Tiny lights outline the beams and lower edge of the cabinets. The glass table is surrounded by classic Brno chairs designed by Mies van der Rohe. In Frank and Inge Winters' dining room, halogen fixtures installed in a black background shine through an oak-grid suspended ceiling. The glass table is surrounded by classic Brno chairs designed by Mies van der Rohe. The solarium adjacent to the master bedroom features cabinetry that flanks a whirlpool bath.
Tiny lights outline the beams and lower edge of the cabinets.
It was a serendipitous find - and interior designer Inge Winters and her family have treasured it for 26 years. Shopping for a wooded two-acre lot with a lake view was not on the agenda the day that Winters and her husband, Frank, stumbled upon it as they drove through the Cedarburg area. At the end of the road were 20 wooded home sites surrounding a private lake. Then, three years ago they began reinventing the house, adding space and remodeling every inch, except for the lower level. She graduated from theHarrington Institute for Interior Design in Chicago in 1978.