Big Sky, Montana

Montage Big Sky, a 100-room resort, takes its inspiration from the quintessential American lodges. Large timbers, natural materials and colors are taken from the dramatic surrounding landscape and organized, finished, and placed in contemporary fashion in these grand volumes.

THE YELLOWSTONE CLUB

Big Sky, Montana

Respecting the rich landscape of one of the most beautiful mountain terrains in the world, BraytonHughes used design elements that compliment Montana’s unique charm. The project encompasses three new buildings, four F&B outlets, a spa and fitness center, retail and a sales center. Residences are located above the amenity spaces.

Big Sky, Montana

This luxurious residence (condominium) is vast in size and amenities and is located in Big Sky, Montana. The clean detailing, Montana inspired finishes, comfortable furnishings, and robust art collection create the perfect atmosphere for après-ski relaxing, dining, and entertaining. This 6,000SF+ residence has a large living and dining space, 6 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, a media room, and a billiards room that all have views to the surrounding mountain ranges.

Napa, California

Leveraging their expertise in design sensitive to historical context, BraytonHughes drew from contemporary trends around experiential hospitality to reimagine the historic building. AVOW features delicately layered interiors, an interplay of open and more intimate spaces, delivering a dynamic experience across three levels.

Atherton, California

Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, this storied equestrian and social club’s renovation of the food and beverage venues takes aesthetic cues from details seen in the equestrian world on saddles, bridles, and spurs. Nods to these design elements are evident in the new design’s furniture, lighting, and millwork.

San Francisco, California

The Grand Hyatt at SFO is a 351-room, 4-diamond hotel at the San Francisco airport. BraytonHughes created a design that optimizes the airport location while conveying a sense of calm, contemporary luxury with a touch of the rustic outdoor vibe that typifies Northern California.

Tunis, Tunisia

This Mediterranean resort has been designed in a manner sensitive to the surrounding terrain. The architecture utilizes details reminiscent of nearby hillside towns, creating spaces that feel cool and open. The furnishings are contemporary with details reflecting the sophisticated yet casual vernacular of the surrounding coastal region.

San Francisco, California

One goal of this renovation of this office located in the Presidio National Park was to open up the dark interior spaces to the exterior light and Golden Gate views. Creating this transparency by installing glass paneled walls also spoke directly to this financial firm’s approach to their business worldview.

San Francisco, California

What started as a top floor, two unconnected units, became a renovated single residence connected by a gallery of photographic masterpieces from the owner’s collection. Clearly influenced by the work of 30’s style modernism, the décor, periodic furnishings, and exotic finishes come together in a uniquely urban and sophisticated ensemble.

Menlo Park, California

Although the building is situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, our design is pointedly different from the typical start-up, with finishes, furnishings, and décor that are more timeless rather than bold. Moreover, the design reflects the client’s commitment to sustainability with features that emphasize well-being and promote healthful productivity.

Baltimore, Maryland

Canopy Hotel Baltimore consists of five floors, 314,950 square feet and 156 keys. Copper, teak, rope and steel are expressions of the locations rich history. Materials are not used as historical references but cues for discovery, leading the viewer and guest to wonder into the past, and wander into the future.

San Francisco, California

With InterContinental’s place in the vibrant SOMA district – a hub of art, technology and commerce – the concept of intellectual gold mine emerged as inspiration for the design. The new design also references the sophisticated fashion of the stylish people who visit the hotel. BHDS refreshed the meeting spaces, 550+ guestrooms and suites.

Silverthorne, Colorado

BraytonHughes focused on creating a mountain modern design concept that would resonate with a diverse set of users and help bring a fresh lodging concept to life in this 36-room hostel / hotel concept.

Big Sur, California

BraytonHughes aimed to creat a unique sense of place at Ventana with a rustic refined design inspired by the region’s natural beauty and storied history of music, arts and free spirits. Renovation of the resort overlooking the Pacific Ocean included Lobby, Restaurant, Pool, Spa and 63 Guestrooms & Suites.

Palo Alto, California

BraytonHughes aimed to creat a unique sense of place at Ventana with a rustic refined design inspired by the region’s natural beauty and storied history of music, arts and free spirits. Renovation of the resort overlooking the Pacific Ocean included Lobby, Restaurant, Pool, Spa and 63 Guestrooms & Suites.

Palo Alto, California

We leveraged our expertise in designing an office that strengthens the relationship between people and their physical space, thereby enhancing productivity and increasing a sense of belonging. The design delivers a tranquil sense of welcome to visitors and speaks to the needs of their employees working within the legal industry.

Santa Monica, CA

Medina, Washington

Overlake sought to transform their dated clubhouse into a modern, design-focused structure. The Pacific Northwest’s influence on the club is reinforced through the color palette and materials and through the contemporary approach to the detailing. The renovation included locker rooms, meeting and lounge spaces and add a new bar and lounge.

Montecito, California

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Healdsburg, California

San Francisco, California

Windsor, California

Saint Helena, California

Inverness, California

Big Sur, California

San Francisco, California

Kona, Hawaii

Big Sky, Montana

The Spa respects the rich Native American culture that characterizes Big Sky. Luscious earth tones, or-ganic shapes, and neutral-tones honors the tribe’s connection with mother nature and earth’s beauty. Soft lighting and white walls create a calm, soothing spa atmosphere. Sculptural furnishings maintain the natural expression of the materials and textures.

Big Sky, Montana

*FF&E & Accessories by Alder & Tweed

Big Sky, Montana

The BBG draws inspiration from Montana’s rugged landscape, utilizing raw, natural materials, thick wood textures, soft leathers, and simple pattern fabrics to create a cozy ambiance. The spaces feel casual, comfortable and can easily transform. All details have a hand-constructed quality that reflects the regional craftsmanship and history.

Big Sky, Montana

Baba taps the stylistic trappings of a modern barn for its design, with an octagonal ceiling, large wooden doors, dark basalt tile, and dark bronze metal trims. A grand stone wall, replete with firewood nooks, frames a large fireplace. Hand-picked furniture enhances the modern, comfortable feel with smooth patterns, metals, soft leathers, and neutral materials.