Residential
Long Lake Cottage
A retreat in harmony with nature
Sitting on a wooded peninsula at Long Lake in Ontario is an extraordinary home that combines architecture and nature in a unique way. The cottage created by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design nestles against the terrain and, at the same time, opens up generous views of the lake and the surrounding forests.
A home that brings the beauty of the surrounding landscape indoors and uses natural materials to connect architecture and nature in a harmonious way.
The Casapark 181 plank floor runs through the entire building, setting a uniform stage for its different spaces. The brushed oak brings warmth and character into the minimalistic interiors, bringing the distinct materials together into a balanced overall look.
Cohesive interior design does not end with the floor. Matching stair steps and custom-made ventilation grids complement the design of the parquet in a cohesive way. At Long Lake Cottage, both of these items have been made using the same materials as the floor planks, perfectly matching their colour, surface and level of gloss. Crafted with Swiss precision, they blend impeccably with the overall picture, combining function with sophisticated design.
Location | Muskoka (CA) |
Architecture | DUBBELDAM Architecture + Design |
Client | Private |
Installation | - |
Parquet | Casapark 181, Oak Nature |
Images | Riley Snelling |
