
❤️ Would you like to save this?
By saving, we'll email this post to you for later. Unsubscribe anytime.
This charming lake house was designed by Myefski Architects along with Hickman Design Associates, located in the resort community of Lake Geneva, in Linn, Wisconsin. The two-story, single-family home encompasses 5,800 square feet of living space. Its beach-house style was inspired by the client’s desire for a home modeled on the movie ‘Something’s Gotta Give‘. If you haven’t seen the movie, it’s a fun summer flick starring Jack Nicholson and Dianne Keaton.
The exterior of this beautiful residence was carefully designed to reflect the shingle style the homeowners sought. “The shingle style is made unique through seamless attention to detail — which includes bracketed gables, balcony capped bays, stone chimney tops, and numerous porches and terraces,” states the architects.

On the first level you will find an entry foyer, study, sitting room, great room, kitchen, breakfast/dining area, mudroom, laundry, one full bath, one family bath, screened-in porch, an attached two-car garage with storage bay, and a master suite with separate walk-in closets and master bath. The home features several porches on the first level; some covered and others terraced. The upper level encompasses two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a separate family area, and an outdoor porch.

Interesting Fact: This exquisite project was honored with a Silver Award from the Association of Licensed Architects.

What We Love: From top to bottom, the details throughout this gorgeous lake house design are inviting and timeless. The lakeside views throughout the home are an added bonus in this tranquil environment. Each space offers unique design details. We are adding this to our list of dream homes.
Tell Us: Are there any details in this home that you do not find appealing?
Note: We have featured another amazing project from the portfolio of Myefski Architects that you don’t want to miss. Take a look: Charming lakeside retreat perched on the shores of Lake Geneva.















Photos: Courtesy of Myefski Architecture

0 comments