A feature article on the North Country Residence appeared in the January 2002 issue of Cowboys & Indians magazine.

This rambling stucco home located in the Wood River valley of Idaho is a year round residence for a family that has been collecting art for many years. The house was organized around a central 52 foot long gallery space that contains the largest works in the family's collection. Off this central space are the primary public spaces. The axis of the main entry and the central courtyard bisects the gallery connecting it to the landscape and views of the pond beyond.

Exterior view of the entry to the home.

Exterior detail view of the residence with terrace and trellis.

Interior view of the great room with fireplace.

Another interior view of the great room.

Interior view of the dining space with access to the exterior.

Interior view of the kitchen space.

Interior view of the art gallery hall.

A second interior view of the art gallery hall.

Interior view of the master bedroom with fireplace.

Interior view of the powder room.

Interior view of a bathroom.