I came across the work of this amazing studio a short while ago, and couldn't wait to share some of their projects. Thus, a brand new series has begun—starting with a well-planned, warm and woodsy lakeside home called Stone Creek Camp. Set into the sloping landscape in a very non-intrusive manner, this beautiful, remote, rustic and modern home welcomes with an intriguing entryway of stone and stacked wood pieces...
The path you see leads to the three main areas—the main lodge, guest house and the master house. The materials utilized create quite a beautiful and warm feeling—stone walls and stainless steel, combined with concrete and wood, and glass. While inside, one may choose to bring the outdoors in by simply sliding open walls. (third from bottom) How refreshing it would be to wake up to large windows surrounded by majestic trees...
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Love the rustic modern feel of this home! So perfect as our minds turn to fall!
ReplyDeletexo Mary Jo
Wow, that residence is certainly amazing. It has a woody dreamy kinda feeling for me. I especially fall for that bedroom with large window glasses overlooking the woods. Marvelous indeed!
ReplyDeleteOh my, especially the last pic!! breathless...
ReplyDeleteSarah this is an amazing showcase of craftsmanship that goes beyond the norm. Not only is the house beautifully integrated into its setting, but the material choice, light/solid balance and finishing touches are impeccable.
ReplyDeleteI stared at the fantastic stone work (and wood fire work) a long time - each stone (log) fit together with the next like an organic jigsaw puzzle - it must have taken ages to achieve such stunning result.
Wow wow wow, all the way from Sweden!
xx Charlotta
So intriguing! Would love to have a life tour through!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
This home has quite a history I think. These architects are well known in Texas for their beautiful structures. So, this is a new series...how wonderful...you are off to a great beginning....
ReplyDeleteFabulous...love that sleeping porch. Happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing. Perfect post for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteis this on flathead lake in western montana?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: I am not certain actually, but feel free to give the company a quick email :)
ReplyDeleteIt's beautifu,l but what about maintenance? the first thing I thought was SPIDERZ! and other unwanted creatures hiding in all those crevices.
ReplyDeleteChecked their website, this does look to be on Flathead Lake based on their projects page, it says it is in Bigfork, MT.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.anderssonwise.com/projects/
Anonymous (01): Oh goodness, I had not even considered the spiders or other such wildlife—I suspect that have done a few little features perhaps to deter this :)
ReplyDeleteAnonymous (02): Ahh yes, I suspect that you are correct. If you happen to be by the area, I would love to know if you catch a glimpse of the house, and your impressions...
Some of the chosen materials will be dated in a matter of a couple of years. Especially the stone selections. Also looks like Calamagrostis ”Karl Forrester” serving as the "sod" on the roof which is a puzzling choice. Lots of maintenance over time and doesn't really add any value other than aesthetics.
ReplyDeleteIs the wall of firewood used for firewood? Convenient but could be messy. Very beautiful though.
ReplyDeleteYeeeaaah, I wouldn't want that spiderwall in my house. Even the stone one looks a little spidery. But that wood one? There WILL be an web in every one of those cracks within 2 years.
ReplyDeleteWhat an Amazing ranch. Does anyone know who the builder is? They deserve an amazing amount of credit for making the architects vision a reality!
ReplyDeleteWonderful craftsmanship, wonder who the builder was?
ReplyDeleteTha architect has designed a beautiful house but the builder was the one who executed the idea, brought the plan to life and turned the house into a home. How many gifted craftsmen are there that could pull this off.
My hat's off to both the architect and the builder
Such a gorgeous and cozy home! I like the kitcken in particular, but also love the idea that you are on the water but also in the middle of the forest!
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteGreat Earth
ReplyDeleteThis is a really awesome house! I do real estate in the Denver metro area in Colorado USA, and sometimes I sell houses in the Rocky Mountain area, but I've never seen something quite as gorgeous as this. Amazing pictures, thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeletesuch a relaxing atmosphere
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