STYLE

Yes, we're on the modern farmhouse bandwagon. But we also want to respect the order and symmetry of the Georgian-inspired homes in our neighborhood. The “flat” facade is by design, as it will be easier to air-tight this home.

FLOOR PLANS

First Floor: Open concept living-dining-kitchen area with 9 foot ceilings throughout. Extra large home office aka Architecture Studio. Kitchen features a large island and booth seating, but no upper cabinets. Open shelving with windows behind provides more light and (in my mind) will force us to be more minimalist. Everyone gets one plate, one bowl and one cup.

Second Floor: Spacious hallway with lots of clean wall space for art. Large second home office and laundry room. Owner suite with giant closet and bathroom. My greatest achievement, the kids' rooms are the exact same size.

PROJECT IMAGES

A few images of the interior spaces. To see a list of all the finishes and fixture selections please download the Project Book.

Here are a few of the big ones:

White paint: Benjamin Moore Chantilly Lace (OC-65)
Blue paint: Benjamin Moore Hale Navy (HC-154)
Floor: Malibu Wide Plank Maple Manhattan 7-1/2″

LEARN

Are you an architect, designer, draftsperson, builder or super-motivated homeowner interested in learning how to design and document this house in Revit? If so, check out the Revit Architecture Course I have created about this project.

We start with a blank file and I guide you step-by-step through the entire design process, from documenting existing conditions through construction drawings, including site drawings, schematic design, structural layout, demo plans, electrical/lighting plans and more!

Eave detail for improved air tightness. This is my take on the modified Monopoly framing via Scott True and Matt Risinger.