From California to Utah: Jasmine Roth's Best Modern Mountain Designs

In Season 5 of Help! I Wrecked My House, we watch as longtime host and designer Jasmine Roth leaves sunny Southern California and relocates to Utah with her husband, Brett, and their daughters, Hazel and Darla. With the move, Jasmine takes on her own design challenge: swapping her signature breezy, beach-inspired aesthetic for fresh, modern mountain style. Ahead, we take a peek at a few of her favorite mountain-chic designs, including examples from her own alpine retreat.

Nothing says modern mountain style more than a cozy fireplace. This one features a wood mantel with vintage dentil molding and a white-brick surround. A leather armchair provides the perfect spot to sink in and unwind while soaking in the room’s rustic-meets-modern ambiance.

A glass pantry door adds visual lightness to a mountain-style kitchen, where wood and stone often dominate. The bright pantry also showcases functional accessories: cutting boards, woven baskets and ceramic jars filled with spices, flour and sugar. Handy storage drawers keep placemats, napkins and other essentials neatly organized and tucked out of sight.

An A-frame, floor-to-ceiling bookcase is the perfect fit for modern mountain design, where artwork and carefully curated books are featured in cubbies of varying sizes. Two cozy leather armchairs define the seating area, while a large black-framed painting above the fireplace creates a central focal point.

Behind the stove, glossy white backsplash tiles reflect light, creating visual movement. Their glazed surface adds a delicate sheen that makes the space feel brighter and airier, while a stainless steel pot filler adds a sculptural touch.

Long sight lines carry the eye from the open kitchen into the adjoining sitting area, creating a flowing, connected space that highlights modern mountain style in a fresh way.

White cabinetry provides a crisp, modern canvas that keeps the kitchen bright, while also complementing the natural materials often featured in mountain-inspired design, such as a wood-framed door.

Against the sleek white island, brown wood stools add contrast and texture, introducing a warm modern mountain accent that keeps a neutral space from feeling sterile.

Jasmine's family's A-frame cabin in California is a hallmark of modern mountain style, combining rustic charm with midcentury design. Its steep roof diverts snow and creates soaring interior ceilings, while expansive windows flood the home with natural light. Large planter boxes add greenery to the porch area, where stacked wood awaits a warm fire, and cozy chairs provide the perfect spot for Jasmine’s family to stargaze at night.

Natural hickory wood cabinets add an earthy tone to Jasmine’s modern mountain kitchen and pair beautifully with the quartzite countertop — a dense, durable stone that can withstand daily prep and spills. Two leather stools at the counter create an informal spot where family and friends can gather, while stone veneer on the wall reinforces Jamine's rustic-meets-modern aesthetic.

A warm, neutral palette provides the perfect backdrop for this bedroom’s wood accents and soft textiles, including a printed bedspread and airy, floor-to-ceiling curtains. Dividing the space, a vintage sliding door creates a cozy nook that serves as Hazel’s bedroom, while plaid wallpaper on the ceiling adds visual interest and a cozy winter feel.

Sleek black cable railings frame sweeping mountain views, transforming the deck into an open-air retreat just beyond the floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Durable wood planks anchor the expansive space, expanding the home's living area. White patio furniture stands out against the dark trim.

A backsplash made of dark, handcrafted ceramic tile complements the frosted glass and walnut cabinets with black hardware, balancing earthy tones with a clean, modern edge that reflects a moody, mountain-inspired aesthetic.

The quartzite countertop on this 12-foot banjo-shaped island extends beyond the base to create a functional overhang. Wrapped in the same tile as the backsplash, it serves as the kitchen’s sculptural centerpiece, while metal stools and a potted fern add texture and a touch of greenery.

Blending natural textures with modern mountain design, the office features a light-toned wood desk with a gorgeous grain, open shelving and streamlined storage cabinets. A Roman shade softly filters sunlight, creating a serene, light-filled workspace. A potted plant adds a touch of organic calm.

Black sliding doors blur the line between indoor comfort and outdoor living, reinforcing the home’s modern mountain design. Flat-panel walnut cabinetry conceals appliances, creating a sleek, uninterrupted flow, while its rich tone adds warmth and depth and a sense of timeless luxury.

A dark, oversized, channel-tufted leather sofa anchors the room with rich texture and refined comfort, capturing the warm, grounded elegance of modern mountain style. Its generous scale offers ample seating for relaxed gatherings with friends and family.

Open ladder-style walnut shelving with brass accents creates an artistic focal point while keeping the space airy, offering the perfect balance of display and storage. It’s an ideal spot for curating plants, art and personal touches that reflect the home’s modern mountain style.

A dramatic black fireplace clad in sliced lava rock anchors the space and is topped with a walnut mantel that adds natural warmth. Custom built-ins on either side feature open shelving and hidden storage, combining functionality with modern mountain form.