Do you have the perfect floor plan for your custom built home in mind? If you do, you’ve already overcome one of the more difficult challenges a custom built home presents. If you don’t, though, that doesn’t mean you can’t create a fantastic house.
Want a new look for your living room? Instead of jumping headfirst into redesigning or remodeling, consider the room’s layout.
Just like the noted architect, Jean Nouvel said, “Space is not automatically doing architecture.” There’s plenty of room to create a masterpiece within space, but there’s also room to create a disaster. In this article, we will discuss floor planning, explore different types of house plans, and address key considerations and terminology that prospective homeowners should know to make their design dreams a reality.
Future homeowners have a common objective: to keep construction material and labor costs down. This is not necessarily because they undervalue the home building process. Instead, rising costs and shrinking budgets, along with a desire for more simple living and sustainability, are leading homeowners in the direction of a new trend. The solution? Small home floor plans.
It almost goes without saying that choosing the right floor plan for your home is important. It’s the blueprint for how you will move through and live in your home, and the size, shape, and location of rooms on your floor plan will give a first glance of how you will operate within your home.