One of the major keys to creating an appealing view of a Craftsman house plan is by sticking to the KIS (keep it simple) method. Luckily, many of our Craftsman style homes are made with natural materials like stone, brick, and wood, which gives a nice starting point to build the colors from. Play around with different tones for different elements of the home to see how they work, especially in the sunlight. Most importantly, when it comes to choosing a color palette, make sure to test different combinations and see how they look together. Then use white or off-white for the trim and columns to really pop against the main home color. If you prefer a more modern look, you can still highlight the uniqueness of these homes by using grays, navy, and cooler tones. This is a great way to keep the home feeling welcoming and warm before stepping inside. Playing with nature-inspired color combinations typically goes well with these house plans, so think of using shades of green, brown, and other earthy tones.
Though the Craftsman house plan can stand out on its own, choosing the right color palette can highlight many of its architectural details. When building a new Craftsman house plan, it’s important to note that while this style of home already stands out with its unique architectural features and designs, there are a few different ways to make yours even more outstanding and eye-catching. We make sure to stay true to the architectural simplicity while implementing a modern twist by featuring several key characteristics of this style such as wide porches, thick support columns, low-pitched roofs, and exposed beams. It’s not hard to see why this house plan is still among one of the top-selling house plan styles we offer at Frank Betz Associates. Built out of the early 1900s Arts and Crafts movement, the Craftsman style homes were a rebellion against the mass-produced, excessive, ornate Victorian styles that were popular at the time. Like the ever popular Craftsman house plan.
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