Homes of the Year Throughout the Years

A roundup of Mountain Living's top award-winning homes over the last decade

October 4, 2019

ML Staff,

Photo by Audrey Hall | 2016 Home of the Year: A Contemporary Homestead

Every year, Mountain Living receives dozens of projects submitted for our Home of the Year contest. After months of deliberation, our Editorial Team reviews each submittal and chooses one home, and the design team behind the project, as the winners.

Throughout the last decade, our Home of the Year winners have ranged from a modern cabin and a rustic dwelling to a contemporary, grand legacy home in Aspen. Each home has a distinct look but all are influenced by Western style to complement its mountain location.

Here’s a roundup of our Homes of the Year from 2010-2019.

2010

Emily Minton Redfield & Kimberly Gavin

Rustic Luxury and Mountain-Modern in Vail
Kyle Webb and Cindy Rinfret team up to create a fresh take on high-country design in the mountains of Vail, Colorado.

2011

Gibeon Photography

A Ranch-Inspired Western Home In Montana
A Montana home delivers a design that mixes up rustic and modern elements in a welcoming, beautiful space.

2012

David O. Marlow

Naturally Glamorous
A design team pools its talents to create a luxurious contemporary residence that honors its site.

2013

Gibeon Photography

Magic on the Mountain
Designed to welcome three generations of family, a Montana retreat offers a few surprises amid its dramatic architecture and whimsical interiors.