IDS ‘Designer of the Year’ Awards, 2022
THE OBSERVATORY
WINNER— Best Living Space
This open plan Great Room, aptly named The Observatory, for its incredible 180-degree views of the Tetons, changing seasons in the valley below, migrating wildlife, and sunsets over the mountain range. The living area is grounded with a black leathered granite hearth and sealed wood-burning fireplace with wood storage. A large sofa anchors the area and serves as observatory seating for the incredible mountain views. Organic sun-bleached wood slices adorn the coffee table, offering a biophilic moment. In the corner, a playful swing perfectly frames a mountain vignette with custom floor insert noting key mountains. Heated floors with wire-brushed walnut planks add comfort during the winter months. The great room and kitchen are tied together by a central shuffleboard that acts as both social hub for play, as well as converting to a table-for-twelve for family meals and game night.
The Observatory, 180-degree views of The Tetons
Hermès & Hearth of black leathered granite
Social Shuffleboard Converts to Dining
Biophilic textures of wood grain & fur poufs
SABLE HORSE PRIMARY BEDROOM
WINNER— Best Bedroom
Focal Sable Island horse artwork, custom barn doors, and soft neutral palette create calm in this equine-inspired Primary Bedroom. Horses have been used for therapeutic purposes since ancient Greek times and help connect to nature, reduce anxiety, and promote calm. Faux hide wallcovering grounds the space which has full height triple-pane glazing on two sides. Highlight of the space is witnessing migrating wildlife during the day and star gazing at night, all from bed.
Focal Sable Island Artwork Sets Serenity
Faux Hide Wall Covering, Custom Barn Doors, Washed Italian Linen
Lounging Fireside- Overlooking the Valley by Day and Constellations by Night
Zen Moment with Native Garden & Biophilic Bubbbler