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 Oct 2017
This Cape Cod home's wrap around covered porch, understated entrance and charming stone accents makes the New Haven house plan a great vacation retreat or year round residence. The main level ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 23rd Oct 2017
The Centralia's impressive stateliness and permanence is defined by the corner quoins, keystone arches, brick facade, and multiple gables. Half-round windows with copper-roofed dining room bay ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 16th Oct 2017
The handsome Mapleton has a Craftsman cottage look. This home could be placed within a grove of tall oak trees, or easily blend into a suburban neighborhood. An old-fashioned covered porch ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 11th Oct 2017
The Torrington offers some upscale features not usually found in a duplex. Its owners might enjoy keeping one unit as a vacation retreat, while renting the other unit out. This Craftsman-style ...
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By: Debbie McAlexander on 3rd Oct 2017
Historically, kitchens haven’t always been luxurious, open places with breakfast bars and double islands. And they certainly weren’t rooms where people wanted to gather. They were dark ...
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