The Albany is a two story plan that makes great use of available square footage It foregoes the formal living room in favor of a spacious formal dining room, open family room, study or fifth bedroom, and a covered patio. A two story foyer creates an open entry, and the very open layout of the family room, kitchen, and breakfast area create a large shared living space. The family room adjoins the covered patio, and the first floor study/fifth bedroom is located at the rear of the home. The upstairs primary suite is accessed by double doors, and includes a tray ceiling in the bedroom, a private sitting room, private access to a covered deck, a room-sized closet, and luxury bath with corner whirlpool, separate shower, dual vanities, and enclosed commode area. The upstairs hall opens to three more bedrooms, two of which share a bath, and to the home's third full bath, utility room, and second linen closet. Two exterior elevations are offered, both featuring a covered entry and a multi-layered hip-and gable roof design, incorporating both brick and shake siding on the front of the home.

Once again, Tyler Homes has put its distinctive touch on a familiar architectural design, this time a prairie home interpreted for the 21st century. The main level offers a central great room with 12-foot beamed ceiling and a study with sliding barn doors. In the kitchen, commercial grade appliances and a hidden walk-in pantry offer modern convenience. A master suite with luxurious amenities, including a walk-in shower and separate tub, offers a private retreat with separate access to the covered patio as well as the laundry room. On the second floor, you’ll find two bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill bath; a third bedroom with private bath and loft access; and a raised loft with views of the back yard. The home’s walkout lower level continues the prairie styling but with the best features of contemporary living. A sunken family room with bar, a game room, and a fifth bedroom/exercise room provide plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining. Tyler Homes has even included a dog room with its own little entrance. Wood ceiling beams and unique architectural accents throughout the home enhance the prairie design

The Albany is a two story plan that makes great use of available square footage It foregoes the formal living room in favor of a spacious formal dining room, open family room, study or fifth bedroom, and a covered patio. A two story foyer creates an open entry, and the very open layout of the family room, kitchen, and breakfast area create a large shared living space. The family room adjoins the covered patio, and the first floor study/fifth bedroom is located at the rear of the home. The upstairs primary suite is accessed by double doors, and includes a tray ceiling in the bedroom, a private sitting room, private access to a covered deck, a room-sized closet, and luxury bath with corner whirlpool, separate shower, dual vanities, and enclosed commode area. The upstairs hall opens to three more bedrooms, two of which share a bath, and to the home's third full bath, utility room, and second linen closet. Two exterior elevations are offered, both featuring a covered entry and a multi-layered hip-and gable roof design, incorporating both brick and shake siding on the front of the home.

This primary bedroom is designed as a serene retreat, offering generous space, natural light, and a seamless connection to the ensuite bath and outdoor living. Soft neutral walls and plush carpet create a calm foundation, while large windows and sliding glass doors bring in abundant daylight and provide access to a private balcony. A sleek ceiling fan adds comfort and understated style, and a mounted television integrates modern convenience without disrupting the room’s clean aesthetic. The direct connection to the spa inspired ensuite enhances the sense of privacy and luxury, making this primary suite a thoughtfully composed space for rest and relaxation.

Located in the Houston Heights, the Waverly Residence is a modern home on an established street of two story homes boasting front porch typologies. The family’s desire for privacy resulted in a porch that rotates to internalize most of its function while still addressing the street. For this active family, yard activity and it’s visibility from within the home emerged as a priority for approaching the building’s relationship to the lot. Justifying the building mass to the Northern half of the site reinforces the scale of the design to the surrounding buildings and creates a large southern yard dedicated to play and brisket (is a Texas house a house without a barbeque?). The ground floor is clad in metal panel and a wood rainscreen that peels away from the structure to become both a fence and an entry threshold, blending the registration between the yard's privacy enclosure and the building skin. Variable width fiber-cement siding clads the second floor as a nod to the neighborhood vernacular. The pool and outdoor kitchen sit at the center of the yard, forming an island that divides the open play from private vehicular access at the alley. Shifted volumes delineate private space from the open public areas. The second floor extends over the public entryway to create a covered procession with cascading steps into the southern yard that traverses the length of the living spaces. The public program expands beyond the building enclosure to encompass the yard and living spaces. A horizontal shift in the ground floor volume produces both a private courtyard away from the lively public spaces and exterior delineation between private vehicular access and public entry. Within the open, ground floor plan, a change in elevation indicates the boundary between private and public space. Custom millwork provides ample storage for the young family. Playful patterns of enclosed storage with contrasting display boxes creates a cohesive millwork language throughout the home.

New entry to the reworked master suite through bi-parting pocket doors with access to the private patio - Architecture/Interiors/Renderings: HAUS | Architecture - Construction Management: WERK | Building Modern - Photography: Tony Valainis

The Albany is a two story plan that makes great use of available square footage It foregoes the formal living room in favor of a spacious formal dining room, open family room, study or fifth bedroom, and a covered patio. A two story foyer creates an open entry, and the very open layout of the family room, kitchen, and breakfast area create a large shared living space. The family room adjoins the covered patio, and the first floor study/fifth bedroom is located at the rear of the home. The upstairs primary suite is accessed by double doors, and includes a tray ceiling in the bedroom, a private sitting room, private access to a covered deck, a room-sized closet, and luxury bath with corner whirlpool, separate shower, dual vanities, and enclosed commode area. The upstairs hall opens to three more bedrooms, two of which share a bath, and to the home's third full bath, utility room, and second linen closet. Two exterior elevations are offered, both featuring a covered entry and a multi-layered hip-and gable roof design, incorporating both brick and shake siding on the front of the home.

Once again, Tyler Homes has put its distinctive touch on a familiar architectural design, this time a prairie home interpreted for the 21st century. The main level offers a central great room with 12-foot beamed ceiling and a study with sliding barn doors. In the kitchen, commercial grade appliances and a hidden walk-in pantry offer modern convenience. A master suite with luxurious amenities, including a walk-in shower and separate tub, offers a private retreat with separate access to the covered patio as well as the laundry room. On the second floor, you’ll find two bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill bath; a third bedroom with private bath and loft access; and a raised loft with views of the back yard. The home’s walkout lower level continues the prairie styling but with the best features of contemporary living. A sunken family room with bar, a game room, and a fifth bedroom/exercise room provide plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining. Tyler Homes has even included a dog room with its own little entrance. Wood ceiling beams and unique architectural accents throughout the home enhance the prairie design

3200 South Ocean is a pre-construction project by prestigious Seagate Development. This is a 7-story boutique residential masterpiece featuring a striking contemporary architecture and 20 exclusive residences where a select few will experience the ultimate in waterfront living. Located along the scenic Intracoastal Waterway, 3200 South Ocean offers private boardwalk access to one of Florida’s best oceanfront beaches. Choose from seven floors of spacious, well-appointed homes, conveniently located near upscale dining, shopping, and nightlife

This great backyard space started off with a wall and fence to level the backyard. Seat walls, planter and pillars set the tone for the shade structure that holds the space together. 2 different styles of pavers from Belgard and 2 new deck step landings to access the space from the house round out the project. Future plants for more privacy plantings to help privatize this space even more are in the works.

Private Stair to Guest Areas + Garage
Inspiration for a contemporary wooden u-shaped metal railing staircase remodel in Charlotte with wooden risers

14 Easy Street - Nantucket. Commercial spaces and luxury residences. Panoramic views of Easy Street Basin and historic downtown Nantucket. 1ST FLOOR COMMERCIAL - BACK SPACE 460 sq ft - FRONT SPACE 910 sq ft - 10 x 40 sq ft porch - public access from South Water Street and Easy Street Basin RESIDENTIAL UNIT(S) - one 4,000 sq ft penthouse - OR two 2,000 sq ft luxury residences - private entryways - shared private parking - 3 en-suite bedrooms - powder room + laundry - open kitchen, dining, living - waterfront balcony - outdoor grilling deck

Graceful arches contrast with high gables for a stunning exterior on this Craftsman house plan. Windows with decorative transoms and several French doors flood the open floor plan with natural light. Tray ceilings in the dining room and master bedroom of this house plan as well as cathedral ceilings in the bedroom/study, great room, kitchen and family room create architectural interest, along with visual space. Built-ins in the great room and additional room in the garage add convenient storage. While a screened porch allows for comfortable outdoor entertaining, a bonus room lies near two additional bedrooms and offers flexibility. Positioned for privacy, this house plan’s master suite features access to the screened porch, dual walk-in closets and a well-appointed bath, including a private privy, garden tub, double vanity and spacious shower.

The Albany is a two story plan that makes great use of available square footage It foregoes the formal living room in favor of a spacious formal dining room, open family room, study or fifth bedroom, and a covered patio. A two story foyer creates an open entry, and the very open layout of the family room, kitchen, and breakfast area create a large shared living space. The family room adjoins the covered patio, and the first floor study/fifth bedroom is located at the rear of the home. The upstairs primary suite is accessed by double doors, and includes a tray ceiling in the bedroom, a private sitting room, private access to a covered deck, a room-sized closet, and luxury bath with corner whirlpool, separate shower, dual vanities, and enclosed commode area. The upstairs hall opens to three more bedrooms, two of which share a bath, and to the home's third full bath, utility room, and second linen closet. Two exterior elevations are offered, both featuring a covered entry and a multi-layered hip-and gable roof design, incorporating both brick and shake siding on the front of the home.

This primary bedroom is designed as a serene retreat, offering generous space, natural light, and a seamless connection to the ensuite bath and outdoor living. Soft neutral walls and plush carpet create a calm foundation, while large windows and sliding glass doors bring in abundant daylight and provide access to a private balcony. A sleek ceiling fan adds comfort and understated style, and a mounted television integrates modern convenience without disrupting the room’s clean aesthetic. The direct connection to the spa inspired ensuite enhances the sense of privacy and luxury, making this primary suite a thoughtfully composed space for rest and relaxation.

This primary bedroom is designed as a serene retreat, offering generous space, natural light, and a seamless connection to the ensuite bath and outdoor living. Soft neutral walls and plush carpet create a calm foundation, while large windows and sliding glass doors bring in abundant daylight and provide access to a private balcony. A sleek ceiling fan adds comfort and understated style, and a mounted television integrates modern convenience without disrupting the room’s clean aesthetic. The direct connection to the spa inspired ensuite enhances the sense of privacy and luxury, making this primary suite a thoughtfully composed space for rest and relaxation.

This primary bedroom is designed as a serene retreat, offering generous space, natural light, and a seamless connection to the ensuite bath and outdoor living. Soft neutral walls and plush carpet create a calm foundation, while large windows and sliding glass doors bring in abundant daylight and provide access to a private balcony. A sleek ceiling fan adds comfort and understated style, and a mounted television integrates modern convenience without disrupting the room’s clean aesthetic. The direct connection to the spa inspired ensuite enhances the sense of privacy and luxury, making this primary suite a thoughtfully composed space for rest and relaxation.

This 5,200-square-foot Spanish Transitional courtyard estate in Bakersfield blends timeless Spanish architectural character with contemporary California living. The upstairs living room provides a relaxed secondary gathering space with direct access to a private balcony overlooking the rear grounds. French doors bring natural light into the room, while comfortable seating, a wall-mounted television, recessed lighting and a contemporary ceiling fan create a casual retreat separate from the home’s primary living areas.

This 1967 home has been transformed. LANTERN HOUSE is located at the edge of the forest, the edge of urbanity, where the glass and metal clad entry and stair volumes glow like lanterns in the night. The sloping, trapezoidal site posed challenges, resulting in a very unique geometry with a courtyard, a bridge, and a new stair tower link old to new. A new porch and foyer create a gradual entry sequence into the existing main house. A new roof form provides vaulted ceilings in an open plan concept. The primary living spaces are connected to private outdoor spaces for entertaining and everyday living, and the main addition contains a private master retreat with secluded access from the stair tower. The connection with nature is ever present throughout the house with intentionally placed glazing framing views to the surrounding trees.