Traditional House Plans
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Traditional house plans are some of the most common styles built throughout the United States. These floor plans are designed to accommodate the American way of life and typically range in size from 700 to 10,000 square feet, making this style a popular one for accommodating any lifestyle and budget.
Features of Traditional Home Designs
Traditional house plans are kind of a mix of several other styles, but there are some basics that are usually consistent throughout traditional home designs: simple roofline, often hip rather than gable – or a
Traditional house plans are some of the most common styles built throughout the United States. These floor plans are designed to accommodate the American way of life and typically range in size from 700 to 10,000 square feet, making this style a popular one for accommodating any lifestyle and budget.
Features of Traditional Home Designs
Traditional house plans are kind of a mix of several other styles, but there are some basics that are usually consistent throughout traditional home designs: simple roofline, often hip rather than gable – or a combination of both – with brick or stucco exteriors are most common. Traditional style homes are often single level floor plans with steeper roof pitches, though lofts or bonus rooms are quite common. Other popular features of traditional floor plans are covered porches and open foyers.
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The Traditional House: “America’s Style” Plan Creates a Warm and Welcoming Home
Simplistic Design and Classic Good Looks, Traditional House Plans – or America’s Style – Offer Warmth, Comfort and Modern Touches While sometimes unfairly dismissed as a “no-style” plan, the traditional house design has evolved into something very popular and adaptable. Experts have even depicted the traditional house plan style as a “pacesetting style”- one that bridged the classic –think Tudor and cottage styles - with the joys of modern living - think ranch style. Some experts
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