Dark hues continue in The Rose Tavern restaurant Studio Tack partner Ruben Caldwell explained the aim was to create buildings that could have been built one hundred years ago. White-painted and gabled structures that form the 109,745-square-foot (10,196-square-metre) complex are intended to be undefinable.
Related story Five standout hotel interiors designed by Studio Tack "It was also important for us to connect guests to the lake and show how beautiful and pristine this region is, whether by sitting on the deck in an Adirondack chair or reading a book in the library overlooking the water," he continued. "We wanted the hotel to feel like a home so when guests check in it feels familiar immediately." It features dark blue walls and stacks of books for guests to read "Our concept for the design was inspired by our summers growing up on the same lake," Caleo added. Running along the rear of the property is a private boardwalk for water sports on the lake, or to enjoy fishing and a series of firepits for making s'mores. A moody library with a log fire adjoins the lobby There is also a swimming pool and an outdoor hot tub where guests can relax with views of the lake all year round, and a gym. Guests from around the world deserved to see this place." The decor includes muted textiles, leather and woodīuilt from the ground up, The Lake House on Canandaigua contains a number of buildings, including the main hotel with 123 guest rooms and suites, a timber frame events space for weddings and daily yoga classes, the casual Sand Bar, The Rose Tavern Restaurant and The Lake House Spa by Soveral. "But, the Finger Lakes, with all its natural beauty, was relatively geographically unknown as a place," he said. "We grew up in this place, one of the greatest natural environments in this country, with the best crystal clear lakes and rolling, green hills," Caleo explained. The lounge-style lobby has an eclectic mix of furniture and baskets filled with rugs "We wanted to create something special for the community and also something that would put the Finger Lakes on the map as a destination," said The Brooklyn Home Company founder William Caleo, who runs the firm with his sister, designer Lyndsay Caleo Karol and her artist husband Fitzhugh Karol. The brother and sister founders of The Brooklyn Home Company, whose family previously owned a motor-lodge on the same plot, worked with New York-based Studio Tack to create a new project to reinvigorate the site. Top image: The Lake House on Canandaigua is designed with an ambiguous style Above: a monolithic wood reception desk anchors the hotel lobby.
The Lake House on Canandaigua is named after its location on one of the 11 long and narrow lakes that form the region aptly named the Finger Lakes.
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