Anyone that enjoyed the RockyView will want to explore the new RockyView V2, which takes the original structure and expands the living space to offer 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms in a well-organized 1559 sq ft package. Centered around massive floor-to-ceiling windows that span all three levels, this design offers abundant natural light and easy access to scenic views outside. After a day on the trails, retreat to the lofted primary bedroom and bathroom to warm up in the luxurious walk-in shower, then snuggle up under the exposed timber ceilings when you’re ready to drift off.

As always with Woodhouse, the siding is completely customizable, however in this case the black siding can simulate what a Shou Sugi Ban cabin might look like: Shou Sugi Ban is a Japanese method of burning the surface of cedar siding before putting it on a structure. The burning process gives the siding an intense black color that many enjoy and has the additional benefits of preserving the wood, reducing maintenance, and adding an insect-repelling quality. In this case, the contrast between the dark material and light timbers creates a stunning overall aesthetic for the RockyView V2.