Luxury lodge interiors

Pulp Design Studios is responsible for the creation of this wine country home, a blending of two design styles in Woodinville, Washington.

Would you guess that this is actually a Hotel? A perfect metaphorical expression of how my two worlds between hotel development + design collided with, and evolved to include luxury residential real estate. Whether traveling for the weekend, heading up to the mountains for some freshly fallen powder in the Rockies, or simply staying in and sticking around to enjoy the Holiday season, may you be inspired to slow down long enough, to enjoy the people and beauty around you.

This living room captures the essence of a mountain lodge, featuring wooden beams and a stone fireplace. Fur rugs and antler decor add layers of warmth and rustic elegance. Embrace these rustic living room ideas for a home that's as inviting as a mountain retreat. Explore similar styles like ski chalet chic, alpine luxury, and rustic contemporary for your living space. Discover the full series of 16 mountain lodge inspired living rooms.

Surrounded by the White River National Forest, the 11,600-acre Seven Lakes Ranch located in the Meeker Valley is up for sale three years removed from extensive renovations.

A lodge house should be able to provide a warm atmosphere. People use it to refresh their souls and mind during the holiday or weekend.

Furniture brand OKHA created statement pieces for new luxury safari lodge, Cheetah Plains, which is set in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve.

Reclaimed wood and native stone join forces to dramatic effect in a lodge by architect Paul Bertelli and decorator Markham Roberts

Explore the art of mountain cabin design and interior styling, where rustic charm meets modern elegance. Discover how to create cozy, stylish, and functional living spaces in mountain cabins, perfect for relaxation and enjoying nature. Learn about blending natural elements with contemporary comforts to achieve a serene and inviting ambiance in every room, from living areas to bedrooms and kitchens.

Embrace runway-inspired trends like “quiet luxury” and “latte decorating,” but maybe ease up on that boucle. Here’s what 16 top interior designers say is in 2024.