What to do with awe-inspiring lake views? Take advantage of them, of course, by filling just about every room with massive windows and French doors. That's what architect John DaSilva did to a stunning Cape Cod, Massachusetts, vacation home for a family of six. But he didn't stop there. Mixing elements from a 1920s bungalow, a Gothic Victorian and a classic Northeast lake house, the architect was able to nail the homeowners' wishes for a casual, comfortable and whimsical space.
What's more, the revamped house manages to fit comfortably into its surroundings by paying tribute to several different eras of classic Cape Cod architect
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