If your clients are looking for homes that balance traditional and contemporary features, take a look at our collection of transitional designs. These plans are based on familiar favorite types of architecture—including farmhouse, European, and cottage, for example—and have been streamlined to meet today's clean and simple aesthetic goals. Inside, you can expect to see wide open floor plans naturally brightened by large windows—just what today's families want!

House Plan 2343 is ideal for those working with a very compact lot and would even make a great choice for an urban location. The main level includes an office and powder room off the foyer, open-concept living with an island kitchen, a laundry room/pantry, and a mudroom coming in from the back patio. All three bedrooms are upstairs, including a primary suite with a five-piece bath and two bedrooms that share a three-piece hall bath.

Rather build down than up? Check out House Plan 6954, which offers tons of potential across the main level and the finished basement! The first floor is centered around the sunny great room and the dramatic U-shaped kitchen and dining that sit beneath a cathedral vaulted ceiling. Make sure to check out the hidden chef's kitchen, too! The luxe five-piece primary suite and the office sit on one side of this while a smaller suite and the mudroom coming in from the garages—a two-car and a tall garage for an RV—are on the other. Downstairs, you'll find two more bedrooms, a hall bath, a rec room with a bar, and a workout room!