Homes being constructed today are more energy-efficient and offer more options for buyers than homes of the past. Some of 2017's unique home have standard features that once were considered to be luxuries. Features that are usually incorporated into unique homes may vary with the builder. Manufacturers brands may differ, but all are top quality.
Open Concept Floor Plans
Open-concept floor plans are standard on more new homes in 2017 than ever before. Buyers love the idea because it offers easy flow from one room to another and provides more space than a conventional floor plan. Open plans aren't just for luxury houses. Homebuilders offer open concept plans for tiny houses, small homes, and large residences. Open floor plans combine the kitchen and living room to create a great room. Open floor plans have usually been incorporated into contemporary-style homes, but are becoming standard in more traditional houses.
Interior Features
Interior features of 2017 homes are designed for aesthetic appeal and to be long-lasting. High-density carpeting offers luxury in living areas including the family room and bedrooms. High-traffic areas including the kitchen, laundry area, first-floor bath, and dining areas feature laminate flooring that's easy to maintain. Ceiling fans are pre-wired in bedrooms, study or family room, guest suite, loft, and screened porches.
Homes With Lofts
The concept of a living space with a loft at one time was associated with artists. However, the concept has gained popularity, and one of the amenities buyers look for more often is a loft. A unique home with a loft is the way to combine work and play space, and can be used as a space for young children to play or a quiet spot for a computer and for the kids to do their homework. Space can be a home office, a library, and study, or a private retreat. Homeowners want flexibility in their living space, and that's what a loft offers.
Master Suite Options
Master bedrooms have evolved and are no longer a place to sleep. Today they're designed to be quiet retreats that are functional and luxurious. Master suites are created to be a place of relaxation, with fireplaces created from stone or metal, built-in bookshelves, and expansive closets. Traditional, master bedrooms may open to a private study or den.
Master baths feature mirrors over the vanity may extend the length of the wall. Your choice of custom designed vanities with dual sinks for added convenience. Tubs are created of marble, and master baths feature separate showers, many with seating for comfort.
Vanity tops may be created from marble or granite with oval sinks. Many master baths now feature a tempered glass picture window over the tub. In addition to the linen closet featured in a master bath, additional closet space is an option.
Features of Designer Kitchens
Home buyers no longer have to request custom options in their new, designer kitchens. Builders are incorporating features into kitchens in new homes that were once custom features. Custom cabinets in maple or oak feature crown molding and hardware created from brushed nickel. Energy Star appliances are more efficient than traditional models and standard in most new homes.
Decorative Doors
The entrance to your home reflects your taste and the architectural style of your home. When you incorporate glass doors into your home design, you have unlimited choices. When you want to bring light into your foyer, but want privacy, textured glass allows light into your foyer. Caning in silver or black and beveled glass in a variety of shapes and designs creates a charming entryway for any home.
Standard options in 2017 unique homes allow you to be creative with fixtures, materials, and embellishments in your home.
