These rustic and refined luxury Montana ranch homes are elegantly designed with elements of Mother Nature. The elegant log cabins embrace their rustic natural surroundings creating a holistic and relaxing environment. Decorative elements such as antique teak arches, handcrafted in the old craftsman style and wooden paneling made from reclaimed wood, are used to enhance the style of the cottage.

Incorporate the natural beauty of vintage Indo-Spanish doors studded with iron nails and the old-world architectural design of the exterior into the interiors, seamlessly blending massive teak terrace doors and carved solid wood columns with parquet wood walls. raw and natural wood ceilings and arched windows. Indulge in rustic sophistication in the secluded mountains of Utah.

The cozy warmth of a log cabin designed with magnificent vaulted arches has a very dramatic feel. Plank flooring, an Anglo carved wood railing, rustic peeled patina door cabinets lend a vintage sophistication to the entryway, which leads to the living room in the beautiful Colorado Ranch Cabin. A tribal Indian Manjoosh or kitchen chest with iron-clad door and carved horse heads is enchanting in its earthy red patina. A bust of the Buddha sits atop it with amethyst and Lapiz Lazuli mala beads reminding you to take time to meditate and improve.

By using reclaimed woods and handcrafted natural distressed furniture, we are conscious of the environment and opt for recycled materials throughout our Idaho lodge. The holistic renovation preserved the original logs and also salvaged dying trees on the estate for posts, hardwood floors and paneled walls. Rustic and eclectic vintage trunks studded with nails and iron straps bring the grounding element to the living room, removing harmful ions and making energy positive.

The 5,000-square-foot log home on Long Island, New York, features an antique Indian double door with iron horseshoes and an elaborate lintel carved with fish and peacocks. The three-arched terrace encloses the bay windows, rustic old-world architectural design at its finest. Handloom cotton blankets are used to upholster the luxurious sofas. Hand-printed with vegetable dyes, they are fully in sync with nature and have a minimal carbon footprint. Handwoven cotton textiles are good for Mother Earth, our climate, and are all-natural. The bathroom vanity was repurposed from a console made from reclaimed doors. Reclaimed antique woods add to the rustic beauty of the decadent cabin, fusing luxury with conscious design.