
Sustainability Month
Sustainable Build of the Week:
Designed by: Leanne Lynn | McCroskey Interiors
Location: Village of Loch Lloyd, MO
This lakeside masterpiece isn’t just stunning; its award-winning design thoughtfully blends modern aesthetics with breathtaking natural materials, creating a seamless harmony with its surroundings. Beyond its beauty, this home epitomizes contemporary elegance and comfort through sustainable practices, showcasing a commitment to both exceptional living and environmental consciousness.
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