Tag: cost-effective design
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Limit Design Choices for Cost-Effective Purchasing
When it comes to helping buyers with interior product selection, less can be more.
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Clever Storage Stair From Repurposed Studs
Stair treads flow into bookshelves all made from repurposed 100-year-old Douglas fir wall studs.
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Indoor-Outdoor Connections Clinch the Sale
Bringing the inside out and the outside in is a way to make all houses live bigger and better. In master planned communities, where maximizing lots is key, here’s how to design indoor-outdoor space that will help seal the deal.
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Create Modern Houses With Widespread Appeal
Architect Steve James shows how to design modern homes with less edge, to attract a wider market segment.
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FourPlans: Not Your Mama’s Laundry Room
Forget little laundry rooms. Nope, these spacious and functional spaces are so much better, especially when they connect directly from the master suite’s closet (one step and done!)
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Passive Expressive
Walk into Brookfield Residential’s Midtown Residence Eight, just outside of Denver, and you’re embraced by sunlight and warmth. You’ll notice that street noise is muffled. Your first thoughts likely won’t be “this is a green home.???
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How to Build A Spa-Style Bath
Increasingly discerning homeowners now travel the world, and one of the things they want is the spa-style bath from a great destination hotel. Architect Jerry Gloss shows how to bring the spa vibe home without increasing the bath’s square footage.
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A Garage Cum Courtyard Maximizes Outdoor Space
A garage cum courtyard maximizes outdoor space on a narrow suburban lot.
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Courtyard Houses for Suburban Lots
Architect Edward Baum created a housing model to fit typical suburban lots and work within existing codes that can be built using components found at major home supply retailers.