MTNmin House

Big Sky, Montana

At nearly 8,800 feet in the Yellowstone Club, this residence redefines contemporary mountain design through precision and restraint. Minimal in form yet monumental in presence, the structure bridges a manmade stream and reflecting pool, its cantilevered glass volumes appearing to float within the alpine setting.

Interior Design
Alexandra Karram Interiors

Builder
Highline Partners

Landscape Architecture
Design Workshop

Photography
William Abranowicz

The clients—an artist and a developer—sought permanence expressed through simplicity. Hand-split basalt, glass, and charred shou sugi ban wood balance mass and lightness while framing views of Cedar and Pioneer Mountains. Every element was executed with precision, from the 23-foot kitchen glazing to the floating glass stair engineered in Italy. Anchored in bedrock yet visually light, the home unites art, architecture, and landscape in a single, enduring gesture.

As featured in Big Sky Journal, 2024