“We selected a green bouclé sectional to frame the space and introduce an earthy pop of color to the room. For additional flexible seating, we selected three ottomans in varying colors and finishes that introduces a playful, casual feel to the space. The sectional faces a media wall that features the same white vertical plank paneling seen in the kitchen cabinetry to tie the two spaces together. One of our favorite features of the living room is actually the staircase leading up to the second floor because it was built out of the wood from trees on the property.”

“In the dining room, we installed oversized beaded light fixtures to create a focal point and once again draw the eyes up to celebrate the ceiling height. The beaded texture on the pendants gives the space a beachy, boho feel that we intended to incorporate in the design of the lake house. Below them, we selected a light wood dining table with brass inlays and dining chairs that incorporate the same arches and natural cane textures seen throughout the rest of the home. Along the back wall, we coated the double-sided fireplace in the same plaster finish as the kitchen range hood. Incorporating repetitive finishes and textures throughout the open concept space helps tie the different zones together in a really cohesive way.”

“In the entryway, we intended to create an inviting focal point that introduces many of the design elements that would be carried throughout the rest of the home. We installed a large gallery wall from floor to ceiling to create a strong first impression at the entry of the home. We opted for circular mating inside of the square frames and a round area rug to ground the space and introduce curved, organic language that can be found in other areas of the home.”

“Beyond the family room, there was originally a large room that was open on both sides leading into the primary suite. Our clients wanted separate spaces for the kids and adults in the home, and we had the idea to transform the awkward open space into a moody lounge area with a built-in bar and wine storage that was perfect for entertaining friends. This space stands out from the rest of the home because of the moody navy blue paint that is swept across the walls and built-ins. However, we made sure to incorporate arches and cane textures seen throughout the rest of the design to give it a cohesive feel.”

“The primary suite features a spacious bedroom and bathroom, as well as his and hers closets. In the bedroom, we wanted to keep the design very simple and serene to really act as a retreat for our clients. We installed wallpaper with a subtle texture to create a soft backdrop for the bed and nightstands. Above it, we installed gold wallpaper on the recessed ceiling, once again drawing the eyes up to celebrate the ceiling heights. We selected furniture pieces with interesting curves and arched wall sconce to incorporate the same curved, organic language seen throughout the rest of the home.”

“The primary bathroom is one of our favorite rooms in the home because of the corner vanity that is framed out in arches and the unique tile selections throughout. We installed a terracotta cement tile on the floor that mimics the herringbone flooring throughout the home and creates a warm, boho feel in the space. We also opted to carry the vanity countertops up onto the wall to create a backsplash and a ledge for jewelry and other small items. In the shower, we created a bench and shampoo ledge out of the same stone used for the countertops. Then, we installed simple white subway tiles that change dimension halfway up the wall for a unique, textured look.”

“In the guest bedroom, we wanted to design a space that felt open, airy, and inviting for the guests to relax in. We installed wall-to-wall ripplefold drapery that creates a really soft backdrop for the bed and nightstands that is both aesthetic and functional. We carried in the warm tones seen throughout the rest of the home in the leather headboard and decorative throw pillows.”

“In the guest bathroom, we carried in the same curved language seen throughout the rest of the home with a unique, arch shower frame and shampoo niche. We really made the space stand out by installing red brick tile with subtle variations and texture that give it an earthy feel. We opted to install the tile in a stacked pattern to give the space a more modern feel. Pops of brass in the plumbing and light fixtures pull in warm tones for a consistent look with the guest bedroom.”

“Heading upstairs to the second floor of the home, there was additional space to create a playful recreation room and lounge space for the client’s young children. There was an existing nook above the stairs that we decided to transform into a really fun hideaway space for the kids to climb into. Outside of the nook, we installed a custom rock-climbing wall. It was important to our clients to have a designated space for the kids to play, and the rock-climbing wall and hideaway nook transformed the basic rec room into a really special space for the kids.”

“We also designed a pool bath right off of the backyard on the main floor of the home. In this high traffic space, we opted for really durable materials like the terrazzo-style flooring. At the vanity, we carried over the same vertical plank paneled doors from the kitchen cabinetry, but we switched up the finish to white oak to allow it to stand out on its own. We also designed custom hamper pull outs inside the vanity for the guests to drop their pool towels.”