Replacing a small worn cabin, this new lake house embraces the stunning view of Lake Superior from the still shores of Madeline Island. The architecture features a wood-burning stone fireplace, an outdoor shower, an exceptionally stunning deck, and expansive living room doors that reach around the entire screen porch. Moreover, the upper floor of this custom home design includes guest rooms, an open play area for kids, and an office space that features yet another lovely view of the nation's largest lake.

This beautiful home is on the south shore of Madeline Island. The home features a small well-constructed footprint with a cozy year-round retreat. The open main floor living spaces overlooks the Big Bay of Lake Superior. This design was featured in the AIA Minnesota / Mpls St Paul Magazine and received the R.A.V.E. Award (Residential Architects Vision & Excellence)

Welcome to our newest addition to the breathtaking shores of Roy's Point in Bayfield, Wisconsin—a custom-designed lake home that perfectly blends modern comfort with the natural beauty of the Lake Superior coastline. This stunning residence is thoughtfully crafted to offer unparalleled lakeside living. With panoramic views of the water, spacious interiors, and high-end finishes, the home captures the essence of tranquility and luxury. Join us in celebrating this exceptional lakefront home that redefines modern living at Roy's Point, where every day begins with the beauty of Lake Superior at your doorstep.

Discover contemporary lakeside living with this exquisite new modern home in Willow River. Meticulously designed by Loon Architects, this residence combines sleek, minimalist aesthetics with unparalleled functionality.

This new cabin was built to be a space for the whole family; it was built to last so that the cabin could be passed down from generation to generation. The notable features of this cabin include an open floor plan and a "Ranger Tower Lookout," both of which accentuate the stunning view of the south shore of Lake Mille Lacs.

The kids have all grown up and the client wanted to replace their small cabin with one the whole family could use. The zero-step entry, spacious bathrooms and one-level living maximized aging in place without sacrificing the cabin's visitability.