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 24th Jan 2011
West Creek 30-781 Linked gathering spaces at the heart of this contemporary ranch-style home create a congenial environment for family living. Standing at the kitchen sink, you can keep tabs ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 19th Jan 2011
Pine Hill 30-791 While this country-style home plan makes an ideal retreat cottage, it is equally well suited for year-round suburban living. Linked family living spaces-living room, dining ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 11th Jan 2011
Take a tour of this home completed! January 11, 2011 Construction is in the "home" stretch on the Crestview (also known as the Barrett) hexagonal design. The clients are hoping to ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 7th Jan 2011
Alder Springs 10-549 Hiding behind a neo-classical Georgian façade is a two-level contemporary floor plan with bright and spacious hexagonal living areas at its core. On the main ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 20th Dec 2010
Hopewell 30-793 The Hopewell is a charming Craftsman inspired ranch house plan that offers a spacious floor plan. The footprint and layout make it an economical house design to build and ...
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