Crafted as a second home for a single mother and her young son in Bloomingdale, United States, the Lake Iosco House by architect Robert Luntz is a two-story, single-bar design positioned as close to the lakefront as zoning permits.
This linear composition, oriented north-south, features complementary sunrise and sunset decks, with Lake Iosco views visible from every room. Integrating the natural surroundings through the use of light-diffusing materials, the design creates a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

About Lake Iosco House
Nestled in the woods of Bloomingdale, United States, the Lake Iosco House is a captivating second home designed by Robert Luntz in 2010. Crafted as a haven for a single mom and her young son from nearby Manhattan, this two-story abode seamlessly blends with its natural surroundings. A Harmonious Interplay of Light and Nature
Strategically positioned as close to the lake as zoning permits, the long, linear structure embraces the sunrise and sunset with complementary decks to the east and west. Remarkably, every room offers stunning views of the tranquil waters, fostering a profound connection with the lakeside setting.
Blurring the Lines Between Indoors and Out
The ground floor’s open-concept layout facilitates effortless flow between the indoor living spaces and the expansive outdoor deck. Sliding glass doors on the west side grant the homeowner a clear view of their young son, allowing for constan...