Perched on a hillside overlooking Idaho's Treasure Valley, Temple View is a custom residence that celebrates the quiet power of place. Designed by Liz Powell Design, the home was thoughtfully composed to capture sweeping panoramic views while presenting an architectural presence that feels both timeless and deeply rooted in its surroundings. Its balanced proportions, clean rooflines, and carefully layered natural materials create an exterior that is at once refined, welcoming, and enduring—a hallmark of the firm's philosophy that exceptional homes should age gracefully rather than follow passing trends.
The home's architecture embraces a restrained elegance, where every elevation is carefully considered and every outdoor perspective feels intentional. Rich stonework, warm wood accents, expansive windows, and thoughtfully scaled architectural details create visual depth while allowing the landscape to remain the home's most striking feature. Rather than competing with the dramatic setting, the design frames it, establishing a seamless dialogue between the residence and the surrounding valley beyond.
That same sense of harmony continues throughout the home, where architecture and interiors were conceived as a unified experience. Every space reflects a commitment to timeless craftsmanship, thoughtful planning, and livability—principles that define Liz Powell Design's approach to custom residential design. The result is a home that feels effortlessly sophisticated while remaining warm, inviting, and deeply personal.
More than a showcase of architectural beauty, Temple View was designed to enrich everyday life. It demonstrates that lasting luxury is found in purposeful design, authentic materials, and homes that foster connection—to family, to nature, and to the places that become part of a family's story. By allowing the surrounding landscape to shape both the architecture and the experience of living within it, Temple View offers a compelling vision of contemporary mountain living—one that is timeless, beautifully composed, and destined to be enjoyed for generations.
