Modern West

<B><I>Modern West</I> celebrates fifteen elegant, modern homes in breathtaking western settings, including Park City, Big Sky, Jackson, West Yellowstone, Sun Valley, and Santa Fe.</B><BR><BR>“This stunning new publication by veteran writer Chase Reynolds Ewald and her longtime visual collaborator and photographer Audrey Hall is not to be missed….The seventh publishing endeavor by these two uber-creatives may be their very best yet; a reflection of an American West few ever see but often dream about.” —<I>Western Art & Architecture</I><BR><BR>Chosen for proximity to skiing, lake views, and mountain living, the homes in <I>Modern West</I> are carefully crafted, professionally built, and expertly designed to highlight western living. A dated, dark log home becomes an industrial-feeling space infused with light in Park City; proportion, scale, harmony, and the interplay of shadow and light take front and center in a mountain home designed from the ground up in Sun Valley; and a house in Santa Fe made for guests and entertaining features open spaces using wood, stucco, and rusted metal to create a neutral but textured backdrop for rooms invested with a New Mexico modernist aesthetic. In this book, modern materials mix with traditional western design and décor to create more than a dozen gorgeous homes worth celebrating.<BR><BR>Author Chase Reynolds Ewald brings 25 years of experiences writing about art, travel, design, food, people, and western lifestyle to share the very best of modern western architecture in these homes that will inspire and delight.<BR><BR><B>More Accolades:</B><BR><BR>“Best Digs in the West”—<I>Cowboys & Indians Magazine</I><BR><BR>“This attractive, thoughtfully composed book will be of interest to many libraries, especially those in Western states.” —<I>Library Journal</I><BR><BR>"From dramatic alpine peaks and quiet lakeshores to a desert mid-century design district, each home responds to its setting with a distinct interpretation of the modern West. Inspired by the limitless possibilities of place-based architecture, the book highlights how tradition and creativity converge in these spaces."—<I>Big Sky Journal</I><BR><BR>"Ewald and Hall note that while the contemporary homes featured in this book vary widely by size and style, they are united by their profound respect for the land, a pursuit of authenticity and an understanding that a home in the West is not just about where you live but how you choose to live your life."—<I>Mountain Living Magazine</I>