“We were interested in our neighborhood before we found our house, and had actually put an offer into the house next door, which was also for sale,” Peck begins. “When we got outbid, we took a look next door (as our wonderful real estate agent put it… it was a fixer upper!), but it backed right up to a national forest, and had the most incredible views out the living room windows.”

They made the purchase on their fixer upper in the fall of 2020, and it was the fact that the land butted up against so much nature that appealed to the family, which includes two kids and a handful of rescue animals. And though the house had good bones, Peck admits it was very outdated.

“The house was built in the 1980s and had been rented out by many of the owners, so it needed some serious TLC and an update,” Peck explains. “Despite having an 8-month-old and 3-year-old, we jumped in head first into a DIY renovation that ended up taking just about two years, in which we stripped the house back to framing and rebuilt from there.”

Peck says the renovation was basically from top to bottom: “We removed carpets, an unsafe woodstove, torn up pine board flooring, gutted the bathrooms, redid the whole kitchen — you name it, we had our hands on it,” she writes.”

“We kept the layout of the house, and with the exception of the kitchen and bathroom downstairs, we kept the bones of the house the same,” she continues. “It was fun (and way less expensive) to work the existing layout, and it was fun keeping the quirks in the home but putting our spin on them. What we loved the most — getting our kitchen cabinets in. With the help of family, it went from a blank space to a kitchen in the space of a weekend! What we hated — removing insulation (and mouse poop) from the walls.”

“My husband and I did about 95% of the work on it ourselves — what began as a ‘small’ project turned into us turning the whole house inside out over the last two years,” Peck continues. “The goal was a cozy, family home full of life, art, good food… all the good stuff, but we were mindful about choosing materials, etc. that weren’t the traditional mountain aesthetic that is everywhere out here in Wyoming.”

Peck says she’s a born and raised Californian, and wanted the home’s interior “to be lighter and brighter than what you usually find out here.” So instead of going full rustic mountain style inside, she “playfully” nods toward that vibe in some of the art picks, layering in light and airy textiles and vintage furnishings combined with tall ceilings and crisp white walls.

“We finally moved in in November 2022, and are so happy to be home,” Peck says.

• All walls — Benjamin Moore “White Dove”
• Trim — Benjamin Moore “Simply White”

• Cabinets — Boxi Semihandmade
• Peg Rails — June Home Supply

• Aria Sectional Sofa in Quiet Sage — Six Penny Home
• Pillows — The Citzenry
• Rug — Vintage
• Table — Bob Frank (my uncle!), Santa Cruz CA
• Rocking Chair — June Home Supply
• Art — Grace Peck

• Bedding — Morrow Soft Goods
• Pillow Covers — Dyekween
• Feather Art — Coral and Tusk
• Dog Painting — Louise Gouet
• Bedside Painting — Grace Peck

• Cabinets — Boxi Semihandmade
• Hardware — June Home Supply
• Sconces — Schoolhouse Electric
• Painting — Vintage, The Prolific Home
• Pendants — Devol
• Pottery — Chelsea Pottery Co
• Ceramics — Sagebrush Ceramics
• Luvhaus
• Katy Ann Fox
• Grace Peck

• Sofa — Maiden Home
• Chaise — Vintage
• Sheepskin — Hollow Bone
• Rug — Pampa
• Blanket — Petra De Luna
• Cowboy art — Melissa Lakey
• Wood wall hanging — Valley House Woodworking
• Couch Pillow — Vintage from Windy Peak Vintage

• Table — Parsons Nose Antiques (Vintage)
• Benches — Miikana Woodworking
• Rug — Experimental Vintage
• Sheephide — Five Marys Farms

• Bedding — Morrow Soft Goods
• Cow and Tractor Art — Sue Sommers
• Mountain View Art — Lily Calpin
• Desert Art — Grace Peck
• Toy Baskets — Amsha Studio

• Bed — Oeuf NYC
• Pillow Covers — Poppy and Honesty
• Sheets — Poppy and Honesty
• Rug — Experimental Vintage
• Painting in bunk bed — Amanda Blake
• Dresser — Vintage, hardware from Schoolhouse Electric

• Tile — Cle Tile
• Cowgirl Print — Mike Piggott via Tayloe Piggott Gallery
• Lighting — Schoolhouse Electric
• Ceramics — Grace Peck

• Vanity — Room and Board
• Shower Curtain — Quiet Town
• Lighting — Schoolhouse Electric
• Tile — Fireclay Tile

• Shed — Grow Huts
• Art — Grace Peck
• Foster kittens — Animal Adoption Center

Thanks Grace and Jason!

This tour’s responses and photos were edited for length/size and clarity.

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