Exploring design houses

[ringt0n]

The boys and I came up with Avrame during our search. Their approach is really interesting and they focus on creating spaces that are compact but don't feel cramped, which is something most tiny homes layout struggle with. But is this enough for me to settle on a choice of home design ? and what'd you guys think of Avrame
Would you recommend something else?

 

[i'm nobody]

Avrame has a unique focus on A-frame style houses and that gives a high ceiling. Makes a smaller space feel much more open. They're known for being straightforward to build and they provide the kits and plans for that purpose too. This can be a good solution if you're looking for a simple, efficient build. But other design houses could also give traditional layouts or different types of construction like modular or panelized systems. Depends on what you're looking for.

 

[valak*]

+1 @i'm nobody Afaik, it is not easy to look for local contractors who are willing to work with kit homes. This also depends on your area.
You might also consider getting a modular home or prefab cabin. It has better insulation options, and they arrive more finished which can reduce the amount of on site work.

 

[green ninja]

Not sure if it's Avrame I was watching but A frames and high ceilings with glass windows are always a yes for me.