Antique Coffee Tableįirst of all…This coffee table!! It’s a 1970’s Baker bamboo table that I found on (get ready for it) ETSY!!! I nearly died. You’ll see very soon that I have a “slight” obsession for clipper ships. The tones are so rich and the frame is to die for. Hayley, the curator had this in her personal collection and I loved it so much she let me graciously take it right off her wall. Little one was a gift from my girls from William Sonoma. Large blue and white ginger jar is from Chesterdales in Naples, FL.
Lantern is HomeGoods, vintage art by, The Atelier Collection. Green bamboo chair from IMS sale room ( similar), Tray table from The Sitting Room Studio. Glass sconces flanking fireplace from Landschute’s private collection. I needed a custom size to fill the space and this rug had everything I wanted warmth, nautical and classic. Art from The Atelier Collection, rug is Couristan carpet made into a rug. Antique side table from One King’s Lane ( similar), Blue and White pottery from John Derrian in NYC, brass-looking glass is an estate sale find. They are the most expensive pieces of furniture I have ever purchased and I have zero regrets! The quality is outstanding and the comfort is out of this world.
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The coffered ceiling and soft colors in the fabrics along with the southern facing windows leads to a soothing experience. The living room is one of my favorite rooms. I love mixing in old and new lighting ! Antique wood sconce is from Landschute’s private collection. Brass hurricane lamp from Homegoods (similar here & here), Brass lamp from an estate sale ( similar). Pine dresser is an antique, but I have found similar at English Traditions in Naples, FL. I love to pull the rugs up so I can see the beautiful detail in the wood flooring.
TimelessĪnother view with a change in furniture. Spindle bench is from Francis King showroom. Paint color is White Dove by Benjamin Moore. Antique wood sconces by Landschute Builders private collection. Wood floors are Du Chateau-walnut with an oil stain. I call this one “the ladies and the ducks.” I’m slightly obsessed with myrtle topiaries (as you can see) and any and all brass figurines. I love the simplicity of just the table against the bare floor. Pictured here is an antique table of my Grandmother’s. Rug is from International Market Square “Sale Room” (open to public.) Just steps away, visitors are greeted with Landschute’s magnificent work-coffered ceilings, wood panels, intricate moldings and details upon details as Lake Minnetonka and all its beauty beckons you in. The anchor door knocker is from Nantucket. The new, expansive front door is painted Benjamin Moore. That first visit with the realtor, I opened the front door and I felt like I had opened it a thousand times. Here, Dorothy and Buster our English Bulldogs are enjoying the “golden hour” on the lake as the sun is just setting. The time of day, the light, the clouds, the sailboats that drift by… Every minute of everyday day is different and beautiful in its own way. Living on a lake is like living with living art.
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In her full lakeside glory… She is truly something to behold. Lake side details of Mona Bina: Diamond windows, lattice railing, beautiful stone steps. Where most people may have seen a “tear down” we, along with Jon saw potential. Our builder, Jon Monson is notorious for restoring old homes. Funny thing was, we were looking for a new house, but her charm could not be ignored. We hired Landschute to lovingly restore her to her previous glory. We purchased her in 2014 only hours after walking through for the very first time. “Mona Bina – Home For All” was built in 1937. She is sharing all details, from paint colors to the story of her home under each picture. Today you will get to know about Heather and all of the details of this special home. Today, I am very happy to have Heather Strommen from I’ve loved her historic lakehouse for some time now and her timeless way to design her home always leaves me inspired to say the least.
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