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  1. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Paradise Rises Option 6 is the biggest and final design in the bunch. Coming in at over 2400 square feet, it's still a small home by some standards. The efficient design is able to pack 5-6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and plenty of common space on both floors. You'll see our interpretation of this floor plan done in the styles of Colonial, Tuscan, and Victorian.
  2. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Chief Architect provides Bay, Box, and Bow Window tools to make it easy to place these directly into your designs. You can also manually create protruding windows using walls and room definitions to control the details of the space.
  3. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Reproduction fixtures make creating an period inspired bathroom easy. Antiqued brass fittings, wainscotting, and a pedestal tub and sink, paired with Damask wallpaper by Bradbury & Bradbury speak beautifully to the Victorian style house.
  4. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    An enclosed porch can be a welcome reprieve from the blazing sun in the summer months, and provide a protected cove during cooler times.
  5. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Sturdy furniture and warm colors for this house illustrate how interior design styling can transform any space. One might not realize that this was the same floor plan as the previously featured home, when in reality, only the surfaces and furnishings differ.
  6. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    The Tuscan kitchen is quite traditional. We've included feature pieces like a Mediterranean wood ventilation hood and a curved front on the island's bar.
  7. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Warm, sturdy, fire resistant materials common to a Tuscan home made this style an obvious choice for the Paradise Rises project. Stucco on the main house is accentuated with natural stone on the wrap-around porch and fireplace. Tile roofing is a bow on top.
  8. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Room labels sometimes are not the best reflection of how a space can be used. In this case, we show a "bedroom" space utilized as an office. The addition of a futon, Murphy bed, or convertible sofa could make this office and easy guest bedroom.
  9. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Our content development team is continually developing new objects and materials to be used in renderings like these. Some catalogs that might appeal to this home's style include Country Primitives / Farmhouse No.1 and Country Primitives / Farmhouse No.2. Those aren't the only option though, the 3D Library features over 350 catalogs that can be downloaded to compliment your designs.
  10. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Making the island a different color than the rest of the kitchen cabinets is a design trick that can help make a kitchen look bigger and more interesting. Use the Material Painter's scoping options to control which components of an object or room you change when applying materials.
  11. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    The second style we made for Paradise Rises Option 5 floor plan is a Saltbox style. "Saltbox" describes the roof design, which features an asymmetric roof that is higher on one side than the other. Saltbox configurations are common for the simple, Early American Federal style.
  12. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Kerry, our rendering specialist, did an amazing job decorating the Saltbox house's interior with simple but dramatic materials that make this quaint style beautiful and welcoming.
  13. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    The table is set, and the fire is inviting. What time's dinner?
  14. From the album: Paradise Rises - Home Styles

    Interior design can be very subjective, however it is undeniable that this living space is as welcoming as they come. Adding pops of color through furniture and accessories can bring a simple basic white color palette to life. There are endless combinations of ways to personalize a space like this using furniture, accessories, and color. For those who have a hard time visualizing or making up their minds, using software like Chief Architect or Home Designer, or mobile apps like Room Planner and 3D Viewer the process can be less stressful and easier to digest.