Acadian home architecture takes inspiration from French immigrants in Nova Scotia, which was then adapted to the climate of southern Louisiana in the mid-18th century. Acadian house designs typically feature steep, gabled roofs to encourage moisture runoff, large porches for cool summer evenings, and features like arched windows and doors and large supporting columns that add to curb appeal.

Country homes are a popular choice for homes with a classic, woodsy appearance. These plans are great for their functionality, including lots of open space for entertaining. Country homes are usually built around the traditional idea of a “country kitchen,” so most of our country house plans feature spacious kitchen spaces in the center of the home.

Craftsman house plans emphasize the use of natural materials for hand-crafted character. The plans often feature open porches, overhanging beams, and low-pitched roofs. Home floor plans are simple, open, and free-flowing – great for families of all sizes.

Duplex house plans split building space between two homes. These designs are great for rental property development. Starting with a well-designed plan adds value to your rental investment.

European-style house plans draw inspiration from the architectural details of France, England, and the Mediterranean. These designs can vary greatly, but they commonly include intricate exteriors, brick or stone construction, and steep roofs.

French country homes are designed with style and elegance in mind. Though available in a range of size, French country house plans give off a sprawling feel and make use of exterior focal points like large rooflines and balconies for entertaining.

Narrow lot house plans, also known as zero lot line house plans, are designed with restricted lot sizes in mind. Usually measuring under 50 feet wide, our imaginative home designs efficiently use floor space with functionality and style in mind. Narrow house plans are commonly used in crowded urban areas.

Ranch homes feature sprawling, single-story designs that seamlessly link indoor and outdoor living spaces. These plans are perfect for larger lots and those who prefer traditional aesthetics.

Southern vernacular architecture places emphasis on local resources and traditions. Our Southern vernacular homes feature tall ceilings, large bedrooms, and spacious porches. Open living areas are great for family and entertaining – central aspects to Southern culture.

Traditional homes may not fit neatly into any other style, but they feature a variety of classic design elements that make them popular and unique. Clean, classic lines and maximized square footage make for ideal homes with plenty of style and functionality.