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Here I share the projects that I am currently working on, or that have been newly released to the wild...or for permit, but saying I released them to the wild is much more fun.
I know you can’t see the back of this place, but, just imagine this: huge covered porch. Perfect for sitting out and watching the sun set over the canal behind this house.
We saw this house when it was just a blueprint, remember this one?
Now we’ve made a few tweaks and added some colour. Now it looks like this:
Next step? The real thing! Can’t wait to see it!
If you were to list your wishes for your dream home, would it include things like:
Well, with 14′ ceilings, a massive screened in porch, and double kitchen islands, I’d say this house is your soul mate!
Even though this house is a subdivision home, it didn’t mean we had to design it to blend in.
In fact, the more I look at the details of this home, the more it stands out. The brackets under the soffit, the posts on either side of the garage, the tapered columns surrounding the huge front porch, I’d say this one is a winner!
I was on my way to Home Depot, to buy some sort of building supplies for my never ending project list, and stumbled across this sign. Completely forgot this one was going up! It features a large, traditional house we designed to look curb-appeal-worthy on two sides since they both face a street. I’d say we nailed it (building pun intended)!
And here’s the images that were on the sign:
If you introduce a door to the bedroom wing of the house, you can use it to keep the kiddos asleep while you entertain guests in the main area.
When you back onto a pond, you cover the rear of your house with as much glass as humanly possible.
Can you just imagine the views you’d see from inside the house and from the huge covered porch?
Stylish, classy, and loaded with windows facing a park.
A three car garage obviously works perfect for those of you with car triplets, but if you only have two cars? The third bay can serve to hold all of your bikes, lawnmower, kayaks, and extra equipment that you don’t want to store in the house.
Sometimes all it takes to stand out in a subdivision is in the details, like a huge front window, thicker than standard roof fascia boards, and angled roof tails.
