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Spectacular Holiday Home Designed to House a Large Family

By Magaly • Jan 19, 2018

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Granite-Ridge-20 - Modern bathroom in white and wood

Granite-Ridge-19 - Room with modern and functional bunk beds

Granite-Ridge-18 - Room with reading and relaxation area

Granite-Ridge-17 - Modern room in wood

Granite-Ridge-16 - Stairs connecting both levels

Granite-Ridge-15 - Rest area with glass walls

Granite-Ridge-14 - Dining room with stone fireplace

Granite-Ridge-13 - Dining room in wood and red textiles

Granite-Ridge-12 - Large dining room seen from inside the kitchen

Granite-Ridge-11 - Large and modern kitchen in wood and stainless steel

Granite-Ridge-10 - Small room with rest area and entertainment

Granite-Ridge-09 - Double living area with glass walls

Granite-Ridge-08 - Cozy lounge area with gray sofas

Granite-Ridge-07 - Wonderful lounge in gray tones with stone fireplace

Granite-Ridge-06 - Interior with wooden floors and stone fireplace

Granite-Ridge-05 - Views over the thick vegetation

Granite-Ridge-04 - Cozy resting area, with fireplace

Granite-Ridge-03 - Glass wall with wonderful views

Granite-Ridge-02 - Area with glass floors

Granite-Ridge-01 - Wonderful exterior of wood and stone

Spectacular Holiday Home Designed to House a Large Family

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This cozy 8,500 square foot residence sits on a hillside at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Teton Village, Wyoming, United States and was designed in 2015 to house the extended family of a Brazilian restaurateur during their retreats in the summer and winter. It was designed by the architecture firm DYNIA ARCHITECTS, by its team of architects Stephen Dynia and Karen Parent, who have followed the rigorous design guidelines of the community which influenced its discreet exterior.

Oakley stone vertically stacked on its outer walls is juxtaposed with naturally skated horizontal planks. The interior finishes are a palette of elegant and sober materials of white oak, gray stone and white plaster panels. The large windows and a large interior glazing package, which includes a glass floor over the entrance, allow maximum light infiltration and visually connect the two levels of the house. The main living spaces are on the second floor capturing views of the mountain to the south and the southwest.The house can accommodate up to 30 guests as it has 6 bedrooms and bunk spaces designed to measure in the lower level.