Modern living, reimagined!

The Teton is our newest modern design—a home that adapts to your lifestyle, land, and timeline. Clean lines. Smart design. Endless possibilities.

Retreat to the spacious master suite, your personal haven of comfort and privacy. This serene space features a dedicated door that opens directly onto your very own private deck.

The Yellowstone is a ranch style cabin that includes a 6’x20′ covered A frame porch. Typically, the porch is centered on the building placing the great room in the middle and the bedrooms on either end.

This layout allows for maximum use of floor space by avoiding hallways. Combining the great room and kitchen areas, along with the vaulted ceiling, makes for a comfortable central gathering space. Having the porch on the wider side of the cabins allows for plenty of windows to enjoy the view.

If the front of your cabin is your presentation point, make sure to take a good look at the Bitterroot. It’s 6-foot deep porch creates an attractive double gable front entrance that makes for a cozy feel. The layout of the Bitterroot traditionally has the living room, kitchen, and dining in the front of the house with the bathrooms and bedrooms in the back.

The best feature of the Stillwater cabin it its sprawling, full-width, gable end front porch. It provides you with a welcoming and relaxing outdoor space. The kitchen and great room sit at the front of the house with plenty of windows and doors to take in your beautiful view.

The Madison is a smaller version of our traditional Stillwater model, while still having all the same amazing features. The triangular front is reminiscent of an alpine chalet, giving this model a timeless appeal. Large windows in the front of the cabin allow ample natural light to flood the kitchen and living room.

The Yaak puts a modern twist on the traditional style cabin. Embracing minimalistic design principles while maximizing functionality, this modern single slope building offers efficient and comfortable living spaces. The windows are strategically placed to capture scenic views and floor the interior with natural light.

A cabin shell refers to the basic structural framework or outer structure of a cabin before any interior finishes or additional features are added. The term “shell” is often used in various types of construction to indicate that a structure is in its basic form and is ready for further development.