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RJS Builders
“there a floor plan that could be viewed for this house?”
“I love the wood flooring! Can you tell me what brand etc was used?? I love the whole look of this plan layout!”
“Want to contact architect but wondering if there is a name to this plan?”
“great plan, made for easy living and entertaining; great use of the outside space as well.”
“thanks very much!! I love the floor and I'm crazy about the whole house:)”
“There is no name for the house plan it was a”
“trusses + dark floors+ open layout + sky light”
“loose open floor plan w lots of furnishings”
“White trusses. Open floor plan”
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Sheffield Furniture & Interiors offers interior design services, high end furniture, custom window treatments and custom upholstery.
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Murphy & Co. Design
“custom plan for our Client, therefore we unfortunately cannot share/sell it....thank you for your interest and inquiry.”
“separate floor plan. And I love the details like the catwalk, beams, door, and windows”
“In love with this. Open but separate floor plan. And I love the details like the catwalk, beams, door, and windows”
Alan Mascord Design Associates Inc
“I luv Alan Mascord and houseplans.co. What plan would this be?”
“share the floor plan for this house ,or direct me to where it might be available?”
“Love this floor plan! Wish I could afford to build it! Do you have a similar plan with less square footage?”
“co/house-plans/2459/
It shows the ceiling is actually designed to be vaulted - with a flat portion over the doors at 14ft.”
“That doesn't tell me the fireplace dimensions or the stone type used? I did find out the ceiling are 14ft. But that house plan was of no help on the fireplace.”
“This is Plan 2459 - The Terrebonne; this particular home was lovingly built by Blazer Development of Portland, OR - and was featured in the Street of Dreams. Hope we can help you find the home of yours!”
Lili Fleming-Nieri, ASID
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Last comment "This might be most like how our kitchen will look. I like the open layout."
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Last comment "This might be most like how our kitchen will look. I like the open layout."
This photo has 4 questions
“rambling floor plan where the Living Room flows into Dining Room which flows into the Kitchen, Breakfast Room and Family Room in a "stairstep" floor plan layout. One room melds into another all adjacent to the large patio view to create a continuity of style and grace.”
“Open floor plan. Under bar treatment.”
“very different open plan, like the windows/curve behind the breakfast area, canned lights”
“Floor plan, open layout but still definition between kitchen/dining and living area.”
Robbins Architecture
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Last comment "rip out wall to kitchen & bookcase"
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Last comment "rip out wall to kitchen & bookcase"
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“type of floors and finish is this?”
“This is my favourite houzz picture. Have just shared it with my architect as it fits perfectly with the open plan living room we are working on.
Do you know how much space there is between the main kitchen countertop and the island? Thank you”
“Love the floors. Are they white oak? What width was used? Thanks!”
“The floors are DuChateau Floors -7" planks, Antique White Oak”
“What is the flooring? I love the color and the width of the planks!”
“wooden flooring, nice bookcase.....good link of kitchen to lounge space”
“Floor ... plank and no shine”
“furniture, flooring, millwork, baseboards and interior doors — will allow your home to flow visually, too.More: Mastering the Open Floor PlanHow to Read a Floor Plan”
Cornerstone Architects
“overall floor plan design centers on maximizing the views, while extensive glazing is carefully placed to frame and enhance them. The residence opens up to the outdoor living and views from multiple spaces and visually connects interior spaces in the inner court. The client, who also specializes in residential”
“in the floor plan of this level. I like the flow, but unable to see the rest.”
“Stunning. I love the layour of this main floor....could I see a copy of the first floor plan too. Thanks!”
“these wood floors? what color and please specify if they are engineered or prefinished. Thank”
“Is the floor hardwood or the "hardwood" porcelain or ceramic tile?”
“hardwood floors are beautiful. What kind of wood and color are they?”
Wentworth, Inc.
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Last comment "Another picture of the cool basement"
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Last comment "Another picture of the cool basement"
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“how do you sound proof the exposed joist ceiling from top floor noises?”
“What flooring did you use? Want to duplicate!thank you!”
“I like the color and the tile used for the floor. What is the tile name and where can I get it?”
“and the floors are largely wood.
I'm trying to figure out if I'd be silly to remove the current ceiling tiles. Can you provide an idea of how much noise came up from the basement in this project?
Thanks a lot.”
“under your flooring, it is inexpensive, adds to resale value, and it's comfy (: and as for duct work I have the same problem, if your ceilings are too small to add a drop ceiling in the basement to hide it, they make at lowes a variety of options, where you just pin it straight to the ceiling, it doesn't”
Conard Romano Architects
“you post floor plan? I am trying like hell to configure a 1200 square foot home with 2 floors (600 sq ' ea) on a 2500' lot. Has to be live/work (and being done on an artist's budget - i.e., pittance). This looks as if it might be something I can learn from re this which seems currently to feel like an”
“An open floor plan: When you have limited space, open it up so that you can enjoy the views and conversations from the kitchen, dining, and living areas.”
“Open floor plans don't mean that you can't create nooks. Try placing a sofa or bed horizontally under a window for the perfect nap and reading spot. The short wall at the back of this seating area creates just enough of an enclosure to feel secluded and safe.More on how to create a nest”
