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For traditionalists who want a modern twist to their home design and still hold on to the familiar elements of their Colonials, Victorians, or Farmhouses, the transitional style is the perfect compromise. A fusion of the classic and contemporary, transitional design provides clean, minimalist, sophisticated lines that are increasingly popular today.

Stuck on creating a landscape plan for your home? You probably have dozens of questions: What do you include? What works in your climate? Where do you even begin? Before you have feelings of wanting to give up, take a step back and begin with the basics – evergreens!

Knowing “how much square footage do I need” when building or buying is something every potential homeowner absolutely has to consider. Even if you find the perfect style of home, the question that’s always asked is, “Is it big enough?”

Everything about the house plan you’ve just found is essentially perfect — from the number of bedrooms and bathrooms to the visual aesthetic. The only problem? You wish you could reverse, or “flip,” the plan. We offer options to do just that

Far from old-fashioned and unsophisticated, the country kitchen design is very appealing and attractive. With its delightful charm, warmth, and homey feel, it is a popular choice with today’s homeowners. The country kitchen’s quaint features and clean, mostly simple lines are adaptable to any house plan.

A new school season is here, along with the new clothes, accessories, and school supplies that come with it. You need a place to put it all – and unorganized closets are disastrous. Check out our tips for organizing all of your school clutter at home so you don’t get overwhelmed!

Everything homeowners need to know to add a swimming pool to their new or existing home: What are some standard sizes? Where do pool designs come from? When should you dig; what permits are needed? We answer these questions and more so that you can install an aboveground or in-ground pool properly, safely, and legally.

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.

Do you love the water – and long to have a beach in your backyard, with softly lapping waves? Then beachfront living – where every day feels like a vacation – is for you. From cozy bungalows to spacious two-story structures, you can choose a dream beachfront house plan that's stylish, comfortable, and sturdy.

From just a mere cabinet to hide pipes, house the sink, and give needed storage, the bathroom vanity – a simple standalone or a stylish split fixture in master suites – has evolved into a trendy centerpiece of the bathroom. Here’s a look at the split vanity’s various design configurations and benefits.