Harmonious Architecture

09/06/2026

Stunning!!!!!!!
Very excited to see our lake home design in real life on the cover of Lake & Home Magazine!!

Design Inspiration issue for September and October
2 Homes on the Fall Home Tour 🍂

09/06/2026

visit this fun filled game room at the Ottertail Lake Home designed by Harmonious Architecture at the Lakes Area upcoming home tour!

09/06/2026

Have you planned your Home Tour route yet? Let us know where you plan to start the day!

Tickets now available | Get yours at Lumber Depot, Periwinkle, Nest, Prairiegrass home decor, or Vergas Hardware

09/06/2026

Come and tour this beautiful home designed by harmonious architecture!
We’d love to see you!

09/05/2026

Put this fantastic tour your on your calendar!!!

08/22/2026

In addition to a game room (where the homeowner enjoys doing puzzles while the kids play) and a dedicated space for the kids to play with their toys, this home has a full-sized wrestling mat for the kids to practice for school competitions!

08/19/2026

"An airy music room with soaring ceilings (raised to accommodate a favorite painting and a stately piano, one of many instruments the matriarch of the family plays) greets visitors when they arrive."
-Lake and Home Magazine, July/August 2026 issue

08/13/2026

There are two sets of stairs in the home, one in the foyer at the main entry and another at the entry from the garage. The family lives on a farm, so it was important to them to have a separate entry to keep the farm mess and storage away from the entry guests would use.

08/10/2026

This home has two suites; One on the main level and one on the upper level. This was due to some great advanced planning by the homeowners. They have 8 kids, while the kids are young the parents will stay in the suite upstairs to be close to the other bedrooms. As the family ages the parents could move down to the main level suite, currently being used as a guest suite.

08/08/2026

The couple did a lot of the work building the home themselves with some help from a family friend who could "cobble things together without a formal plan in an absolutely amazing way" says the homeowner. It was his idea to use the culvert pipe for pillars, he built the stairs leading down to the patio and incorporated the two crosses in the stone by the entry.