The Project That
Introduced LHM to
the U.S.
Set within one of the most exclusive mountain destinations in the United States, this residence in Big Sky, Montana marked LHM’s first project in the American market.
This is not a conventionally built mountain home.
It was developed as a fully coordinated system — where architecture, materials and interior execution are defined from the outset and carried through as one vision.
The property was built and fully furnished in just one year and sold two and a half months after being introduced to the market, confirming strong demand for a more refined, fully executed high-end standard of mountain living.
Not a Typical
Mountain Home
Most mountain homes in the United States are assembled on-site — through multiple contractors, suppliers and decisions made during construction.
This home follows a fundamentally different approach.
It is based on a traditional Norwegian mountain cabin structure, where solid log walls form the core of the building – adapted to meet the expectations of contemporary mountain living. The construction and key components are not assembled from standard solutions. They are developed, produced and selected as part of a controlled system.
– Handcrafted log structures, produced in Europe
– European-sourced materials, selected for consistency
– Windows, doors and flooring manufactured in Europe
– Custom stairs and cabinetry by LHM Group
– Interiors designed as part of the architecture
A Traditional Structure
Reinterpreted for Modern Living
The home is based on traditional Norwegian log construction — a method defined by durability and material integrity — reinterpreted through contemporary architecture. Log homes are typically associated with heavy, traditional interiors.
LHM takes a different approach, combining this structure with clean lines, integrated lighting and precisely crafted elements to create a more refined and contemporary living experience.
A Proven Approach
For more than two decades, LHM has developed more than 700 premium mountain homes in Norway – delivering fully realised properties from concept to completion.
Each project is approached as a complete system, where architecture, interior design, materials and execution are developed in parallel. This ensures consistency in quality, alignment in materials and precision in execution across the entire project.
The same standard now extends into the United States.






















