Pictures of the space or at least some pics of the elements going into the house would be helpful. I really don’t here any nod to craftsman shaker so those door stlyes are not working in my head.

I really don't have pics to share now. Framing is being completed. Craftsman, no. We are working with a designer who is very good (I've seen her work) and we originally went with single panel shaker and black lever handles and hardware. There was a problem with inventory and so we had to switch vendors, and once again were given the option of door style. I'd like to make this decision now myself, rather than rehash our original conversation, when we tossed the door ideas around. She was happy with either door style. There are touches of vintage as well as modern elements in this home. I want simple doors, but not flat and not busy either. This is front exterior elevation, but floor plan has been modified. .

https://www.eplans.com/plan/2234-square-feet-3-bedroom-2-50-bathroom-2-garage-sp182993

PPF...true statement. Single is 1 vertical panel. 2 panel door, panel would be divided equally horizontally at the center of the one panel door.

The closest is TS2020, though it doesn't look totally symmetrical.

2 panel door, panel would be divided equally horizontally at the center

That's an unusual configuration. Have you seen pictures of those installed in a house?

Stick with the TS2020. The handle fits at the slightly lower center divider. If it is even, your handle won't be aligned with the middle piece.