The Barn In Wilson, Wyoming

We tend to cover homes that stand out from the crowd. Generally speaking, they’re either built in far out and amazing locales, or they boast exteriors that make radical statements. The Barn in Wilson, Wyoming by Carney Logan Burke Architects is not quite one of those houses. And that is far from a bad thing.

If you were to find yourself driving through Wyoming, you may pass by it and not even notice. The exterior of it is old and weathered in a way that gives it the kind of character you’d expect from an old workhorse of a building. Walk into this guest house located on a gorgeous 15 acre property and you’ll quickly notice that it is anything but a quaint old place to store livestock and hay. The architecture firm Carney Logan Burke made sure of that. Not only did they manage to stay true to the form of old barns, but they found a way to add a stunning glass wall that opens up to a striking view of the Tetons in a way that compliments that classic style. The 2,400 square foot building, however, has more than just a prize winning view. The inside of the space, put together by WRJ Interior Design, features a refined look that includes a modern guest bathroom located on the second floor, along with a first floor garage for the home owners’ bike and car collection. The cumulative effect is a home that looks like it belongs to the past, but has all of the comfort and amenities of a modern building.