Gorgeous lakeside cottage with traditional architecture and stylish interior design

The couple wanted to bring the interior of the cottage up to date. Leasia offered a custom dining table from Design Furnishings that combines traditional and modern elements. West Elm’s upholstered chairs are a fashionable touch that homeowners love.

This comfortable and serene space is ideal for a barbecue. Here you can enjoy the view, bask in the sun, or take shelter under the archway in bad weather. A chandelier from Restoration Hardware completes the look.

The elevator, covered inside with walnut wood, provides extra lifting power in the three-story house.

Spacious dressing table with sturdy quartz countertop. The Happy D by Duravit bathtub completes the soothing view outside the window.

This laundry and workshop is one of the favorite spaces in the house for the hostess – an accomplished knitter. There’s adequate space for all the supplies, and the room can also be accessed through a walk-in closet.

The main townhouse has four and a half bathrooms, each with some difference in design. “I don’t want us to get tired of the monotonous view. So we used classic materials and made the bathroom design different,” says Jill.

Bathroom tiles: Oregon Tile and Marble, Pratt and Larson, Ann Sacks, Pental

Originally the couple wanted to build two separate houses. However, it didn’t make sense because of zoning regulations and height restrictions. So it was decided to build two townhouses. The family lives on the right side and the townhouse on the left is going to be sold.

Jill saw a mirror like this in a magazine and thought it would look good in the bathroom of a detached cottage. She bought it and finished her project with a jute rope.

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