Nestled along a Black Mountain ridgeline, this rustic modern home blends the spare sensibility of Japanese design with hewn details of an old Pennsylvania farmhouse. The open floor plan offers flow between the gathering spaces which are proportioned specifically to minimize wasted space....
Designed as a vacation home that would eventually transform to a permanent residence, the main level spaces create a dynamic flow between great room, dining and kitchen to accommodate large family gatherings, while still offering cozy spaces for quiet moments. ...
Tucked into the mountainside at nearly 4300 feet in elevation, this reserved Craftsman style home defines rustic, modern beauty that provides a balanced interplay between the rich but spare interior materials and dark windows that frame the resplendent mountain view. ...
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If you’ve ever driven the Blue Ridge Parkway and dreamt of living in the Smoky Mountains or the Southern Appalachians, we’ve compiled a series of complimentary guides rich with information about designing a mountain home. Informed by our decades of experience as mountain home architects, we share expert advice about topics like building on steep slopes, terrain-specific building costs, and materials suited for withstanding the mountain weather. Our passion for creating personalized and heartfelt homes is apparent in all of our work and it is our pleasure to share our expertise with you in these free and informative guides.