You've been saving pins on Pinterest and getting inspiration from Instagram for years, but what does the new build process look like when it comes to delivering a beautiful, cohesive home?
If you are anything like us, you might have ideas and pictures pulling from different design styles. An essential first step is to figure out which style is yours. Which one is most comfortable for you? Which one represents the way you want to live? Which one can you picture your family in making a life together? Our Central Texas Architectural design styles are Farmhouse, Traditional, Modern, Hill Country, Minimalistic, and Coastal.
Once you have your overall vision and style decided, it's time to begin narrowing your focus to design elements – interior and exterior. You want to concentrate on materials that will highlight and accentuate your style, not distract from it. For example, tumbled limestone and rustic wood timber are common in Hill Country homes. You want to incorporate these thoughtfully selected materials to stay true to your style.
By keeping a common design theme starting with your floor plan and continuing to final touches and furnishings, you can achieve the feeling of balance and beauty in your new home. Below is an outline of the typical sequence of events when building a new home, which will prioritize the material selections and provide you with insight into the overall new build process flow.
Determine Your Budget
Select Floor Plan
Kolby Homes offers plan design and drawing services
New Home Site Selection
Maximize land views and lighting
Ideal home placement
Infrastructure
Road
Utilities
Foundation
Location of floor plugs
Recessed slab for flooring materials
Framing
Windows
Exterior doors
Electrical Wiring
Plumbing
Exterior Materials Selection
Paint
Brick/Stone/Hardie Plank/Stucco
Roof
Insulation
Trim Work and Cabinets
Interior Paint
Countertops
Tile Work
Showers/tubs
Backsplash
Interior Floor Selections
Light Fixtures
Plumbing Fixtures
Glass and Mirrors
Cabinet and Door Hardware
Appliance Installation
Exterior Finishes
Sidewalks
Driveway
Pool
Landscaping
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