It takes years, many hands, and creative minds to design and build a house this beautiful.
We’re excited to share the Modern Lake House and everything in it, however many things in this home are custom and exclusive to the home. Mostly, we want to walk you through the design process and highlight a few things you can apply in your own home as well. We can’t share all the sources, but trust us—we share and give as much as we can!
Don’t miss the webisode for more!

Design build by Thomas Construction

We loved the design of the exterior. It’s modern, clean and captured the natural surroundings of the area. The stone work on the exterior is something we wanted to bring inside.
I’ve said it a few times before, but stone has a bad rep! It’s a beautiful material when it’s well executed. We juxtaposed the texture of the store with clean, white walls and natural wood beams



The artwork is by Ethan Cook. We’re attracted to his contemporary use of shapes and scale in this simple, yet interesting way. Handwoven on canvas, his medium is equally as compelling and the final piece.

Streamlined doesn’t mean boring. We kept the space uncluttered and unfussy without making it feel empty with large statements and substantial pieces. Carrying black throughout the entry tied in the statement black windows and finishes throughout the home.

Minimal & Sculptural
This console called for a contemporary table lamp that would be interesting to look at, but wouldn’t take over the surface space.



We filled the dining room with natural textures, modern statements, and a restrained color palette. The vintage rug’s subtle pattern perfectly anchored the long wood table and leather bucket chairs.

We wanted to make sure we put a cool plant in the corner, complete with a textural basket to host it. We love our Faux Olive Tree, because you can’t kill it!

The space was open and opposite of the entry way’s artwork. We wanted it to feel different, but still connected. We did a tonal art piece with wall sconces to make a statement without overwhelming the airy, sculptural statement chandelier. We love how linear it felt and filled the space.

Mirrors in the dining
We wanted to reflect light and do something different than more artwork, since we had a statement piece on the adjacent wall. Because we wanted the extra dining seating, we didn’t have room for a console, so we hung floor mirrors!! They are typically heavier, but we love the length and the effect they had in the space.

Stay tuned for more photo tours and webisodes of this gorgeous lake house!
Obsessed with your style
Aw, thanks so much!
OOHHH my stars! How gorgeous! We are building for the first time and I’m loving all your posts!! What color white did you use for the interior? Much Love, Christina
Hi Christina!! It’s Simply White by Benjamin Moore! Xoxo
Ooh, but that entry is drool-worthy!!
Stunning!!!!
Where did that dining room chandelier come from? It’s beautiful.
Could you please tell me where you selected the dining table and chairs? This is the exact look I am going for in our new house. Thank you!
Could you please tell me where you selected the dining table and chairs? This is the exact look I am going for in our new house. Thank you!
Love the dinning room table and chairs! Who makes them?
Mel C,
Did you ever hear back?
What kind of floor is that? Simply gorgeous!
Fabulous!
Where to source the round table in entry?
Love what you do!
Where did that dining room chandelier come from? I LOVE this home! Beautiful!
OMG I’m in love with those chairs, where are they from?
Where did you get the dining room rug?! I love it:).
Where is the chandelier from? Do you sell it?
We are working on a custom home for our family and are so inspired by your work!! Can you tell me the brand/color of the stone used on/in this house? Thank you!
This is beautiful! Are there links to the tonal art work? Thank you!