This Craftsman-inspired single-storey boathouse is one of two thoughtfully designed structures on a picturesque family estate. As the smaller of the pair, it was conceived to house jet skis while also serving as a functional and inviting swimming dock.

Though modest in scale, the boathouse delivers a strong architectural presence. Flared shingle walls and a flared metal Dutch-hip roof create a distinctive silhouette, complemented by a classic olive green and brown palette accented with bold red windows. A cupola crowns the structure, drawing natural light into the space below while reinforcing its timeless Muskoka character.

Rich in texture and carefully considered detailing, this boathouse is a testament to how even the smallest structures can make a lasting design impact.