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Skyview
- Jackson, Wyoming
- Matthew Millman
- Video: Sheets Studios
Set against the dramatic backdrop of Jackson, Wyoming, this residence blends tradition and modernity, designed to stand as a legacy for generations. The home takes advantage of its site’s sloping contours, seamlessly integrating into the hillside and embracing expansive, panoramic views of the Teton Range and Sheep Mountain.

This project was a journey of design discovery for the client, an East Coast native who sought a balance between tradition and modernity. She envisioned a home that would reflect her family’s legacy and meet their needs for years to come, while harmonizing with the striking natural surroundings of Jackson, Wyoming. A collaborative design process led to a design rooted in contrast and thoughtful simplicity that combines materials and textures of the region with a stately, elegant feel.
Organized on a north-south axis, the home centers around a dramatic double-height stair which marks the threshold between public and private spaces. On the main level, the living, dining, and kitchen areas extend outward above the bedrooms, maximizing exposure to views. On the opposite side, the primary suite offers a private retreat. The lower level contains three bedroom suites, two bunkrooms, a lounge, and a wine cellar. A geothermal system and highly insulated envelope ensure the home’s long-term energy efficiency. Throughout, timeless design meets the rugged beauty of a mountain setting, creating a home built to endure.
Custom Furnishings
Crafted with a focus on materiality, the home features Montana stone, cedar, walnut, and blackened steel to create a cohesive flow between interior and exterior spaces. The interiors, also designed by CLB, are defined by earthy tones of sage greens, ochres, and burnt oranges to echo the natural landscape, while custom elements like a curvilinear light sculpture and hand-crafted dining table reveal a commitment to craftsmanship.


Site-Specific
The home occupies a prominent 49-acre lot perched on the eastern crest of a butte. With panoramic views of the Teton Range to the north and Sheep Mountain to the east, the site has a dramatic sense of elevation and openness that evokes the feeling of floating in the sky. The steep contours and sloping terrain informed the home’s orientation, while local height restrictions led to a design that anchors into the hillside, with the slope closely informing the elevation of the structure.








