Photos of a recent contemporary John Kraemer & Sons home in Deephaven, MN. Architecture By: Charles R. Stinson Architects Interior Design By: CRS Interiors Photography By: Jon Huelskamp of Landmark Photography

Steve Keating Photography

Set along a winding stretch of the Guadalupe River, this small guesthouse was designed to take advantage of local building materials and methods of construction. With concrete floors throughout the interior and deep roof lines along the south facade, the building maintains a cool temperature during the hot summer months. The home is capped with a galvanized aluminum roof and clad with limestone from a local quarry.

Matthew Millman

Vladimir Radutny Architects

The new master bathroom includes two different sink types to accomodate the varying heights of the owners. The counter and shower walls are clad in glass tiles from Oceanside Glass, and the floor of the shower, the bathroom, and the contiguous bedroom are all stained concrete. The bathroom opens directly onto the bedroom so that both share uninterrupted views of the city beyond. The toilet is placed in a separate compartment for privacy, and the shower is enclosed to control moisture. Otherwise the two spaces inhabit one big room. The high roof allows for high clerestory windows that flood the rooms with light. Photo: Jenny Brennan

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Photos of a recent contemporary John Kraemer & Sons home in Deephaven, MN. Architecture By: Charles R. Stinson Architects Interior Design By: CRS Interiors Photography By: Jon Huelskamp of Landmark Photography

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