With its pitched rooftops and curved overhangs, this Montana home beautifully echoes the profile of the mountains. Raw materials like wood and stone decorate the exterior and speak to this rustic setting as well.

This home was designed by Rich Graves of Altius Design and Barb Cooke of Cooke Interiors Studio, and it features a generous floor plan with 3 levels. Inside, guests will find an open kitchen, dining space, living room, wine cellar, game room and wet bar. In other words? There's no lack of space to bring people together!

Though defined by wood beams and rough stone walls, this entryway looks sleek and modern thanks to broad windows and a door with glass panels. Notice, too, how the curved ceiling flows from the exterior to the interior and so literally brings the outdoors inside.

Because this home has such an open floor plan, the designers used stone pavers to create the illusion of a foyer. A vertical piece of art tucks neatly against the wall, with a slim console table underneath for keys and mail.

This great room can easily accommodate a crowd, what with its open kitchen, formal dining space and nearby sitting area. Wood paneling overhead draws the eye to the mountain views and helps the modern interior feel a little more connected to the wilderness.

This kitchen has it all: stainless appliances, a sleek range hood, plenty of storage options and an island with a dining "peninsula." Walls of windows ensure that the owners will enjoy their coffee and breakfast with views of the mountains.

On the other side of the great room, a plush gray sectional and two brown leather chairs create a stylish sitting area. A stone-clad fireplace anchors the wall, with a built-in unit for wood so the owners never have to go outside for more.

With a golf simulator, pool table and reclining chairs, this game room definitely puts the man cave to shame. Framed hockey jerseys and photographs line the walls to further the cool, club-like atmosphere.

After a day of hiking or skiing, the owners will love grabbing a drink from the downstairs bar. Where clean lines and open shelves help the space feel sleek and modern, bark panels from Bark House bring in some raw, natural texture. To complement the look, the designers pulled in faux-fur barstools too.

Though modern, this guest bedroom feels right at home in the mountains. Bark panels from Bark House create a natural backdrop for a platform bed, glass pendant lights and two silver nightstands.

His-and-her sinks were a must for the master bathroom. To increase the space's functionality, the architects installed a wood cabinet for everyday essentials, as well as a sleek vanity with storage underneath for towels.

This master bathroom is simple and serene, with a glass walk-in shower and soaking tub in the corner. Large windows fill the space with light, as well as provide views of the mountains.

Reclaimed wood ceilings, bark panels from Bark House and treetop views help bring the Great Outdoors into this gorgeous master bedroom. A cool chandelier and a piece of art featuring a fox add a playful touch to the design.

In lieu of a mirror, the designers chose a paw-sitively adorable piece of art for this powder room. Now, as guests wash their hands in the glass vessel sink, they can admire the cool herringbone wallpaper *and* a fun portrait of the owners' pup.