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This contemporary jewel box of a guesthouse is nestled into Jackson Hole basin. It was designed to comfortably and stylishly house overflow guests visiting a Dallas couple's scenic Wyoming getaway. The small 956 sq. ft. quarters are adjacent to the primary vacation house and can accommodate a group of six. What the space lacks in square footage, it makes up for in clever architectural details and mid-century furnishings employed in fresh ways. The efficient floor plan takes advantage of majestic mountain views with the atypical placement of picture windows and a soaring two-story living area.
