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LakeHouse A Home Store
About LakeHouse A Home Store
The name LakeHouse suggests a certain look before you even walk in, furnishings meant to stand up to sand, sun and wet towels and to stay out of the way of whatever view is out the window, though what fills a home goods floor changes through the year and is worth seeing for yourself rather than guessing from the sign.
LakeHouse A Home Store keeps an address at 510 Bernard Avenue in downtown Kelowna, sharing the building with one other business, and has a website at lakehousehomestore.com for anyone starting the search from the kitchen table. Bernard runs down to the waterfront parks, which makes a visit easy to fold into a walk rather than treating it as a separate trip. Parking downtown is simplest outside the summer peak.
Home stores carry a wide range and turn it over through the year, so what is on the floor in April will not be there in October. Before you go, measure the wall, the window or the table you are shopping for, and photograph the room, because colour is far harder to carry in your head than dimensions are. Ask what can be ordered in when a piece is not on the floor and how long that usually takes, and whether larger items can be delivered or held while you sort out a vehicle. Anyone furnishing a place that gets rented through the season should ask which pieces take heavy use, since a lake house sees a whole summer of guests rather than one family.
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In the Downtown neighbourhood of Kelowna.
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