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"A Rustic Yet Modern Montana Ski House by Michael S. Smith\nDesigner Michael S. Smith elevates mountain decor at a tailored retreat for a close-knit clan of winter sports enthusiasts\nSnowcapped Lone Peak rises behind a Big Sky, Montana, stone-and-timber house designed by Locati Architects and decorated by Michael S. Smith.\nPine paneling and moss rock enrich the living room. The round table in the foreground is by Jasper, as is the fabric covering the Smith-designed sofas; the iron chandeliers are by Formations, the circa-1930 black leather armchair is by Frits Henningsen from Wright, and the bench is by George Nakashima Woodworker. Curtains of a Jane Churchill cotton from Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout frame the windows.\nChairs by Jasper are grouped with a bespoke Smith-designed dining table and chandelier; the carpet is by Aga John Oriental Rugs, and the vintage low chairs are by William Spratling.\nCustom-made leather chairs are gathered before the rec room fireplace.\nA birch-bark wall covering by Elizabeth Dow lines the walls and ceiling of the sitting room, where a Bielecky Bros. rattan chair joins a custom-made cocktail table by Jasper; the striped pillow fabric is antique, and the carpet is a 19th-century Sultanabad.\nA 1950s painting is displayed above a tansu chest; the '20s French lamp is from Nathan Turner.\nA Massimo Vitali photograph hangs behind an antique pool table restored by Blatt Billiards in the billiard room; the ceiling fixture is by Urban Archaeology.\nPendant lights from Ann-Morris Antiques hang from the pressed-tin ceiling in the kitchen; the breakfast area is furnished with rod-back Windsor chairs, and the range is by Viking.\nIn the master bedroom, Nancy Koltes bed linens make an inviting statement on a custom-made walnut four-poster by Smith. The ceiling lantern, armchairs, ottoman, and curtain fabric are all by Jasper, as is the dahlia print used for the chairs' pillows.\nIn the master bath, a Paul Ferrante lantern is suspended above a Jonas sofa and a Jasper armchair, which are clad in Kathryn M. Ireland and Rose Tarlow Melrose House fabrics, respectively; the tub is from Smith's line for Kallista, and on the floor is a fragment of a circa-1900 carpet.\nA Jasper bed and chair and a Sultanabad carpet furnish a guest room; the lamps were fashioned from Han-dynasty vases, and the bed linens are by Nancy Koltes."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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