Lisa Konz Photography This was such a fun project working with these clients who wanted to take an old school, traditional lake house and update it. We moved the kitchen from the previous location to the breakfast area to create a more open space floor plan. We also added ship lap strategically to some feature walls and columns. The color palette we went with was navy, black, tan and cream. The decorative and central feature of the kitchen tile and family room rug really drove the direction of this project. With plenty of light once we moved the kitchen and white walls, we were able to go with dramatic black cabinets. The solid brass pulls added a little drama, but the light reclaimed open shelves and cross detail on the island kept it from getting too fussy and clean white Quartz countertops keep the kitchen from feeling too dark. There previously wasn't a fireplace so added one for cozy winter lake days with a herringbone tile surround and reclaimed beam mantle. To ensure this family friendly lake house can withstand the traffic, we added sunbrella slipcovers to all the upholstery in the family room. The back screened porch overlooks the lake and dock and is ready for an abundance of extended family and friends to enjoy this beautiful updated and classic lake home.

Brian Vanden Brink

photography by Rob Karosis

Nat Rea Photography

Children's bunk room provides plenty of sleeping arrangements and integrated storage.

Photography by Nick johnson

Photos by Jeff Fountain

Photo: Julia Heine / McInturff Architects

This Lake House is one for the books. With plenty of outdoor spaces your guests are sure to find a place to relax. The outdoor pavilion ceiling, deck ceiling and pool room ceiling are all clad with our beautiful Cypress. Move into the main level and you will be welcomed by our rich Reclaimed Pioneer Oak Floor.