logging industry on Flathead lake.

As I reflect upon these projects, I am reminded of their avant-garde nature, paticularly in regards to their exterior design. Though the materials utilized were modest in nature, they were painted and strategically placed to produce a sleek and modern aesthetic, complementing the pristine waters of the lake.

The Whitefish River served as the ultimate muse for this opulent renovation. The location alone provided an unparalleled sensory journey, with the tranquil river just a mere stone’s throw away and the charming town within walking distance.

The essence of this abode is to seamlessly merge the interior with the exterior, three sides of this dwelling open up to a central deck, offering a breathtaking vista of Whitefish Lake.