This family house built in 1974 has undergone a stunning remodel by Bria Hammel Interiors in collaboration with Doug Dzurik Construction, nestled within the serene woods of Long Lake, Minnesota. Crafted as a sanctuary for a lively, expanding family, this dwelling narrates a story of carefully curated perfection.

With its sleek modern elements blending seamlessly with cherished antiques, the home is ready to embrace moments of warmth and celebration. The homeowners desired for their space to feel lived in, vintage-inspired, and layered with intricate details. Continue below to take a tour of their renovated home…

What We Love: This Minnesota lake house has gone through a remarkable remodel to meet the lifestyle needs of its inhabitants. The update has an improved flow through the home, decorated with stylish furnishings and accessories. Living spaces are now more efficient and functional, with updated paint colors and flooring to enhance the aesthetics, creating an overall warm and welcoming atmosphere for family living. 

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Above: The breakfast nook was previously all built-ins, but the designer reimagined this space by adding in a bench with a custom cushion. With a vaulted ceiling above, she had to be mindful of adding light without disrupting the ceiling design. An oversized swing arm light fixture can be adjusted, acting as a sconce when it is pushed in. The built-in shelving offers a way for the owners to personalize their space, and celebrate the changing of the seasons.

Above: The dining room was reimagined with entertaining in mind. The addition of a bespoke bar — painted in Wrought Iron by Benjamin Moore — provides an inviting space for hosting gatherings with family and friends. Infused with elegance, this space features curved cabinet details, reeded door fronts in a beautiful dark navy hue, and gold hardware for a hint of glamour.

Above: The kitchen was one of the largest renovations in the home. The designer added a second set of porch doors to enhance the natural light. She also removed the previous soffit to increase the ceiling height. The island was enlarged and a concealed coffee cabinet and pantry were integrated into the design to expand the kitchen, creating an open and welcoming atmosphere while maximizing functionality. Over the island, a linear light was added to lend the appearance of multiple fixtures.

Above: The cabinet color in the kitchen is Stone Hearth by Benjamin Moore. The pendant light above the island is the Piaf Large Two Light Linear Pendant, from Visual Comfort & Co.

Above: The backsplash tile is the zellige | weathered white | bejmat, from Cle Tile.

Above: The mudroom was renovated with functionality in mind. The flooring features a durable antique terracotta stone that lends a timeless charm to the space. Paired with custom cabinetry painted in Dark Olive by Benjamin Moore, this space exudes an earthy yet luxe aesthetic. The walls are painted in Ivory White by Benjamin Moore.

Above: The owner’s bathroom also underwent a full-scale remodel with the addition of a freestanding tub, making the space feel more opulent. The stool is the Harper Stool from Brooke & Lou. Aged brass plumbing fixtures were added to have a beautifully antiqued appearance upon installation and will patina over time, lending a vintage feel. The shiplap walls are painted in Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore.

Above: The mirror above the vanity is the Caskill Capsule Framed Wall Mirror from Kate & Laurel All Things Decor. The wall sconces are the Thomas O’Brien Bryant Sconce from Visual Comfort & Co.

Above: The shiplap walls in the powder and guest bathroom were painted in Dark Olive by Benjamin Moore, adding warmth and depth. The statement mirror in the powder bath lends a hint of elegance, the Yitro Metal Framed Wall Mirror in bronze from Kate & Laurel All Things Decor.

Above: In the nursery bathroom, the walls are painted in Café Mocha by Benjamin Moore. The mirror above the vanity is the Crest Mirror in Brass from Brooke & Lou. The light fixture above the mirror is the George Double Sconce in Brass, from Brooke & Lou. The artwork on the wall is called “Afternoon in the Sun III” from Brooke & Lou. 

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