This new classic shingle style residence is designed by Swan Architecture in collaboration with Martha O’Hara Interiors, located in Duluth, Minnesota. The interiors features a fresh east coast traditional detailing throughout. The floor plan is designed for main floor living, with master on the main level, and kids rooms below.
Perched atop a hill like a treehouse, all main level spaces have natural daylight filtering throughout, culminating in the outdoor hearth room, with motorized screens, wood burning stone fireplace, and vaulted ceilings. The heart of the home, as usual, is the kitchen where a large square island serves for gathering, food prep, idea-making and entertaining. Continue below for this beautiful and inspiring home tour…
Project Team: Architect: Swan Architecture | Landscape Architect: Keenan & Sveiven | Interior Design: Martha OโHara Interiors | Builder: Great Neighborhood Homes
What We Love: This lovely shingle style home offers a sprawling interior layout that flows seamlessly from one space to the next. A light color palette keeps spaces feeling bright and airy. Stylish living spaces are comfortable and inviting, ideal for family living and entertaining. Overall this is a beautifully designed home and we are especially loving the outdoor hearth room!
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Photos: Landmark Photography / Troy Thies, Photography
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