Moosebluff House

Wilson, Wyoming

Approached by a winding drive through 60 wooded acres near Wilson, Wyoming, this home reveals itself gradually—its board-formed concrete walls and reclaimed wood planes concealing sweeping views of the Snake River Valley and the Grand Tetons beyond. The architecture steps with the topography, using glass, concrete, and patinated steel to balance solidity and openness across a low, horizontal form.

Interior Design
MC Design

Builder
On Site Management

Landscape Architecture
Agrostis

Photography
Krafty Photos & Audrey Hall

The homeowners envisioned a place where every room would capture the surrounding landscape and extend effortlessly outdoors. Terraces open from the living, dining, and bedroom wings, anchored by a three-sided fireplace at the heart of the plan. Each material was chosen for endurance and texture, grounding modern geometry in the rugged character of the Wyoming terrain.

As featured in Big Sky Magazine, 2023