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Woodstock House

Location: Catskills, NY
Project Type: Net-Zero Energy New Construction

Perched on Ticetonyk Mountain in the Catskills, this net-zero home blends bold geometry with environmental sensitivity. Designed to frame views of the northern valley and southern rock outcropping, the house rises in two opposing volumes, maintaining constant dialogue with the landscape.

Black metal cladding and warm cedar siding create a striking, modern form that echoes its surroundings. Inside, triple-pane windows, solar panels, and deep overhangs drive energy efficiency, while polished concrete floors and minimalist detailing reflect a commitment to simplicity and durability.

The heart of the home—its walnut kitchen—anchors a seamless living experience that carries through custom built-ins to the primary suite. A floating wall and sculptural Japanese soaking tub define the spa-like bathroom, wrapped in soft Moroccan plaster.
Project Year: 2024
Project Cost: $1,000,001 - $1,500,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 12409
A sculptural form nestled into the mountainside—this sustainable home blends natural cedar and black metal for a bold yet organic presence.
Woodstock House - exterior by night
Cantilevered rooflines and angular volumes define the architecture of this Catskills retreat, designed to capture shifting light and distant views.
Woodstock House - exterior by day
Floor-to-ceiling windows connect the living space to the outdoors, while minimal furnishings highlight the home’s clean lines and natural textures.
Woodstock House - Living Room
The heart of the home—this open kitchen-dining area blends warmth and drama, framed by mountain-facing windows.
Woodstock House - Dining Room
Modern mountain architecture meets performance in this net-zero home, where a bold mix of black metal and cedar siding frames the front plaza and garden. Durable, low-maintenance materials were chosen to echo the natural landscape while ensuring long-term resilience.
Woodstock House - Exterior detail
Framed by native greenery and mountain views, the home’s front façade pairs black metal with warm cedar siding—an intentional contrast that blends modern form with the organic rhythm of the landscape. Designed for both beauty and durability, every detail supports the home’s net-zero mission.
Woodstock House - exterior landscape integration
The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring rich walnut cabinetry, matte black countertops, and a dramatic quartzite hood that anchors the space. Natural light pours in through large windows, highlighting the seamless transition between cooking, dining, and living areas.
Woodstock House - kitchen
A serene interior anchored by mountain views—this living space was designed as a visual extension of the wooded site beyond.
Woodstock House - living room
The front façade unfolds from the hillside, with cantilevered rooflines and cedar cladding emerging from native plantings and low-maintenance grasses—blurring the boundary between built form and mountain terrain.
Woodstock House - exterior plaza
A quiet moment between architecture and nature—the sculptural white hallway draws the eye toward a floor-to-ceiling glass door, perfectly framing the surrounding greenery beyond.
Woodstock House - hall
A quiet celebration of materiality—white walls pair with custom wood cabinetry and invisible floating shelves, showcasing local art and organic artifacts that ground the home in its Catskills setting.
Woodstock House - living room detail
Vertical cedar cladding wraps the entry corridor, drawing the eye through the home toward a framed view of the landscape beyond—an intentional invitation from front to back.
Woodstock House - entry
Wrapped in warm cedar, the front entry offers a direct line of sight through the home to the wooded landscape beyond—blurring the boundary between architecture and nature.
Woodstock House - entry
Custom millwork and natural stone elevate this minimalist kitchen, where function meets bold materiality.
Woodstock House - hall
A full glass door in the primary bedroom opens directly to nature, dissolving the boundary between indoors and out for a seamless connection to the surrounding landscape.
Woodstock House - bedroom
With black-framed windows positioned at diagonals, this serene bedroom captures shifting light and different landscape views—anchored by polished concrete floors and crisp white walls.
Woodstock House - bedroom
A freestanding soaking tub is perfectly placed to take in wooded views, making this bathroom a private retreat within the home.
Woodstock House - bedroom bathroom spa
A freestanding soaking tub becomes a sculptural centerpiece, perfectly placed to capture serene views through the floor-to-ceiling window—an immersive, spa-like experience rooted in stillness and light.
Woodstock House - bathroom spa
A minimalist concrete shelf doubles as a sculptural seating spot—geometric, Japanese-inspired, and seamlessly integrated into the architecture. Both functional and meditative, it anchors the space with quiet strength.
Woodstock House - bathroom detail
A sculptural all-white sink anchors the minimalist bathroom, paired with a custom floating wood vanity. Clean lines, refined finishes, and restrained detailing define this high-end retreat.
Woodstock House - bathroom custom millwork
Natural materials and restrained detailing create a bedroom that feels grounded, quiet, and timeless.
Woodstock House - bedroom
A Japanese-inspired sink stands out against a pigeon blue plaster wall, creating a serene composition next to the minimalist walk-in shower. Subtle geometry and tone-on-tone textures evoke calm and refinement.
Woodstock House - bathroom
Warm wood paneling creates an inviting focal point behind the bed, adding texture and depth to this minimalist bedroom. The natural grain brings subtle movement and a sense of calm to the retreat-like space.
Woodstock House - bedroom detail
A walk-in shower with a sculptural rain fixture anchors this serene bath space. Pigeon blue plaster walls and clean-lined fixtures bring a quiet, Japanese-inspired elegance to daily rituals.
Woodstock House - bathroom
A custom wood-paneled headboard warms the minimalist bedroom, adding texture and depth while anchoring the bed with natural elegance.
Woodstock House - bedroom
PA soft neutral-toned couch sits beneath expansive curtain glass, offering a restful view of the landscape. Local artworks add personality and a quiet cultural layer to this serene bedroom retreat.
Woodstock House - bedroom reading nook
A quiet moment captured from the hallway: the bedroom beyond glows softly, with a local artwork illuminated on the far wall—framing a serene invitation into rest and reflection.
Woodstock House - hall bedroom