A House Conceived as an Abstraction of Vernacular Ranch Structures | Lone Pine Residence

The Lone Pine Residence, nestled in the stunning Teton Range of Wyoming, is a masterful example of harmony between the rustic charm of the American West and the refined style of New York City’s Upper East Side. Designed by the renowned CLB Architects, the house features barn-like volumes clad in dark cedar and glass, creating a seamless fusion between indoor and outdoor spaces. Generous windows offer breathtaking views of the mountains and nearby ski slopes, while refined interior details such as mahogany wood, white oak floors, and rugged stone add a touch of elegance. With its careful attention to detail and perfect integration with the natural surroundings, the Lone Pine Residence is truly a masterpiece of design and functionality.

Credits:

Architecture: Eric Logan, Sam Ankeny, Parker Handyside, Noni Pittenger, John Carney
Interior Design: CLB | Sarah Kennedy, Jaye Infanger and Pepe Lopez Design, Inc.
Location: Teton Village, Wyoming
Photography: Matthew Millman

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