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The best way to enjoy life is in a distinctive Habitations home! Every Habitations home design is a reflection of market trends and needs, and the unique lifestyle desires of our customers. At Habitations, we have developed home designs based on the way people live—open, comfortable home floor plans for family living, empty nest house plans, and floor plans fit for senior living, aging in place home designs, and even affordable housing plans. We have also developed many great, unique custom home plans that have grand dining and entertaining rooms for a more formal lifestyle, and vacation style homes with open gathering rooms, expansive view window walls, and second master bedroom suites.
Whether your dream is to live in comfortable old-world charm or in the warmth of a Mountain-style retreat, we have a variety of practical home plans as well as many luxury home designs created to reflect every unique style and way of life. Many of our floor plans feature open, inviting great room areas—one of our most requested design elements. Large master bedrooms, cozy fireplaces, arched ceilings and flowing kitchens also top our clients’ lists of favorite floor plan elements.
Can’t find exactly what you need...try starting from scratch. If you’re looking to design a unique custom home of your own, Habitations is one of the Mountain West’s premiere custom home design firms. Create your own affordable, practical house plan or even your own distinct, luxury home design by working with our design professionals to determine your own individual floor plan and exterior home design needs. The resulting custom home design takes on a life of its own, reflecting your unique way of life.
Choosing your pre-designed home or designing a custom home from Habitations is an experience unlike any other—it is the process of taking your dreams and desires and creating a home that is comfortable, functional and full of individuality. We invite you to begin the process by browsing through our online home design catalog today or contact us at 801-476-1860.
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