Character, subtlety and functionality by the lake

The Weskal project, by Canadian designer Adrianne Bailie, transforms a family home on the shores of Lake Kalamalka, in Vernon (British Columbia, Canada), into a warm, luminous space in complete harmony with its natural surroundings. Wood runs throughout the home as a unifying thread, creating a visual bridge between interior and exterior and reinforcing a sense of continuity and calm.
Character, subtlety and functionality by the lake
Its fresh and contemporary aesthetic balances simplicity and comfort, finding a perfect ally in our decorative accessories Viefe. The Fusion handles integrate in a subtle yet striking way, with their ergonomic design and minimalist profile that allow for a comfortable, durable and elegant grip.
Alongside them, the Round knob introduces a note of softness and curvature, complementing the ensemble with a discreet gesture that enhances functionality and adds character to doors and furniture.
The project’s design focuses on framing lake views, maximizing natural light and creating open, welcoming spaces conceived for informal gatherings and shared moments, where light becomes a central element that interacts with every material and finish.The integration of Viefe accessories reinforces this harmony. Each handle and knob becomes a detail that enhances the project’s aesthetic with elegance and discretion.
The interior design is by Adrianne Bailie Design, the architecture by BLDG Workshop, and the photography by Jill Penner Photography.