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Minnesota Lake House: Charming Home Tour

Charming Home Series, home tour May 28, 2022

Summer will be here soon so it seems appropriate to tour a lakefront home to get in warm weather mood. Today we’re heading to Minnesota to see a beautiful lake house by Lands End Development and BeBe Design. The home is warm and inviting, with a few little quirks tossed in for fun!

Minnesota Lake House - Farmhouse TourPhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

In the living room,  the walls reflect board and batten siding as seen on the home’s exterior. Rich wood floors, ceiling, and trim keep the room cozy while a brick and wood mantel fireplace add warmth on cooler evenings. Simple Roman shades allow full views out the window to the gorgeous scenery outside.

Lake House Living RoomPhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

The lake house kitchen comes alive with pale blue cabinets.

Blue Farmhouse Kitchen with Red AccentsPhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

A red range adds an element of fun surprise. Note that the pendant lights are similar, yet different.

Blue Farmhouse Kitchen with Red StovePhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

Attention to beautiful detail is evident throughout the Minnesota lake house. A built-in nook with wall sconces creates a cozy reading corner. A rich wood cabinet overhead provides a space for storing favorite reading materials.

Farmhouse Hallway with Built-In BenchPhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

The dining room enjoys twin pendant lights that provide a soft glow above the table. I love that the wood ceilings run throughout the main living areas, helping to unify one space to the next. Pretty upholstered chairs add an air of elegance.

Minnesota Lake House Dining RoomPhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

Another dining space awaits just outside on the screened-in porch. Red and gold striped shades add just the right punch of color.

Screened Porch DiningPhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

Painted shiplap graces the walls in one of the lake house bedrooms where a spindle bed takes center stage.

Farmhouse BedroomPhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

Red makes another appearance in a guest bedroom. Simple twig artwork adorns each bed (note to self: collect the fallen branches in the yard and make one of these grids).  White, feminine bedding pairs with the more rustic artwork. Pairing opposites is a great way to create visual appeal in a room. I always love the surprise of the unexpected.

Farmhouse Style Bedroom in Minnesota Lake HousePhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

When you live on a lake, it’s important to have comfy seating on the porch to enjoy the waterfront views. Matching plaid throws allow you to linger longer into the cool nights.

Lake House PorchPhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

The lake house and outbuilding are quaint and stately at the same time. I love the simple lines of the architecture.  I wish I were in Minnesota right now to go lounge on those Adirondack chairs and drink in the view.

Beautiful Minnesota Lake House with Farmhouse StylePhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

A corrugated metal fish greets you upon arrival at the lake house. You know fun things will happen at a vacation home with a fish gate!

Gate to Lake HousePhoto by Gridley + Graves Photographers

 

See the rest of this charming Minnesota Lake House photographed by Gridley + Graves.

 

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  1. debras says

    August 28, 2016 at 8:09 am

    What a beautiful lake house. It brings to mind what they use to look like. Just furnished with cast-off furniture. This house is just gorgeous.

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  2. Sherry Legan says

    August 28, 2016 at 12:12 pm

    Beautiful house. Thank you for the tour. I loved that gate.
    Enjoy your weekend.
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  3. Nancy says

    August 28, 2016 at 6:36 pm

    I’ll take it! I was thinking the same thing about the chairs. I love sitting by a lake.

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  4. Linda says

    August 29, 2016 at 4:47 am

    LOVE this house !!!!!!!!!!! Thanks so much for sharing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! made my day !!!!!!!!!

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  5. Bridget Ralston says

    August 29, 2016 at 6:41 am

    Love all your tours, but I must say this is my favorite!! Thanks for sharing!!

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  6. Linda R says

    March 29, 2020 at 11:21 am

    Where can I get a pattern for the fish on the entrance gate?

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  7. Laura says

    May 28, 2022 at 9:47 am

    My kind of Paradise.

    Reply
  8. Teddee Grace says

    May 28, 2022 at 11:47 am

    I like the big fish gate.

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