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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 1,655
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 3
Floor Plan
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Four bedrooms wrap around an open living, dining, and kitchen core. A vaulted ceiling spans the main living area. The study, pantry, and laundry cluster near the back, keeping utility spaces discreet.
Dark Siding and White Trim Give This Narrow Cottage Real Curb Appeal
Charcoal lap siding paired with crisp white trim makes the color contrast do the heavy lifting here. A covered rear porch with wood folding chairs sits just outside what appears to be a large picture window. Brick foundation detail keeps it grounded.
Soft Green Walls and White Slipcovers Keep This Living Room Relaxed
Vaulted ceiling and pale sage walls set a calm tone. The white sectional faces twin wood bookcases flanking a wall-mounted TV, and Van Gogh’s Starry Night adds an unexpected pop of color above the chaise.
Warm Wood Floors and Van Gogh on the Wall Make This Living Room Work
Starry Night hanging in a casual living room shouldn’t work, but it does. White slipcovered seating and a wood-toned media console keep things grounded while the patterned rug pulls in warmth. Natural light pours through double-hung windows on two walls. Compact but livable, it’s a room that doesn’t try too hard.
The Media Console Does More Than Hold a TV
Placing the TV above a low dresser-style console rather than mounting it bare on the wall solves two problems at once. It anchors the screen visually and provides drawer storage that a media room this size genuinely needs. The light wood finish keeps it from feeling heavy against the pale walls.
Open-Concept Kitchen and Dining Room Built for Everyday Family Life
White shaker cabinets pair with granite counters and a stainless fridge that anchors the far wall. The island pulls double duty with bar seating on one side. Hardwood floors and a light wood dining table keep the palette grounded without feeling cold.
Worth Knowing: An island with bar seating on the kitchen side lets you seat guests without crowding the dining table. It’s a practical solution in open-concept layouts where the kitchen and dining area share one continuous space. Pendant lights or recessed cans above the island can help define the two zones visually.
Purple Florals and Hardwood Floors Give This Country Bedroom Personality
Floral bedding in deep purple and gold anchors the room without overwhelming it, especially paired against light maple furniture and warm hardwood floors. Two armchairs by the window create a sitting area with a real view of open green space outside. The purple throw pillow ties it all together without trying too hard.
Material Matters: Hardwood flooring holds up better than carpet in bedrooms over time, resisting allergens and lasting decades with basic care. Lighter wood tones like the maple here keep a room from feeling heavy, which matters when your furniture already carries bold color. It’s a practical pairing that doesn’t sacrifice warmth.
Oval Mirrors and Granite Counters Make This Double Vanity Worth a Second Look
Penny-tile shower walls and dark floor tiles contrast with bright white cabinetry and a granite countertop flecked with black and gray.
Did You Know: Wall-mounted toilets like the one shown here make floor cleaning much easier since there’s no base or pedestal to work around. They also let you adjust the height during installation, which standard floor-mounted toilets don’t allow. It’s a small decision that adds up over years of daily use.
Sunlit Home Office Pairs a Wall-Mounted TV With a Clean-Lined Desk
Natural light does most of the work here. The X-base desk keeps the space from feeling heavy, and tucking the office chair under it preserves floor space in what’s clearly a compact room.
The X-base desk keeps the space from feeling heavy, and tucking the office chair under it preserves floor space in what’s clearly a compact room.
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Gray siding and white trim give this single-story home strong curb appeal from the street. The floor plan below shows four bedrooms arranged around an open living and dining core, with a study, laundry room, and covered porch also included. At 29 feet wide, it fits comfortably on a narrow lot without sacrificing bedroom count.
Fun Fact: Narrow-lot homes like this one often use a linear floor plan to maximize usable square footage without expanding the footprint sideways. Positioning bedrooms at opposite ends of the layout gives primary and secondary rooms a degree of separation that’s hard to achieve in a more compact design. It’s a practical approach for urban infill lots or smaller suburban parcels.
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