This rustic modern barn is the ultimate guesthouse

Twenty-three years ago, the homeowners hired Carney Logan Burke Architects to design their main home. When they wanted to add a guesthouse to the property, they turned to the firm once again. The homeowners requested the new structure have a gambrel roof like a barn.

Here’s a look at the kitchen and small dining area. The house’s structure is comprised of timber and steel trusses, and the walls are clad in old barn wood. The grey barn wood is from corral fencing and the brown barn wood is from reclaimed rafters. The butterfly decals floating across the main wall adds a quaint, pastoral touch to the space.

And here’s a closer look at the kitchen, which has a small cooktop, sink and a hidden mini fridge – everything a guest needs. The simple hanging pendant lights give the space a slightly modern edge.

The brown, grey and off-white colour scheme of the house continues in this guest bedroom.

Rather than a living room or dining area, the homeowners decked out this space with gym equipment. The huge windows offer an uninterrupted view of the Rocky Mountains of Teton Range.

The main floor of the house is dedicated to one of the homeowners’ passions: restoring vintage cars. The other side of this garage-cum-workshop is filled with multiple bicycles and motorcycles.

Covered in reclaimed barn wood, this stunning home blends in perfectly with its scenic surroundings.