Blue Prints For Building Your Own Home

Blue prints is term used for plans to enable you to build and construct your own house. They include floor plans, home plans, and house designs. All types of home building plans and new house plans that you are going to build from are called the blue prints.



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design tips from Mary Cynthia

Designing A New Home

• Start with the hall. There is a refreshing modern trend to make the hall as large as possible. If guests enter into a room with a table in the centre, adorned with flowers and doors of, it’s much more impressive than having everybody crammed into a tiny space.

• Staircases say a lot about your home and are probably the best ways to make an entrance area impressive.

• The living area. Do you want one single open space, or would you prefer rooms to be separated, even if it is by archways.

• What sort of atmosphere do you want? Double doors and a higher than average ceiling give a feeling of spaciousness. A large fireplace? A cosy room? Choose one of these

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  that is appropriate to the style of the home you are after.

• Patio’s or French doors need some thought as to how they will look from both inside and out and how you will arrange the furniture both in the room and outside on the terrace.

• Give some thought to the dining room is it going to be big enough for just the family or are you the entertaining type of person.

• The kitchen. Probably the most important room in the house, as far as making a statement of your own ideals is concerned. Look at these kitchen design plans to give you a few good ideas.

  
  Kitchen Blue Prints
  
  

• Consider a projecting rear porch instead of a utility room. What do you use the utility room for? Is it connected in any way to the kitchen or is it really a laundry room or is it somewhere to kick of the muddy boots and park the dogs.

• Do you want a downstairs or separate WC? If so think about whether it is going to be more use to your lifestyle by being positioned nearer the front or the back door.

• Provide a room for all those things that never seem to find a proper home, like the vacuum cleaner and brooms. The pushchair, pram or wheelchair.

• What about a coat cupboard or are you happy with hooks in the hall or the downstairs WC.

• Moving upstairs. Do you want the master bedroom suite to be totally separated and private from all the other bedrooms?

• How many bedrooms do you want?

• How many bathrooms do you want? Does the main or communal bathroom have to be the biggest, what bathroom design plans have you got in mind?

  
  Bathroom Ideas
  

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• If there are guest rooms do they have to have en-suite facilities?

• Built in furniture for bedrooms can be cost effective.

• Air conditioning today is a must.

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