3 Bedroom contemporary home design

This a a design for a three bedroom contemporary home design that we have recently completed.  It follows the same styling as the 5 bedroom contemporary home design featured in our last blog post.   As with the 5 bedroom home, we have again presented three options for roof style for this design.

Oil the ground floor there is a hall way, with Study leading off as you enter the front door. The hallway then passes the staircase, opening up to an open plan living, dining and kitchen area.   There is also a Laundry, WC and storeroom on the ground floor.

On the second floor, the stairs lead to an light and airy TV/lounge gallery area.   There is a master bedroom suite to the front of the house with walk-in wardrobe and bathroom.  There are two bedrooms at the rear of the house with built-in wardrobes and a shared bathroom.

5 Bedroom Contemporary home design concept

We have recently completed the architectural design for this 5 bedroom contemporary style home.  

On the ground floor there is a large open plan living area with large glass wall feature looking out to the rear terrace and garden.  There is also a home theatre, study and tv room on the ground floor on the easterly wing.  On the western wing is the service area, consisting of butler's pantry, maids' accommodation, laundry and store room.  There is also a large garden store room access from the rear terrace.

The second floor features an open walkway enjoying views through the large glass wall to the rear.  There is a large master suite with large bathroom and walk-in wardrobe and balcony.  There are two guest suites with ensuite bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes and a further two guest bedrooms with a shared bathroom. 

With the layout of the house having been fully developed, we presented three different options for the roof style.  As you can see each completely changes the character of the house.

Three bedroom modern style home with roof terrace completed

We recently completed construction of this three bedroom home in Nong Khai.  This house has not been detailed on our blog before, however it may look familiar as a video rendering of the boundary wall concept was featured on our blog in mid 2014.  The main feature of the house is the very large roof terrace that covers the entire second floor giving lots of outdoor living space upstairs, to take in the views of the surrounding rural landscape.