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THE MAGAZINE FOR FINE INTERIOR DESIGN & FURNISHINGS
Summer Style
GORGEOUS GROUNDS,
POOLSIDE PARADISE, LAKESHORE LUXURY
$3.95
SUMMER 2020
DETROITDESIGNMAG.COM
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Northern
Beauty
S
A stunning ome people can spot potential, even if
transformation it involves a Bay Harbor cottage with
gives this dated ornate windows that block the highly
vacation home in sought-after views of Little Traverse
Petoskey a new Bay and Lake Michigan, and with an
identity outdated, Victorian style. That was the case for a
couple with a passion for real estate and design who
TEXT BY
JEANINE MATLOW
turned to Harbor Springs-based Cottage Company
for a major renovation to make their diamond-in-
PHOTOGRAPHS BY the-rough the ultimate summer retreat.
BETH SINGER
Floral wallpaper and heavy draperies were
among the “before” features that had to go in order
for this savvy couple to have their happily-ever-
after home. The cottage’s Victorian style gave way
to a fresh and sophisticated vibe that represents
the current owners, who make their home on the
East Coast but have childhood ties to northern
Michigan. “No room was left untouched,” says
Kelly Konoske, president of Cottage Company
Interiors (the design arm of Cottage Company).
“(The home) had good structure and decent bones,
and the clients could envision what it could be. We
didn’t change much structurally or architecturally, that she thoroughly enjoyed this project. “The HOUSE OF BLUES “(COLOR CONTINUITY) IS
and the location was a big selling point.” (homeowners) were so fun to work with and so Both pages: Kelly Konoske,
With seven bedrooms, including a main floor trusting of my ideas. We just gelled, and the process
president of Cottage A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Company Interiors,
master, five full baths, and two half baths, there’s was seamless.” ensured that her clients’ TO HAVE ONE ELEMENT
plenty of room for the family and their guests to Wanting to give the home a sense of place, home was given a sense of
spread out. The second floor has four bedrooms Konoske took inspiration from the serene place. She took inspiration THAT TIES IT ALL
for all of the spaces,
and a bunk room, while the lower-level walkout surroundings and brought in varying shades
features a guest room, a kitchenette, and a game of blue, as well as pattern and texture that lend
including the family room TOGETHER, TO MAKE IT
and sitting area, from the
room. Color continuity connects the deluxe guest interest and keep the rooms cohesive. Low-profile serene surroundings, using FEEL LIKE IT FLOWS.”
rooms to the bathrooms. “It’s a great opportunity furnishings expand the views, while distinct ceiling varying shades of blue, and
to have one element that ties it all together, to make treatments — like the single beadboard in the great patterns and textures that — KELLY KONOSKE
provide interest and keep
it feel like it flows,” Konoske says. room — define each space. the rooms cohesive.
Practicality was a priority that was met Select artwork plucked from the couple’s
with performance fabrics and hardwood floors. existing collection was refreshed with new frames.
Casual living areas with a purpose answered An intriguing array of seating showcases pieces
the homeowners’ request for no formal or with architectural details, like the stools in the
wasted space. “The goal was to make the home great room. “There are so many places to seat
accommodating and welcoming for friends and people,” says Konoske, who arranged the back
family, (and to ensure it’s) a place for entertaining porch by placing chaise lounges near the master
and making memories,” says Konoske, who adds bedroom, and dining and lounging options by the
main rooms.
The master bedroom provides a soothing
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COME ONE, COME ALL
Above: “I love contemporary lighting,” Konoske
says. The modern chandelier that hangs in the
dining room makes a stylish statment. Below: The
spacious breakfast nook can easily accommodate
extra company if needed.
LAKESIDE FRESH respite, with shiplap walls and a wool carpet that
Above: The new open provides comfort underfoot. Gray tones appear on
layout features an airy
white kitchen with stain-
the fabrics, including the subtle animal print worn
less steel appliances, a by the couple’s Art Deco-style chairs. In the master
handmade Chain Homme bathroom, a soaking tub becomes a focal point in
geometric tile backsplash, the calming space; geometric tile floors add texture.
and quartz countertops.
His-and-hers vanities feature custom built-ins,
Below: A back entryway/
mudroom is inviting, with while vertical shiplap gives the illusion of a taller
its pretty accent pillows ceiling. Contemporary fixtures deliver a modern
and custom cabinetry. twist to the classic cottage environment.
Lighting makes a statement in the dining room,
where a modern chandelier hangs from the coffered
ceiling, illuminating the teak table with its metal
base and chairs upholstered in an abstract animal
print. “I love contemporary lighting,” Konoske
says. “That’s one area where you can push the
boundaries.” An adjacent sitting area with swivel
chairs creates a cozy spot for enjoying a cup of
coffee or playing a card game.
An open layout that resulted from the
renovation led to an airy white kitchen with
stainless steel appliances, a handmade Chain
Homme geometric tile backsplash, and quartz
countertops. The window seat in the breakfast
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SUMMER SPLENDOR
Below: An upstairs hallway welcomes with water-in-
spired blues and crisp whites. Right: The master
bath’s Waterworks bath tub is the perfect spot for a
relaxing soak amid cottage-style coziness.
“(IT’S A) HOUSE THAT’S
COMFORTABLE FOR 10,
BUT INTIMATE FOR TWO.”
— KELLY KONOSKE SLEEP WELL
The master suite is a soothing respite, with
shiplap walls and ceiling, and wool carpet-
ing that provides comfort underfoot.
nook can easily accommodate company when the
table is pushed beside it. “They like having a house
that’s comfortable for 10, but intimate for two,” beach or stroll down the street for dinner or drinks.
Konoske says. The bunk room with six beds is a favorite with
With their childhood ties to northern Michigan, kids, while the couple loves the meditative quality
this reimagined cottage creates a home base with of the lake and the back porch that enables them
a special connection the couple can share with to eat outside whenever possible. Another big hit
their three grown children and endless guests. The is the fire pit, where everyone gathers for laughter
coveted location lets them spend time outside, with and s’mores.
the added convenience of being able to walk to the According to the owners, thanks to its fabulous
reinvention from dated to delightful, the home has
already created priceless memories.
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BUYER’S
PURE MICHIGAN
Both pages: No room was left untouched during
the makeover of this Bay Harbor cottage, which
GUIDE gave way to a fresh and sophisticated vibe that
represents its owners, who make their home on
the East Coast but have childhood ties to northern
Michigan. The porch is now a pleasant spot for
INTERIOR DESIGN taking in the pretty views.
Kelly Konoske, Cottage Company Interiors,
Harbor Springs, cottage-company.com
BATHROOM
Bathtub – Waterworks, Russell Hardware,
Bloomfield Hills
Cabinetry – Kelly Konoske Custom,
Cottage Company Interiors, Harbor
Springs
Drapery – Kelly Konoske Custom, Klebba
Interiors, Duralee Grandeur With Dusk
Embroidery, Macomb Township
Floor Treatment – Glazzio Tile, Emmet
Brick & Block, Harbor Springs
Mirrors – Restoration Hardware
Sconces – Waterworks, Russell Hardware, Upholstery, Colefax & Fowler Farina In North Carolina Ceiling Treatment – Single Beadboard In
Bloomfield Hills Indigo, Harbor Springs Stools – American Leather, Texas Ultra White
Table, Occasional – Cyan Design Table, Side – Emerson Bentley, North Fireplace – Screen from Rejuvenation
Towel Bar – Emtek, Russell Hardware, DINING ROOM Carolina Lighting
Bloomfield Hills Chairs, Dining – Lee Industries, Hinson Table, Occasional – CTH Sherrill Floor Treatment – White Oak With Custom
Wall Treatment – Shiplap Paneling Nevis In Blue Occasional, North Carolina Finish
Chandelier – Arteriors Home Lamp – Regina Andrew Detroit, Detroit
BEDROOM Flooring – White Oak With Custom Finish Rug – Stark,, Darko In Oatmeal, Troy
Bench – Thibaut Fine Furniture, Table, Dining – Bernhardt Furniture, LiDa HALLWAY/STAIRS Shelving, Display – Custom
Schumacher Horst Stripe In Grisalle, North Development, Rochester Hills Armchair – Selemat, Osborne & Little Tables, Coffee And Side – Bungalow 5
Carolina Window Shades – Kelly Konoske Custom, Brera Linen In Denim Window Shades – Kelly Konoske Custom,
Comforter – Pine Cone Hill Coverlet And Harbor Springs, Klebba Interiors, Ginko Flooring – J Mish, Baytown II In Oyster Harbor Springs; Valances By Klebba
Shams Embroidery In Marine, Macomb Township Table, Occasional – Arteriors Home Interiors, Oaxaca In Navy, Macomb
Headboard, Bedside Chests, And
Armchairs – Vanguard Furniture, North ENTRYWAY, BACK KITCHEN EXTERIOR
Carolina Accent Pillows – Kelly Konoske Bar Stools – Baker Interiors Group, Troy, Landscaping – Vidosh North, LLC,
Lamps – Visual Comfort Custom, Harbor Springs, Decors Studio, Michigan Design Center Petoskey
Table, Occasional – Made Goods Schumacher And Jane Churchill, Flushing Cabinetry – Signature Kitchens, Petoskey Windows – Marvin
Window Shades – Kelly Konoske Custom, Cabinetry – Kelly Konoske Custom, Flooring – White Oak
Harbor Springs, Klebba Interiors, Duralee Cottage Company Interiors, Harbor Stove and Hood – Wolf ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS
Grandeur with Dusk Embroidery, Macomb Springs Sink – Blanco, Ferguson Plumbing Builder –Cottage Company Interiors,
Township Flooring – Tile, Emmet Brick & Block, Showroom, Petoskey Harbor Springs
Harbor Springs Wall Treatment Fireclay Tile, California Kitchen Designer –Signature Kitchens,
BREAKFAST NOOK Table, Console – Vanguard Furniture, Petoskey
Accent Pillows – Rytan Studio + Kelly North Carolina PORCH Landscape Architect –Vidosh North LLC,
Konoske Custom, Harbor Springs, Decors Accent Pillows – Kelly Konoske Custom, Petoskey
Studio, Flushing FAMILY ROOM Harbor Springs; Decors Studio, Perennials Original Architect – White & Liebler
Artwork – Serena & Lily Accent Pillows – Kelly Konoske Custom, Diamond Back Denim In Tick Tock Stripe, Architects, Petoskey
Ceiling Treatment – Single Headboard Harbor Springs, Decors Studio, Flushing Flushing
Paneling Floor Treatment – White Oak With Custom Sofa and Chairs – Summer Classics
Chairs, Dining – Palecek, Perennial Dot Finish Table, Coffee – Janus et Cie
In White Sands, RJ Thomas Showroom, Lamps – Regina Andrew Detroit, Detroit Table, Side – Summer Classics
Michigan Design Center, Troy Patterned Armchairs – Pearson Co., North
Chandelier – Arteriors Home Carolina SITTING ROOM
Floor Treatment – White Oak Rug – Stark Carpet, Digby In Oatmeal, Troy Accent Pillows – Kelly Konoske Custom,
Fruit Bowl – IMAX Worldwide Home Shelving, Display – Kelly Konoske Custom, Harbor Springs, Decors Studio, Seemakrish
Table, Dining – Redford House Harbor Springs, Allerding Upholstery, Davis Union Square In Hudson-Indigo, Flushing
Windowseat Cushion – Kelly Konoske In Birch, Harbor Springs Armchairs – Bernhardt Design, Stella
Custom, Harbor Springs, Allerding Sofa and Armchairs – Lee Industries, Group, Stucco Texture In Indigo, Grosse Ile
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