South Carolina residents Allison Dunavant and Christine Crawford paint a mural on the north-facing wall of 234 Broad St during the Murals in Motion events. Two more murals are set to be installed in downtown Lake Geneva in the near future.
Delavan sister singing duo The Gebel Girls — Rachel Christine Gebel (left) and Micah Lynn Gebel (right) — perform Alanis Morissette's "Uninvited" at a free live concert on June 22 as part of an open house event at Geneva Stage, 244 Broad St. in downtown Lake Geneva. Rachel Christine Gebel gained national fame during the 2022-2023 23rd season of NBC's national singing competition "The Voice," advancing through four rounds and placing in the Top 20 before her elimination from the competition.
The beautiful atmosphere at Lake Geneva's Paper Dolls
Grandchildren
Kristi Hugunin, owner of Paper Dolls, with her grandchildren, (from left) Paisley and Hazel Hugunin.
Steve Targo, Luxury Lake Geneva
Nautical
One of the things customers know Paper Dolls for is its uniquely nautical-themed furniture pieces.
Steve Targo, Luxury Lake Geneva
Around the corner
Kristi Hugunin speaks to a customer at Paper Dolls.
Steve Targo, Luxury Lake Geneva
In blue
Couches, coffee tables, lamps, wall art — Paper Dolls has it all.
Steve Targo, Luxury Lake Geneva
Kristi Hugunin
“We know you want to come home after a busy day and walk into a beautiful atmosphere, and that’s how I feel,” said Paper Dolls owner Kristi Hugunin. “That’s how I feel everybody should live.”
Steve Targo, Luxury Lake Geneva
Plates & flowers
Above: This colorful dining room array is one of numerous displays within Paper Dolls. Left: One of the things customers know Paper Dolls for is its uniquely nautical-themed furniture pieces.
Steve Targo, Luxury Lake Geneva
Breakfast in bed
What is surely most people’s ideal setting for breakfast in bed can be found in this display.
Steve Targo, Luxury Lake Geneva
Kristi's office
Kristi Hugunin’s office at Paper Dolls in Lake Geneva.
Steve Targo, Luxury Lake Geneva
Comfortable colors
Customers at Paper Dolls never see the same displays. “It’s constantly changing,” said Kristi Hugunin.
South Carolina residents Allison Dunavant and Christine Crawford paint a mural on the north-facing wall of 234 Broad St during the Murals in Motion events. Two more murals are set to be installed in downtown Lake Geneva in the near future.
