November 7, 2022

Okay y’all, it’s time to head downstairs and take the final tour of our lake house including the guest living room, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and mudroom! We designed this space to be warm, welcoming, and totally cozy for guests after long days on the water or early coffee mornings.


I stepped a little out of my comfort zone here going more moody and rustic than my usual white-on-white style and honestly, I’m SO obsessed with how it turned out!
This space now feels like the ultimate lounge spot at the end of the day…perfect for unwinding.


Although we didn’t overhaul the kitchen, the updates we made were huge in style:
Pro tip: Want more lake house decor ideas? Check out my Lake House Great Room Tour


I really love that the downstairs has two guest rooms and two guest bathrooms! Again, we did minimal work on the downstairs, so all the bedrooms really needed was a fresh coat of Spectrum Paint Fresh White (SP4). We kept up with the dark tones in the bedrooms with black furniture sets and simple bedding.
Both bathrooms got a quick facelift courtesy of Tob Knobs, Circa Lighting & Uttermost! We kept the first bathroom more neutral and beachy looking. The Belton Four Light Wall/Bath Sconce from Circa matches the Aspen II Flat Sided Pull in Brushed Satin Nickel, and the Hollin Cup Pull in Brushed Satin Nickel hardware from Top Knob. These pieces feature slightly rounded edges with a beautiful brushed finish. Tieing the look altogether is the Rora Mirror from Uttermost, which is wrapped in natural woven banana plant giving it a striking texture.
The second guest bathroom gives off an edgier look with a little bit of industrial flair. I love love loooove the lighting fixture from Circa – Adelaide 4 – Light Sconce. It goes with the sleek straight lines of Tob Knob’s Clarence Pull in Flat Black. And finally, let’s all take a moment to appreciate that mirror – the Uttermost Melville Mirror!




The downstairs has sliding glass doors that go directly onto the lower patio with easy access to the stairs that lead to the dock. Because of this, we are all going in and out aaaaall day long, so I knew I had to create a little “mud room” area to hang towels, store shoes, etc. The built-in bench is painted to match the living room built-ins with the Hillmont Hooks in flat black to hang our hats on after a LONGGG day in the sun!

That wraps up our downstairs lake house tour (for now!) — but I already have ideas for future projects. The family and I are so excited to spend many summers here for years to come. Let me know your favorite part in the comments
Hardware – Top Knobs
Cabinet Paint – Spectrum Paint
Lighting – Circa
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