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Rustic c. 1880–1940; modern 2000s–present

Mountain Modern & Rustic

From national-park lodges and Adirondack camps to today's Colorado homes: heavy timber, stone, warm oak and simple, durable built-ins.

Mountain style begins with the rustic lodges of the national parks and the Adirondack great camps: log and stone, heavy timber brackets, plank doors with iron hardware and big fireplaces. Today's mountain modern keeps that warmth but simplifies it, with white oak, clean timber framing and durable built-ins for gear.

For Colorado homes, the style is practical as well as beautiful: mudrooms and boot rooms, timber-clad beams and casings, and kitchens with statement hoods.

Log lobby structure with gnarled branching brackets and railings rising to the roof

How to recognize Mountain Modern & Rustic

  • Heavy timber posts, beams and brackets
  • Stone fireplaces with thick wood mantel shelves
  • Plank doors with strap hinges and iron detail
  • Board, log-profile or V-groove wall paneling
  • White oak, Douglas fir, knotty pine and reclaimed wood

In ColoradoGrand Lake Lodge and the lodges of Rocky Mountain National Park are local examples of the rustic tradition.

Have a Mountain Modern & Rustic detail made for your home

Choose any example above as a starting point. We adapt it to your measurements and make it on our CNC, with published price ranges for every element.

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