Renowned designer Rebecca Loewke of Rebecca Loewke Interiors in Palo Alto was tasked with transforming a move-in-ready home in Montana’s Yellowstone Club community to better suit her clients’ personal style. The 6,755-square-foot home, built in 2020, was given a modern mountain aesthetic with luxurious, warm, and timeless elements.
Loewke brought in furniture from her clients’ California home and collaborated with local workrooms and vendors in Bozeman. The living room features American-made furnishings in raw natural materials, while the kitchen includes burnt orange accents and a custom metal range hood cover. The dining room showcases a Lindsey Adelman chandelier and vintage Hans Wegner chairs.
In the primary bedroom, a luxurious mohair rug and leather bed create a theme of quiet luxury. Guest rooms feature playful touches like Bark House bark tiles. Each of the eight bathrooms received unique paint colors for the cabinetry, hardware, lighting, and mirrors.
Overall, Loewke’s design transformed the home into a warm and welcoming space that blends natural materials with artistic craftsmanship.
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