
The Modern Farmhouse brings a contemporary interpretation to a familiar Montana vernacular, balancing clean architectural lines with warm, natural materials. Designed around a simple and enduring palette of timber, stone, and expansive glazing, the home is intended to feel equally at home in its rural setting and within the rhythms of modern life.
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At 2,400 square feet of conditioned living space, the design emphasizes efficient planning, generous natural light, and strong connections between the interior and exterior. A complementary 600 square feet of unconditioned space provides additional flexibility for storage, vehicles, and outdoor living.
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Natural stone anchors the home at key architectural moments, while wood siding, soffits, and fascia bring warmth and texture to the exterior. A wood-burning fireplace forms a central element of the living spaces, reinforcing the home’s connection to the landscape and creating a focal point for gathering.
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The result is a restrained, contemporary farmhouse that draws from Montana’s architectural traditions without attempting to recreate them—simple in form, warm in material, and designed to age gracefully.






