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16 Jan 2018

The Tanglewood, Forest City, North Carolina

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“Form and function blend wonderfully together in this Arts-and-Crafts style house plan. A bold combination of exterior building materials elicits interest outside, while inside, a practical design creates space in the house plan’s economical floor plan. To maximize space, the foyer, great room, dining room, and kitchen are completely open to one another. A cathedral ceiling spans the great room and kitchen, expanding the rooms vertically. The bedrooms are split for ultimate master suite privacy, and a cathedral ceiling caps the master bedroom for an added sense of space. A bonus room, accessed near the master suite, offers options for storage and expansion. Two family bedrooms and a hall bath are located on the opposite side of the house plan.” – Donald A. Gardner Architects, Inc.

16 Jan 2018

Rustic Split Bedroom Home, Lawndale, North Carolina

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“This 3 bedroom house plan has a split bedroom layout and a rugged rustic exterior of stone with wood and great decorative brackets.
The front door is centered on the front porch and you are greeted with views through to the back of the home as you step inside. The great room has a fireplace and built-ins and access to the rear covered porch – great for an outdoor living room weather permitting – on the angled wall. It is also open to the kitchen and breakfast area. The master suite is secluded and has a sitting room with great natural light. A dressing area, two walk-in closets and a five fixture bath round out the suite. A home office has a tray ceiling and offers a refuge from goings on elsewhere in the home. Storage in the back of the garage and a workshop bumpout are nice touches. A bonus room gives you expansion space over the garage.” – Architectural Designs