HOW TO CREATE an OPEN CONCEPT FLOOR PLAN a TRADITIONAL HOUSE
Challenges to overcome for your dream home
There’s a reason open concept houses have been so in demand in the design of new homes. They’re excellent for entertaining, they get better natural light, and they just flow better from one room to the next. But most older homes weren’t built with an open concept floor plan. That doesn’t mean you’re stuck with that traditional floor plan, however.
Opening up a traditional house can make it seem like a brand new building and breathe fresh life into your home.
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WHY SHOULD YOU OPEN UP YOUR HOME?
You may have seen open concept floor plans highlighted in TV shows on HGTV, such as Property Brothers. And there are plenty of benefits to having an open floor plan. If you enjoy entertaining, it’s easier to prepare food while talking to the guests. If you have kids, you can keep an eye on them even if they’re in another room.
Plus, an open floor plan can help you save money. Natural light is shared throughout the entire space instead of trapped in just one room. This can help you reduce your energy bill. Then, if you have a nice view from one side of your house, the open floor plan can allow you to see that view from more locations around your home. In addition, an open floor plan can be a great way to maximize the space you have and make your home feel larger.
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO CONSIDER BEFORE CREATING an OPEN FLOOR PLAN?
Before you start opening up your home’s floor plan, there are some important things you should consider about the structure of your home. It’s important to have a thorough understanding of what limitations your home may have as well as exactly how you want it to look afterward. You may have to compromise on some of what you want because of budget constraints.