Stone accents from the stove backsplash in the kitchen match the fireplace surround in the connected living room, ensuring the kitchen flows seamlessly into the rest of the cabin. The open-concept living and dining room ensures guests and homeowners can gather in this living space and seamlessly enjoy all this remarkable home has to offer.

This living room features reclaimed wood beams, a stone fireplace and large windows that allow plenty of natural light to stream in. Designers chose to leave the windows without curtains and selected light colored furnishings to keep the room from feeling too dark.

This living room is cozy and comfortable, while also showcasing natural materials. The reclaimed wood beams and mantle bring the eye to the focal point of the room: the gorgeous stone fireplace.

For a couple who loves hosting extended family at the cabin, dining for many is a must. Comfortable, upholstered seating lines one side of the table in addition to the head chairs, and on the opposite side, a bench that can seat many. The bench also opens sight lines those who are cooking and hosting from the kitchen – making endless hosting possibilities a breeze.

This windowless kitchen space presented a unique design challenge. Designers layered materials to add warmth, resulting in a kitchen that is both rustic and sophisticated. Notice the blue-washed island that complements the pantry's painted shelves, bringing in color to this mostly-neutral space.

Rustic elements and reclaimed wood throughout add variation and warmth to the space without sacrificing function. Open shelving ensures accessibility and showcases design detail. Here the light subway tile backsplash and darker grout complemented by the darker wood selections and rustic elements.

The white, statement-making subway tile backsplash and floating shelves complement the wood tones and give the windowless room a light and open feel.

The far wall of the kitchen is framed with reclaimed wood beams and features floating shelves so guests can easily locate kitchen essentials.

Brush your feet off and hang up your coat, we're offering you our warmest welcome in this custom lake home. This mudroom features rustic exposed wood and plenty of storage.

This powder bathroom features paneled walls and statement-making, blue hexagon-patterned tile flooring. Designers wanted to make this a fun space, while also keeping true to the design seen throughout the rest of the home.

This main bedroom space features light finishes that create a relaxing, dreamy retreat. The exposed beams and wood plank ceiling bring in natural elements and warmth to the mostly-white space. The natural stone fireplace really brings a wow-factor to this bedroom.

This bedroom space feels light and airy, as if sleeping on a cloud. To bring the look together designers chose white-washed wood finishes, white shiplap, and light linen and cotton textile selections. This space feels cozy and inviting as much in the morning as it does at bedtime.

This dark and dramatic guest bathroom features blue-hued paneled bathroom walls paired with an unfinished wood trimmed mirror. This bathroom provides a place where you can go to clean off after a long day on the lake and will hide all the dirt and grime. The flooring is a white penny tile with a dark grout that pairs well with the marble countertop.

This nook proves to be the perfect spot to curl up with a good book for a few moments of relaxation.

When it's not being used as another sleeping spot for extended family, this nook provides the perfect getaway for a good book or one-on-one family game night. Built-in shelving, large windows and sconce lighting make this space the perfect spot to cozy up with a good book.

This loft space is comfortable and cozy. After a long day on the lake it is the perfect place for a family game night or hangout spot. The wooden boards along the vaulted ceilings add to the rustic look seen throughout the home and out the windows can be seen a gorgeous birds eye view of the lake.

In an otherwise unused space above the garage, this space was transformed into additional sleeping space for the kids. Psst! Check out the hidden green door – transporting you to a secret room! White, shiplap walls create a dreamy and relaxing children's bedroom space.