2014 Legacy of Design 2nd Place award Contemporary Spaces. This home office is located adjacent to the entry so it is part of the initial impression guests receive when first entering the home. The color palette, textures, and layout of furniture were all designed to welcome people in from outside. Even though the ceiling is tall, the footprint of this room is small so scale of the furniture had to adhere to the size of the footprint. A gray leather guest chair welcomes visitors to sit down and converse with the homeowner while he or she writes a note or reads the paper. Michael Hunter Photography

Water colors abound in this dual dining room with Sun Porch at the Beach. This home is intended to entertain a lot of people! As an extension of the Grand Kitchen, this dining room can seat 23 people! What a perfect place to bring the entire family! Fun, friends and family are the highest priority!

In addition to the many built in benefits of FULL ICF construction (year round comfort, energy efficiency, storm and pest resistance, peace and quiet to name a few) this custom built home boasts vaulted ceilings, a bright window filled open living area, stunning custom cabinetry and tile work, a laundry room with outside access, a large master suite and master bath with a flush entry shower, an oversized heated workshop and beautiful finishing touches.

A modern multi-panel sliding glass patio door. Built for seamless indoor-outdoor living with energy-efficient glass, smooth gliding tracks, and durable frames that resist warping. Ideal for Utah homeowners wanting open views, natural light, and a premium connection to the outdoors.

This plan was designed for the move-up buyer, a family of stable size that wants a higher level of luxury without unnecessary space. A straightforward footprint saves construction dollars that can be allocated instead to the architectural details associated with upscale homes, while a perfectly executed layout provides elegant efficiency. The stone-and-shake façade features an appealing entry portico and unique shutter detailing that builds on the barn door trend. An ARDA for Published designs goes to Royal Oaks Design Designer: Kieran Liebl From: Oakdale, Minnesota

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The focal point of each four-bedroom, two-bathroom Bradford series home is the spacious great room reached via the attractive entry foyer. The great room opens onto a large covered patio ideal for outdoor entertaining.

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This beautiful Banner Mountain property is a current work in progress and so, while KKLA works on the Master Plan, we have added some immediate color, texture, and curves to beautify the front entry. The end vision is one that will create space for entertaining large groups and is both kid and dog friendly. The landscape will include a swimming pool, a covered outdoor dining and living area, a vegetable garden, and a water-efficient lawn for play and overflow parking.

A custom modern entry door with glass sidelights installed by Window Mart, adding style, security, and natural light to this Calgary home's entryway.
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This 5,500 plus square foot home has three finished stories with no detail over looked. HOLMES certified, this luxury home is built from high performance and energy efficient materials. Photography by Spacecrafting

This the the foyer/mudroom in which you enter the home from the main entry or garage. There are cubbies for storing coats and gear. Eventually there will be a custom built-in bench for sitting down and removing shoes. The Crimson Bluffs Home is a sustainable smaller home with 360 degree views of the Missouri River various mountain ranges. Energy-efficiency strategies include long-lasting building materials, passive cooling, ample natural day lighting, high insulation values, advanced framing, and a combined heating approach of passive solar heat gain and radiant hydronic floor heating, a strategy we call “Sun Smart Radiant Heating.” Greenovision Home Design

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