SCULPTURAL LIVING

An architect’s Montana home showcases recycled materials, energy-saving devices, and handcrafted structural details

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Nestled near the Bridger Mountains, the VanDeWalle home blends
in seamlessly with its surroundings. Photo By: Shelly SaundersThe great
room is modest in size, but soars to the sky. Photo By: Shelly SaundersAn efficient kitchen features several work areas. Photo By: Shelly Saunders
The boys’ craft-and-homework area on the
second floor overlooks the great room. Photo By: Shelly SaundersKen Van DeWalle stands at the entrance dividing
his home and workshop. Photo By: Shelly SaundersA cozy breakfast nook is also where meals are
planned and cookbooks perused. Photo By: Shelly Saunders
A chic master bath is just the right size Photo By: Shelly SaundersA quiet, cork-floor spiral staircase nods to the natural curves of a seashell. Photo By: Shelly SaundersNuts and Bolts:
Architect VanDeWalle believes in the beauty and
integrity of building materials, so he leaves details
such as the support system, above, in plain view. Photo By: Shelly Saunders
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