WESTERN DESIGN: The Trapper's Cabin

A constant lull of water on the banks of Montana’s Swan River

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Lichen covers the rock wainscoting and reclaimed cedar shake siding in the entryway, giving visitors the feeling that this new cabin has been around for decades. Photo By: Heidi LongCustom willow front cabinetry adds color and texture to the cozy kitchen and dining area. The granite sink and counters and copper-backed cooking island provide an inorganic contrast to the rich palette of reclaimed wood surfaces. Photo By: Heidi LongAn artful mix of textures and colors combine to make this living room a relaxing haven whether you
Wild Wood Eccentrics provided most of the reclaimed materials including this "horse-chewed" corral fence used as baseboard trim. Photo By: Heidi LongChilly Montana mornings are no deterrent for outdoor living at this cabin. The stone hearth provides warmth while the deer, turkeys, and wildlife provide the entertainment. Photo By: Heidi Long
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