Mountain Living

Mountain Living highlights the best in architecture, interior design, and real estate from the high country, both in print and online. With engaging content that inspires its audience, the publication offers valuable resources for readers looking to craft their own distinctive mountain retreat.

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Sweeping Natural Views Captures the Vision of a Legacy

2 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Dana W. Todd

A family builds a heritage homestead to connect future generations to Montana’s grasslands.
From Our Editor: Expanded Views Across the Mountain West

2 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Darla Worden

Darla Worden highlights the featured mountain homes with breathtaking views in ML’s May/June 2025 issue. A mountain home’s story often begins with the view. Homeowners make decisions about the home’s orientation to the surrounding landscape, often with a focus on mountain ranges. But in addition to appreciating rugged peaks, homes are designed to take in the panorama that may include creeks, valleys, wildflower meadows, wildlife corridors and timberlines.
A Charming Riverside Home's Interiors Get a Modern Refresh

2 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Anne Hebert

On the banks of the Roaring Fork River, this home really makes a splash. As a resident of Snowmass, Colorado for over 30 years, the owner of this riverside home wanted to make a change from rustic to bright and modern. “The home and the new owner found each other at just the right time,” says Denise Taylor, design director at Aspen Design House.
A Forever Home Built Among Aspen Trees in Utah

2 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Laura Beausire

A nature-inspired residence makes a magical setting for family gatherings. A walk in the woods can change your life—and sometimes even inspire your home. That’s what happened one fine autumn day when a family planning their “forever home” along Utah’s Wasatch Mountains walked the land with their design team. “We fell in love with Utah,” says the nature-loving homeowner.
A 10,000-Plus-Square-Foot Scandinavian-Style Chalet Remodel

2 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Laura Kostelny

After a top-to-bottom refresh, an old-school Scandinavian chalet in Jackson Hole is recast as a contemporary classic. Sometimes the most dramatic transformations start with the simplest of intentions.
Aspen Celebrates the Opening of a New Luxury Watch Boutique

2 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Anne Hebert

Avi & Co. pays homage to the town’s vibrant history and upscale shopping tradition. Avi & Co. has opened a new, 625 square-foot location in Aspen’s rich shopping district. A literal jewel box charmer, the shop is a welcome addition to the two other Avi & Co. retail stores in New York City and Miami, Florida.
Renowned Aspen Architect Reflects on His Firm's Journey Over the Years

3 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Laura Beausire

Charles Cunniffe marks 45 years at the helm of his celebrated firm. During 45 years of leading his firm, Charles Cunniffe has built a stellar reputation through Charles Cunniffe Architects (CCA) career while also weaving strong ties within the community. If that relationship resembles an extended family, then that’s no surprise. Cunniffe is the eldest of eight siblings, raised on a farm in rural Massachusetts.
Gifts of Nature: A Rustic take on Whimsical Design

3 weeks ago | mountainliving.com | Chase Reynolds Ewald

In Stitches: The Enchanted World of Coral & Tusk. For Coral & Tusk’s origin story, one could point to Stephanie Housley’s 1999 graduation from Rhode Island School of Design, the 14 years she spent in Brooklyn as a designer for U.S. and Indian textile companies, or the moment in 2007 when she purchased an expensive embroidery machine and then made it pay for itself by crafting items to sell.
Kitchens Inspired by the Natural World

1 month ago | mountainliving.com | Alicita Rodriguez

Nature’s wild beauty shapes these stunning gathering spaces. Kitchens exude warmth. As the literal source of the fire and the symbolic heart of the home, kitchens invite people to gather. The space tempts us with sensual wonders: the tangy scent of baked bread, the gentle whisper of bubbling water and the luscious taste of culinary concoctions, both sweet and savory. In these four mountain homes, kitchens are also an ode to nature.
Snow And Ski To Wine And Dine In Powderhorn And Palisade

1 month ago | mountainliving.com | Heidi Kerr-Schlaefer

The Heidi Guide ventures into a Colorado mountain wonderland. There’s a spot on the Western Slope where skiing in the morning can be followed by wine tasting in the afternoon and it is Palisade, Colorado. We stayed at the dog-friendly Spoke & Vine Motel. Lodging here comes with delivery of coffee or tea, yogurt and granola, and a banana every morning, and we took full advantage. Palisade is a town of 2,600, loads of wineries, lots of sculptures and several excellent eateries.