Summer in Wisconsin brings an abundance of sunshine, and with longer days and warmer temperatures, homeowners return to favorite outdoor activities. Garden plots are revitalized, and property owners may also reassess the use of space on the land surrounding their homes. Whether managing an acre of land or multiple acres of wilderness surrounding a dwelling, homeowners are wise to consider the benefits of properly managing and tending to this natural space.
Urban living and lush gardens aren’t as mutually exclusive as one might assume. In fact, it’s possible to cultivate thriving gardens in even the smallest spaces.
Americans are spending more time in their outdoor spaces–and want to maximize those spaces. Studies show that nearly 90% of homeowners consider their outdoor areas to be important to their health and well-being. Design trends reflect that people are showing more interest in connecting with nature in their own backyard and enjoying the comforts of indoor living while gathering outdoors. This means creating environments that are comfortable, multifunctional and cost-effective.
By intentionally cultivating spiritual simplicity, we will experience, on an increasing basis, more harmony, equilibrium and balance in daily living. Life itself will become a greater source of pleasure and joy. Ironically, we gain more by having less.
This was A rare opportunity to own a distinguished lakefront estate, offered for the first time ever. This mid-century modern residence, masterfully designed by the esteemed architect Sternkopf, is nestled on over 2 acres of pristine land with 150 feet of level, sandy-bottom frontage along the Caribbean-blue waters of Beaver Lake.