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Creative Art Partners with Woods + Dangaran for Moccasin Flats Residence in Utah

We partnered with Woods + Dangaran on Moccasin Flats, a Hidden Rock Development residence set on 15 acres outside Zion National Park, curating art that brings warmth and texture to the home's mohair, oak, and travertine palette.

Desert home office with a dark wood desk, sculptural chairs and a copper wall sculpture beside a canyon view
Artwork by Jennifer Boysen. Photography by William Jess Laird

Creative Art Partners curated the art for a new residential concept from Hidden Rock Development Group set on 15 acres of dramatic terrain outside Zion National Park. Designed to be an extension of the landscape of the dessert, the homes use sculptural architectural elements and implement glass, stone, and organic materials to seamlessly blend the home into the rugged environment.

Inside, Woods + Dangaran utilize a rich palette of mohair, oak, walnut, travertine, suede, and shearling to contrast and add depth to the refined architecture and create a layered relationship to the natural materials of the desert. The art was thoughtfully curated to add moments of warmth and synchronicity in the home's design, using texture and color to the refined home to make it feel intimate and complete the experience of the space.

Dark floral abstract painting in a wood alcove above a black sofa in a living room, artwork by Gregory Arnold

Artwork by Gregory Arnold.
Photography by William Jess Laird

Floor-to-ceiling window framing a desert courtyard with cactus, a boulder and red rock cliffs beyond

Photography by William Jess Laird

Dark textured wall piece set in a wood alcove of a bedroom with a paper lantern, artwork by Lawrence Calver

Artwork by Lawrence Calver.
Photography by William Jess Laird

Stone fire pit beneath a suspended cylindrical plaster hood, seen through a narrow passage with stone steps

Photography by William Jess Laird

Low desert home with a pool and stone terraces set against red rock mountains at sunset in Utah

Photography by William Jess Laird

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