Boathouse interior

Minocqua and the Lakeland Area’s lakes have so many beautiful boathouses. Many were built by wealthy families who spent their summers in The Northwoods in the early 20th century. (Affiliate read the post → about Boathouses- Lake House Inspiration

Gary Mcbournie is a designer who was contacted about giving new life to a Nantucket cottage originally built around 1900. The owners are passionate about sail boating and have a large house in town, but they wanted this tiny house to be a place they gathered before going out to sail. The end result is gorgeous and simple with the love of boating at the heart of it.

A modern boathouse with a Scandinavian-inspired interior has been designed for accommodation and small events in London.

Bruny Island, beautiful unadulterated coastline, and a foodie’s paradise. The Bruny Boathouse is Tasmanian escape for sea lovers.

See how Cory DeFrancisco, principal designer and owner of Muskoka Living, gave this new-build boathouse a classic Muskoka look.

Six Mile Lake Dry BoathouseThis 600-square-foot dry boathouse makes the perfect place to spend the day by the lake in sunny and rainy weather alike. Trips to and from the cottage become unnecessary thanks to its sleek modern kitchen and bathroom, fireplace, and living area. Glass-paned garage doors open up the main

Designer Joe Lucas jumped at the chance to help revive his childhood summer refuge

Jayne’s Luxury Rentals on Instagram: "Sleek lines, stunning views. Bal Harbour takes the Muskoka boathouse to new levels. 🌟⁠ ⁠ 📍Bal Harbour"

Instead of rolling down roads, their motorboat floats down rivers — and it’s as cozy as a woodland cabin. Think of it as a floating R.V.