Landmark Lakefront is a fully realized modern-contemporary residence on Lake Simcoe, designed around unbroken water views, a sculptural mono-stringer stair and seamless transitions between interior living, covered terraces and a tiered stone waterfront landscape. Commissioned by Canadian artist Zarum and later sold for just under eight million dollars, it stands as a built example of Lamadeleine Design's modern lakefront capability.

The house comprises 7,300 sq. ft. above grade, supported by a finished walkout lower level of 3,350 sq. ft. that functions as an equal living floor. A large four-car garage is integrated into the street elevation rather than treated as an add-on. On the lake side, an enclosed main-floor terrace and a second-floor covered terrace extend the interior living spaces toward the water as part of one continuous lake-facing composition. The commission was tailored to a working artist client, with circulation and wall space planned to showcase both the lake and his art collection.