Modern 3-bedroom frame house plan with interior photo

The single-story frame house plan is simple and convenient, will allow you to build the perfect home for a modern family on a tight budget. This home project features 3 bedrooms, a large master bath, a simple and cost-effective, spacious living room, and plenty of storage space. The simple layout of the single-story home and versatile room design options make this home project ideal for a family where the children are grown and living separately. This informal layout is suitable for homeowners who value durable, high-efficiency construction more than rich foyers and front rooms. Features of this home are the ability to install solar panels on the large roof surface, mirrored glazing, and super-insulated construction, making this modern home very "green," i.e., environmentally efficient. The simple shape and the ability to build with your own hands make this home project very inexpensive to build.

The highlight of this project house with a single sloping roof is a spacious common room with a glass sliding door that leads to the terrace at the back of the house, made of polished concrete, a built-in study, and a wide sloping wooden ceiling. Large floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors on the south side of the rooms flood them with daylight. Open shelves and a handmade kitchen are an opportunity to reduce the cost of the home further. In this kitchen, you can make stylish countertops out of concrete and waste boards. These concrete countertops that don't require a sink and other built-in appliances are very easy to make. This kitchen design combines beauty and industrial strength. Framed walls allow you to create a whole series of niches for the refrigerator, computer desk, to create a cabinet and workspace for cooking. Each project will be done with their own hands, which will allow you to do everything one by one and then only tile and paint by the same design concept. When a frame house is built, there are always many scraps of boards of different widths left over. Here you can use these scraps to make a kitchen island. To create it, you can build a platform of boards 3-5 meters wide, go over it with a planer and sander to get a smooth and even surface, then connect the boards with metal studs with threaded nuts; the holes should be drilled before assembling the panels. This chopping deck-style panel can also be used for the outside walls of the kitchen island. You can also use off-the-shelf kitchen fixtures and parts to create kitchen furniture.