by Jessica Craig
In the realm of home design, few decisions hold as much weight as the layout of the kitchen. It serves as the heart of the home, where culinary delights are crafted and cherished memories are made. Two primary kitchen designs dominate the modern architectural landscape: open-concept kitchens and closed kitchens.
By: Debbie McAlexander on 26th Jun 2013
Corsica 30-443 This design was built by Future B Homes of Eugene Oregon. A bright stucco facade and high arched windows give this Mediterranean-style home plan a beguilingly sunny look. Gently ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 12th Jun 2013
Kenton 10-587 In this compact Ranch house plan, the living room, dining room and kitchen flow together in one window-bright and lofty vaulted gathering space. French doors at the rear open onto a ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 30th May 2013
Northbrook 30-898 Shingles and stones blend harmoniously to give the estate-size Northbrook the look of a rustic lodge. Inside, the wide foyer opens into a bright and spacious great room linked ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 28th May 2013
Pacifica 30-683 This design was built by Westlake Development Group and featured in the 2008 Portland Street of Dreams. This Craftsman-style home with an inviting front entrance is situated on a ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 22nd May 2013
Lake Creek 30-819 With its single-level Ranch floor plan and central great room, the Lake Creek is equally well suited to the needs of growing families or empty nesters. Wide windows fill most of ...
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