A photo from our new Gallery Video #4. https://youtu.be/kGt1uP6u2I0 All homes featured in this gallery are available for purchase as stock plans. The designs featured here are between 3,100 and 5,300 square feet. Stock plans can be purchased immediately as is, or can be customized to fit your dreams and needs. Please contact us at http://www.trd-chp.com if you would like information regarding any home. Please visit our Houzz site for a breakdown of houses by square footage. http://www.houzz.com/pro/triangleresidentialdesigns/__public To see additional Gallery Videos on YouTube, follow us! We are also on: Instagram, Houzz, Pinterest, Google+, Twitter, Porch, Linked In and our website - trd-chp.com. For over 30 years, David Bennett (AIBD, CPBD) and Triangle Residential Designs have continued to provide: unique and affordable custom home designs, addition/renovation/remodel design, space planning, architectural promotion materials, a stock plan library and engineering services. TRD has won numerous local and national accolades, including 6 MAME Awards and over 100 Parade of Homes awards (Perfect Score, Gold, Silver, Bronze). "The difference between success and failure is where you draw the line." Choose TRD for full service custom home design, stock plans, addition/renovation design, space planning, architectural promotion materials and engineering services.

The perfect winter getaway for these Pacific Northwest clients of mine. I wanted to design a space that promoted relaxation (and sunbathing!), so my team and I adorned the home almost entirely in warm neutrals. To match the distinct artwork, we made sure to add in powerful pops of black, brass, and a tad of sparkle, offering strong touches of modern flair.

The proposal analyzes the site as a series of existing flows or “routes” across the landscape. The negotiation of both constructed and natural systems establishes the logic of the site plan and the orientation and organization of the new home. Conceptually, the project becomes a highly choreographed knot at the center of these routes, drawing strands in, engaging them with others, and propelling them back out again. The project’s intent is to capture and harness the physical and ephemeral sense of these latent natural movements as a way to promote in the architecture the wanderlust the surrounding landscape inspires. At heart, the client’s initial family agenda--a home as antidote to the city and basecamp for exploration--establishes the ethos and design objectives of the work. Photography - Bruce Damonte

Example of a mid-sized classic dark wood floor bedroom design in Austin with no fireplace

Zac Seewald

The perfect winter getaway for these Pacific Northwest clients of mine. I wanted to design a space that promoted relaxation (and sunbathing!), so my team and I adorned the home almost entirely in warm neutrals. To match the distinct artwork, we made sure to add in powerful pops of black, brass, and a tad of sparkle, offering strong touches of modern flair.

Photo by: Sandra Kicman The owners wanted to maintain connections to the exterior so the range and island hood were located in front of the windows. The hood at the perimeter instead of the island was a decision to prevent blocking the island views and promote better communication.

Example of a tuscan home office design in Denver

The perfect winter getaway for these Pacific Northwest clients of mine. I wanted to design a space that promoted relaxation (and sunbathing!), so my team and I adorned the home almost entirely in warm neutrals. To match the distinct artwork, we made sure to add in powerful pops of black, brass, and a tad of sparkle, offering strong touches of modern flair.

The perfect winter getaway for these Pacific Northwest clients of mine. I wanted to design a space that promoted relaxation (and sunbathing!), so my team and I adorned the home almost entirely in warm neutrals. To match the distinct artwork, we made sure to add in powerful pops of black, brass, and a tad of sparkle, offering strong touches of modern flair.

The perfect winter getaway for these Pacific Northwest clients of mine. I wanted to design a space that promoted relaxation (and sunbathing!), so my team and I adorned the home almost entirely in warm neutrals. To match the distinct artwork, we made sure to add in powerful pops of black, brass, and a tad of sparkle, offering strong touches of modern flair.

Hammock chair for children IRI is made of pure, highest-quality cotton. It is from Colombia, where hammocks have always been part of the cultural heritage. Doubled weft threads provide a high degree of tearproofness for the selvedge. The spreader bars are made of wood from well-managed forests (FSC). LA SIESTA hammock chairs provide an integrated safety swivel, which makes the product more robust and ensures a safe turning and rotating in the chair. Thanks to the soft swinging that hammock chairs for children provide, your child's sense of balance is promoted as well as the general development.

The perfect winter getaway for these Pacific Northwest clients of mine. I wanted to design a space that promoted relaxation (and sunbathing!), so my team and I adorned the home almost entirely in warm neutrals. To match the distinct artwork, we made sure to add in powerful pops of black, brass, and a tad of sparkle, offering strong touches of modern flair.

The perfect winter getaway for these Pacific Northwest clients of mine. I wanted to design a space that promoted relaxation (and sunbathing!), so my team and I adorned the home almost entirely in warm neutrals. To match the distinct artwork, we made sure to add in powerful pops of black, brass, and a tad of sparkle, offering strong touches of modern flair.

Tucked into a cove in Marblehead, a newly constructed, modern guest house overlooks the water, and shares the new pool with the main house. The guest house nestles into outcroppings of ledge – most of which was blasted away pre-construction. The main living area includes one bedroom with a sitting room and full bath, that can be completely hidden behind an eight-foot custom door composed of reclaimed wood. The living room includes a built-in dining banquette, two sets of oversized Marvin sliding doors on either end of the house, an L-shaped kitchen, a wall of built-in bookcases, and pivoting doors of reclaimed wood that hide a TV and a dart board on one end, and the primary suite on the other. Relaxed interiors promote fun.

When designing a space, the color palette plays a pivotal role. By carefully considering these elements, you can craft a space that not only meets functional requirements but also embodies the desired aesthetic and promotes comfort. Project Burke exemplifies this approach, as we seamlessly integrate various colors to create a cohesive and inviting environment. Our goal is to deliver a space that resonates with our clients and exceeds their expectations, providing them with a haven they’ll truly cherish.

The grand foyer leads to an enormous living and entertaining space with multiple french doors leading to the expansive yard area. The addition of multiple skylights lets in just the right amount of natural light. A warm neutral palette of warm, rich woods and stone promote casual living at it's finest.

Homework Room: 1. Study Desks: Provide individual study desks or workstations for each teenager in a dedicated homework room. Ensure they have enough space for their laptops, books, and supplies. 2. Ergonomic Chairs: Choose comfortable and ergonomic chairs to promote good posture and support during long study sessions.