As an interior designer, I get the privilege of working with people in all of the stages of designing and building the home of their dreams.
I cannot imagine a better job because I can hardly wait to get out of bed each morning to get to work.
I love helping people talk through and make decisions about the big and the small parts of designing and creating the home that is best for them.
There are only a couple of things that I insist on in the building process, but having a hardwood floor at least somewhere in the home I will not compromise on.
I believe that adding a hardwood floor or two into your home plans is one of the best things that future home owners can do.
Why? Because nothing adds beauty, uniqueness and a level of class like adding a hardwood floor to a home.
We have all been in homes that boast lovely hardwood floors, so we all know what it feels like and looks like to add that kind of beauty and elegance to a home.
There are many great ways to add a hardwood floor into the plans of your dream home.
Many people choose to put a hardwood floor into their entryway, kitchen and dining room of their home plans.
This can be a great idea because it really makes a great first impression to everyone that enters your home.
It allows people to see that you really value your living space and that you cared enough to place a hardwood floor where many of your guests would be and where much of your family time would be spent.
Another great place to include a hardwood floor into your house plans is to the master bedroom suite.
Nothing adds elegance and class to a master suite like plans for a hardwood floor.
We’ve all been in master suites that feel a little bit like a kids room because they are covered with carpet that you’ll find throughout the rest of the home.
Perhaps the better choice is to set your master suite apart by having a hardwood floor throughout the room and the bathroom.
This way your room feels special and sacred at the end of a long day.
There are so many options for including a hardwood floor into your house plans, I’m not sure where to start or how to end.
Just know that a hardwood floor is a great addition to any house plan and that it can be budgeted in to your plans with ease.
