Barnhouse Plans

Natural Order Barn house plan

We’ve gone from big to small, and now we go to luxury. The Natural Order house plan is simple and efficient, but offers amazing features and components. There is not a single inch of wasted space in this design, so it packs in as much beauty and functionality as it can. There is a massive open concept living room, family room, and kitchen that separates the 4 bedrooms on either side. In the living and dining rooms, there is a big see through fireplace so you can enjoy the exterior views while still sitting by the fire, no matter what the weather is.

The kitchen is a major feature of this home. The massive island means there is plenty of space for everyone to eat or prepare food. There are three covered porches, two of which bookend the garage or workshop area. Plus, there is room to add more to the garage. The porches have ample space for several seating areas. The flexibility of the design means that you can add on to existing spaces or add new ones, such as a hot tub or pool space. If you want it, then you can have it with the Natural Order design.

Wine Country Luxury House Plan – Pinot

This dramatic Wine Country design possesses that rare combination of elegance and flexibility. All too often we see homes that are very stylish but don’t allow the owner much in the way of functionality. With Pinot, we have a master suite on the main floor with direct access to the outdoor living space. The two story great room has an overlooking library loft, and a side veranda off of the dining and master suite ensures an intimate gathering space. Above the extended porte-cochère is a full sized bonus room with plenty of privacy. With this home, you have luxurious living at just over 2600 square feet. To see more homes by Mark Stewart, visit markstewart.com

Modern Farmhouse Plan (M-4931)

     

     This is a luxurious yet very comfortable farmhouse home plan, originally designed for a very special client and family. The main floor has a spacious and functional rear-facing great room with island kitchen. There is a formal dining room adjacent to the foyer with a tidy den. There is a main floor guest suite as well as a second fully accessible bedroom suite to the rear. The outdoor living off of the great room allows for year-round enjoyment. Upstairs is a very large vaulted recreation room, a second office, along with another bedroom suite to compliment the large and luxurious master suite. This is distinctive Modern Farmhouse style! For more homes or to contact Mark Stewart, visit us at markstewart.com

Da Vinci – Luxury Modern House Plan

The Da Vinci house was created for the Street of Dreams in 2012. Hutchinson Construction and Mark Stewart teamed up to produce this one-of-a-kind custom masterpiece. The strong and rich exterior with its dancing rooflines and arched gables leads to a graceful foyer near the voluminous dining room and two way great room fireplace. A private powder room is also nearby. Once inside the through-vault in the great room you are taken through an innovative space that leads to a lift and slide door system out to a covered outdoor living space just behind the great room. A built-in nook on the way to the kitchen is ultra-convenient. The gourmet kitchen has everything you could want, even including a hidden pantry behind cabinet doors. Down the art niche lined hallway is a comfortable den and main floor master bedroom suite, complete with a very generous deck and master bath suite. Pass down the stair corridor and find three total bedroom suites, a craft room, and a beautifully proportioned rec room. Nothing has been spared in this elegant yet comfortable home. For more information or to contact Mark Stewart, visit markstewart.com

One Story Modern House Plan with Photos – MM-1439

This modern design has all the light, drama, and intimacy that you could want in a new home. The entire great room, kitchen, and dining area are 12 feet tall with clerestory windows on all four sides. The great room opens to the outside through an expansive opening glass wall. there are two efficient bedroom suites on either side of this central core. The exterior is clean, balanced and just right for a modern taste. The optional garage/studio plan MM-615 shares the same modern styling and offers a great deal of flexibility with the upper floor studio. For more plans or to contact Mark Stewart, please visit markstewart.com.

Two-Story Wine Country House Plan M-2685-A Merlot

        This elegant “Wine Country” design is another design perfect for empty nest buyers. It features French Country detailing and a smart, elegant floor plan. The open kitchen, dining room, and great room share space while still retaining their own identity. Note the cozy yet lofty great room (seen in the rendering below). Upstairs you will find two guest bedrooms, a reading loft overlooking the great room, and a very large and functional bonus room. Don’t miss the flexible den on the main floor which is adjoined by a full bath, making it a perfect auxiliary guest suite. All of these features are packed into a 44 foot wide home, meaning that this design will work on most any lot. For more designs or to contact Mark Stewart, visit markstewart.com

Modern Craftsman House Plan M-2405CRD

This modern Craftsman house plan combines Old Portland style with modern amenities, energy code,  and construction techniques. This spacious and desirable home has all the class and comfort you could want in an infill lot. The generous front and rear porches are protective yet inviting. Upstairs you will find three generous bedrooms as well as a large open loft space. This plan also comes with a basement ADU with a separate entrance, a perfect option for the occasional long term guest, renter, or visiting family member. A detached garage is also available with purchase. For more plans like this one or to contact Mark Stewart Home Design, visit markstewart.com

Alabaster Rustic 2 Story / 2 Garage House Plan

        This beautiful Tuscan design has the perfect “Wine Country” style fitted to a large portion of empty nest home buyers. The main floor master suite includes a private den with access to the covered outdoor living space. The vaulted great room shares access to the outdoor room via three sets of french doors. This same space shares the dining room and kitchen. Moving to the front of the home you will find a wrap-around porch with an independent Casita (perfect for guests, a home office, or a studio). Upstairs you will find the most requested amenities in this type of home: a loft and two guest rooms which could also function as offices or craft rooms. The crowning feature of the upstairs is the library loft that overlooks the vaulted foyer. This home is both beautiful and versatile with the perfect features for empty nest homeowners. To view more homes like this one or to contact Mark Stewart, visit markstewart.com.

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Home Design Decor List

Make Your Home More Refreshing With This Home Decor List

 

Decorating your home doesn’t have to be expensive all the time. You can use more personalized items to give your place of abode a touch of your personality. Just imagine how inviting it’ll be when you see your home filled with unique home décor without paying the price.

 

If you’re planning a makeover one of these days, here’s how you can make your home more refreshing with this home décor list.

 

1. Place a mirror strategically

 

Strategic placement of a mirror means allowing the sunshine in. The mirror itself can provide a vast amount of natural light around your house. Thus, hanging a big mirror in the living room can make your space much brighter. In addition to brightness, it can also add value to the overall appeal of your home.

 

To know the proper and strategic placement of mirrors in your home, referring modern house plans can be the best thing to do.

 

2. Hang art against the walls

 

Art doesn’t mean the one you can buy from an art gallery. It can be your DIY art, treasured family photos, and framed works. Having them on the walls of your home can create a significant impact on the overall appearance of the area. The personal touch it brings can make a house feel and look like home.

 

• However, before hanging any work, you should determine the proper way of displaying it to preserve their decorative value.
• Choose the right size and balance for every wall you’re designing.
• Also, try to be creative and make the place more refreshing with these pieces of artwork.

 

3. Rejuvenate walls with vibrant colors

 

If you’re not fond of hanging anything on the walls, then repainting it with vibrant colors can be an alternative decoration. For a refreshing look, you can go for bright colors such as muted yellows and soft blues. Notably, rejuvenating your walls can make a huge difference in the entire design of your home.

 

4. Accessorize with throw pillows

 

Whether you purchase or create your own, throw pillows can be an attractive addition to your living room. With a variety of options to choose from, you may tend to go overboard, which is why decorating in a proper decorating with throw pillows should be done properly. It means mixing and matching the colors and textures to come up with the perfect design.

 

5. Bring in nature

 

Another easy way to make your home feel and look more refreshing is to add houseplants. Surrounding your space with greenery can contribute to the aesthetic value of your entire home. Not only that but plants, for instance, can regulate airflow, which in turn, can build a happy and relaxed ambiance.

 

• If you have a bigger living room, you can place some potted plants in the corners.
• Also, you can add a beautiful vase filled with fresh flowers in your center and dining table.

 

6. Declutter

 

Sometimes, a home décor doesn’t have to be a tangible thing. Making your home more refreshing has something to do with decluttering. For example, get your space decluttered by taking away bulky furniture, heavy blankets, and other unnecessary accessories. Ideally, clutter-free spaces can provide the impression of a bigger and more charming house to live in.

 

7. Incorporate moldings to the baseboard or ceiling

 

Aside from occasional artwork, molding can also be an ideal home décor you can use in your home. They can be placed to the ceiling, baseboard, and even chair rail. However, your moldings don’t need to be tricky. Sometimes, a single-shape and straightforward piece of molding can turn a dull interior into a welcoming one.

 

8. Light up your space

 

Apart from mirrors, installing source lighting can light up your space. Add some table and floor lamps to come up with a huge statement. With several fixtures available in the market, it’s important to select those which are suited for your home’s design.

 

 

Final Thoughts

 

There you have it. This home décor list will surely make your home more refreshing. Whether you want to hire a professional or decorate your space by yourself, it’s essential to consider your lifestyle and preferences. Therefore, before you start a home décor project, keep this article in mind and turn a dull space into a functional one.