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 30th Apr 2008
Reynolds 30-396 This European house plan features elegant brick facade with columns, arched openings, wrought iron-rimmed balcony. Huge two-story great room links to pool room and is partially ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 28th Apr 2008
Ranch-style house plans are commonly one-story rectangular, U-shaped or L-shaped designs with built-in garage. You will find over 200 designs with a variety of sizes and exterior personalities to ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 24th Apr 2008
Briarwood 30-690 This two-story country-style cottage house plan is well-suited to the needs of a growing family. It has a luxurious owners' suite on the ground floor, and three more ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 23rd Apr 2008
Missoula 30-595 Exposed log ends add a unique touch to this grand, rambling craftsman chalet house plan. Bright, spacious, vaulted gathering space comprises kitchen, nook, living & dining ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 21st Apr 2008
Craftsman house plans typically highlight the use of natural materials such as stone and wood to the facade. Roof lines are low pitched, gabled or hipped. There are over 200 Craftsman home plans ...
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