Located in the Neches River region in deep East Texas, this camp cabin is settled amongst cypress and loblolly pine trees on the edge of a 100-acre lake. Designers wanted to update the home for the family who have gathered here since the 1940s, adding square footage and modernizing spaces while respecting the property's rich history.

The living room also does a lovely job of mixing subtle patterns, soft colors and attractive textural details. The brick fireplace radiates warmth, literally and visually. And the windows' wood trim handsomely frames wood and lake views.

To get to the primary suite, designers planned a dark, book-lined passageway that opens into the bright, airy main bedroom. An orange vintage rug anchors the space.

The kitchen reveals itself through a book-lined hallway, painted dark gray. As you walk into the gourmet room, a window directly across from the doorway frames woodsy views and moves the eye across the space.