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 22nd Sep 2011
Northshire 30-808 This spacious prairie-style home is designed for construction on land that slopes up at the rear. On the main (upper) floor, a large great room with a fireplace is ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 23rd Aug 2011
Andover 30-824 This compact ranch-style home exudes a measure of traditional country charm, while being fairly inexpensive to build and maintain. A conversation bar fronts the kitchen's ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 28th Jul 2011
Montrose 30-823 A railed porch spans the front of this large contemporary townhome. Bold stuccoed columns support an arched opening that frames the entry. Inside, the foyer opens out into a ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 20th Jul 2011
Copperfield 30-801 From the street, this small ranch-style home looks pleasantly symmetrical. Inside, vaulted ceilings in the linked gathering spaces help create a sense of expansiveness ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 12th Jul 2011
Mesilla 30-183 This southwestern house plan features bold tapered columns that accent corners, porch, and echo the shape of chimney. Columns bound bright foyer, vaulted dining room and living ...
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