Sunny Style on Delavan Lake
A Delavan Lake retreat offers a soothing palette for guests with pops of patriotic and nautical style.
A Delavan Lake retreat offers a soothing palette for guests with pops of patriotic and nautical style.
A Geneva Lake home is the ideal escape for a Chicago family to reconnect and recharge.
After spending her childhood on Lake Beulah, a homeowner returns to the water nearly 30 years later.
A unique piece of land on Powers Lake proved to be a match made in design heaven for a Genoa City couple looking to design their ultimate home haven
A Lake Beulah home is perfectly designed from top to bottom with plenty of custom touches, and beautiful art scattered throughout.
A Chicago homeowner builds her ideal, laid-back getaway on Geneva Lake’s south shore after a long renovation project, making it the ultimate relaxation destination.
When the Fidelers embarked on building their home on Geneva Lake, they knew it needed to be welcoming and comfortable plus it had to function in ways that are unique to their family.
By Anne Morrissy | Photography By Shanna Wolf and Holly Leitner
Thousands of people walk the north shore of Geneva Lake between Williams Bay and Lake Geneva every summer. this stretch of the lake — historically known as “millionaire’s row” for its many opulent homes — contains one particularly well-preserved Italianate gem known as Alta Vista.
By Barb Howell | Photography by Shanna Wolf
Successful entrepreneurs and business owners, Thomas and Kathy George have many things in common: creativity, ingenuity, a solid design sense and five thriving retail operations in Lake Geneva and Highland Park, Illinois, among them E. Street Denim, Bloomingbyrds and Brick & Mortar Home & Outdoor.
By Barb Howell | Photography by Shanna Wolf
When Don and Lori Lyon started thinking about building a home on their family’s property on Green Lake, one of the lakes in the Lauderdale chain, their first concern was how to respect the past. Since the early 1950s Don’s grandparents and then parents lived on this slice of land, and to build a more functional, new home would require Don and Lori to tear down the place where the family had gathered for years — and in essence — erase a half century of memories.