Artfully abridged detailing that nods to neoclassicism is layered on top of the arched form inside and out, giving it a handsome demeanor with a contemporary vibe.

A sitting room at the farthest end of the arc-shaped house cantilevers over the lake to capture dramatic views. Barrel chairs by McGuire and an extra-long sofa capped with a chaise from Kravet offer an abundance, and thoughtful variety, of seating. The dramatic and variable nature of the land,...

Vistas to the lake increase exponentially by eliminating the wall between the living and dining rooms. Botanical-print swivel chairs from Kisabeth Furniture in Fort Worth, Texas, and a custom dining table surrounded with curved seating play off the shape of the house.

The architectural detailing and millwork in the house, so evident in the staircase, was custom designed to reference tradition but reflect a sleeker aesthetic. A contemporary, blackenedsteel and mahogany console, made by furniture designer Chad Manley, is equally timeless

Morgante Wilson Architects installed grasscloth wallpaper in this Powder Room. The vessel sink is hand hammered and sits on top of a live edge slab counter.

In the owners’ bedroom, which tops the living room and sits over the lake, architects Elissa Morgante and Fred Wilson updated their clients’ existing furniture with a few stylish additions, including an end table from Room & Board and Sonneman’s swing-arm sconces from Lightology.

Janus et Cie chaises man the cantilevered deck, edged with a glass barrier for safety’s sake. According to Ryan Kettelkamp, the lavender ringing the upper garden thrives due to the warmth of the lake