If that home you’ve sketched and furnished in your mind can actually be yours, what would your top wishes be? Something practical like a walk-in closet? Or something a bit more outrageous like a bowling alley or basketball court? We did an informal survey of our users to come up with this Top 12 list of rooms and features – we can't wait to see what you dream up next!
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The Plan Collection explores the top 2026 home design trends — from warm, natural tones and mixed materials to the revival of trimwork and wraparound porches. See how craftsmanship and comfort are reshaping what makes a home beautiful, timeless, and welcoming in 2026.
What’s your fancy? An amazing one-story home with a spacious Great Room and all the amenities on one level? Or a fabulous two-story home with the social and work spaces on the main level and living quarters on the upper level? Here are factors to consider when facing that decision.
Described as the new market “sweet spot,” the three-bedroom plan is changing the face of the residential architecture and giving families what they want in a home: something stylish, practical, and well-built. Join us as we take a closer look at the versatility of 3-bedroom house plans.
The most inconvenient aspect of two-story homes – especially for retirees – is stairs. Climbing staircases simply isn’t possible for many people. The alternative for these seniors: single-story house plans that are less than 2,000 square feet. They give aging homeowners freedom and mobility without limiting the home’s scope and style.
The Plan Collection shares their predictions for the top house design trends for 2025. Get inspiration from the bold color choices, mixed metals, organic design, and screened-in rooms.