The Covington Cottage: Nearly Perfect by Living Concepts is practical and yet has the extras you might want. The French influence (high hip roof, cedar shingles) on the exterior and the internal layout of the plan create the perfect recipe. The home has 3774 square feet with a two-car garage with a workshop space, four […]
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The Hyannis Plan: French Country, Well-Planned
Every day is a grand day when you come home to a house you love. The Hyannis Plan: French Country, Well-Planned includes the little details as well as those which assure you that convenience and comfort do indeed walk together. The tri-level home has two powder rooms, four full baths and three bedrooms. There is […]
The Lantana Plan: Summer into Fall
It’s July, and summer is still present. However, fall is trying to sneak in. I saw leaves turning red on a neighbor’s tree. Blink, and you’ll be wearing that scarf and hat you keep somewhere. Plus, your kids will be back at school (hooray, right?). Until then, enjoy the season, even if autumn is a […]
Ivystone, A European Home with Extras
A European Home with Extras-extra what? Like extra cream in your coffee or sugar in your tea, anything “extra” can define a product. The Ivystone, a European home with extras, is one you will want to explore. At 4123 square feet, the house plan by Frank Snodgrass of Living Concepts, has two stories with four […]
The Ledoux- a Summit of Your Own
The Ledoux- a Summit of Your Own: the G 7 Summit recently took place in Cornwall (if you have ever watched Outlander or Poldark, you know how beautiful the scenery can be). Eight world leaders gathered for three days to discuss global issues and (hopefully) make major decisions on how to make the world a better, […]
Little Scenes, Different Angles
Little Scenes, Different Angles Little Scenes, Different Angles-Nora Jones speaks of her songs as being “little scenes, different angles.” Artists create little and big scenes all over the world. Some may be visual works of art, written or musical pieces. Consider architecture as one of those scenes, with sharp angles that draw attention, mesmerizing oneself. […]