With their youngest child headed to college, these homeowners decided to downsize, leaving rural life on the family ranch to create their ideal town house in a pedestrian-friendly urban setting, where they could be part of a vibrant community. Envi joined forces with architects ThinkTank for the 4-bedroom, 3.5 bath, 4,500-square-foot contemporary new-build in Bozeman’s hip, formerly industrial northeastern neighborhood. The architects designed the house in a series of levels, its form referencing the area’s industrial history in clean-lined concrete, metal and glass, while Envi was challenged with integrating heirlooms and 18^th-century art from the wife’s Swiss heritage and the Buddhist husband’s treasured pieces into the ultra-modern shell. Riffing on the couple’s “playful, funky vibe,” Peach + Ida combines that unlikely mix in eclectic interiors that are at once fun, comfortable, rich with color, and clearly evocative of the homeowners’ personalities. The successful result includes a steel-walled entry and Tibetan-themed mudroom; a living room with expansive custom shelving for the couple’s library, an antique wingback chair re-imagined in a modern print, and a European wood-stove wall with custom log rack; a primary suite with graphically bold Pierre Frey wallpaper and a Murano glass chandelier over the standalone tub; and a true cook’s kitchen with an inviting Scandi vibe and pops of turquoise on counter stools where friends and family gather.