Lake Home Inspiration
Design By: Pfeffer Torode ArchitectPhoto By: McGinn PhotographyIt's that laid back, come on in feel you get the minute you lay eyes on the lakeshore. As I was writing this post I was reminded of the reason why so many of us claim our best childhood memories at the lake. And it's not because of the perfect gourmet kitchens our grandmother's had or our childhood best friend's magazine worthy living rooms. Lake homes are about the outdoors. The sunsets, the dock jumping, the boating, the nights around a campfire. So while this post does include some inspiring interior photos, it primarily hones in on the natural elements of lake home living and the inspiring moments it gives us.
Photo By: Helen Norman for Southern Living Magazine
Design By: Ridgeline Construction GroupPhoto By: Landino Photo
Design By: Maggie Griffin DesignPhoto By: Brian Bieder
The heart of the home is still the kitchen even, and maybe especially, at the lake. These family friendly, homey kitchens are sure to make you feel right at home.Ridgeline Construction GroupDesign: Whitney Durham Interiors/Photo: Laura Negri ChildersDesign: Maggie Griffin Design/Photo: Brian Bieder
There's always that room that makes you want to curl up with a good book and a fresh cup of coffee. Here are a few inspiring me to do just that!Design/Photo: Maggie Griffin Design
Is it against the law to have a lake house without a swing? It should be!
Design By: Whitney Durham InteriorsPhoto By: Laura Negri ChildersPrimary bedroom retreat filled with natural light, earth tone colors and beautiful patterns.
Design By: Maggie Griffin DesignPhoto By: Brian Bieder
And have you ever seen anything more beautiful? I can't get over this timeless copper soaking tub.
Design & Photo By: Build Cooper JonesDetails that reflect the beauty and ease of the outdoors.Design: Dirk Walker Art/Photo: Seibels CottageDesign: Maggie Griffin Design/Photo: Brian Bieder
Photo By: Jean Allsopp for Birmingham Home and GardenWe spend enough time in front of our computers and keeping a schedule. Let the lake be a place to step away, get outside and slow down.
