Cabins

A tent-inspired retreat in Washington's Methow Valley lives gently on the land

A lift, a ladder and an infusion of luxury convert a tiny historic shed into a plush 21st century Telluride guesthouse

A Sierra Nevada cabin reflects its owners' heritage and passion for European architecture and artistry

A young homeowner re-creates a small 19th-century cabin by getting creative with local, reclaimed materials

An old Colorado-cottage-turned-guesthouse plays multiple roles—and offers inspiration in every nook and cranny

A design team turns a dilapidated old farmhouse into a comfortable family retreat with style to spare

BEFORE: An old and uninspired barn; AFTER: A rustic-chic family retreat

BEFORE: Cramped and unwelcoming; AFTER: Open, relaxed and personalized

The challenge: Design a residence that lives large and treads lightly on the land—in 1,000 square feet or less

The challenge: Combine the style of an architect-designed home with the sustainability and economy of a prefabricated structure

The challenge: Design a prefabricated house that really works in a high-country climate—and showcases Montana’s unique craftspeople and materials

Designer Linda Perlman’s historic cabin preserves the past while making a bold statement about the future of Western design

The site of a former asphalt plant is reclaimed with native plantings, flowing water and restored buildings

Designer Jennifer Hoey Smith turns a dilapidated outbuilding in Ketchum, Idaho, into a family home with a fresh, modern-barn aesthetic