A broken floor plan is also sometimes called a semi-open floor plan and involves rooms that are interconnected but have some kind of architectural feature or design elements that makes it more ...

Open floor plans are popular in many homes today due to their open and airy look. When you take down walls or barriers to join two or more spaces, it helps your home feel lighter, brighter, and ...

If you’ve toured a newly built model home recently, you may have noticed a few things missing: a formal living room or the once-popular two-story family room. Today’s new homes are a bit more ...

This renovated ranch in Middletown features an open concept, custom-built banquette that serves as table and island, open ...

Open floor plans have been around for more than 30 years, but they aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. The pros and cons of this design style merits consideration when renovating or shopping for a home.

Wright’s first prairie-house design—and the early, open floor plan it hosted—assumed not only wealth sufficient to buy the land and build the home, but sufficient to operate it too. Live-in ...

Oakwood Homes brings affordable luxury to Erie Highlands with its popular Carriage House collection. The contemporary homes offer a low-maintenance lifestyle and plenty of livable outdoor space.

The open concept main floor plan is alive and well on HGTV. But there is a deeper reason to why every show on the network uses it.

A modern home with an open-plan living area. No walls separate kitchen, dining and living areas. Floor plans for an early 20th century home reveal a traditional closed design.

If you haven’t established a home office or have no moving plans, you’ll have to make some changes. That means adapting your home to fit your needs — especially if you have an open-concept home.

Wood-clad pillars support a roof extension that shelters the entry to this multilevel, open-floor-plan house. A series of hip roof lines is accented by horizontal siding and wide trim boards. A ...