Located in the urban fabric of the Raritan Valley Region, this proposed two-story, single-family dwelling with finished basement and habitable attic embraces a contemporary design approach, seamlessly blending modern aesthetics with functional living spaces. The home features an open floor plan concept with high ceilings and an abundances of natural light, creating a sense of spaciousness and connectivity with the surround environment.

The exterior showcases a mix of sleek materials, including light grey Hardie Architectural Panel and Artisan Shiplap siding, black and grey tone 3D stacked thin stone, and vertical cedar wood slats, all strategically placed to draw the eye seamlessly across the facade. Large insulated windows have been positioned on the South, East, and West faces allowing an abundance of natural light while upholding sustainable design principles. Additionally, the building’s thermal envelope was meticulously designed with continuous exterior insulation and constructed using an airtight building method, while also integrating solar power to enhance energy efficiency and performance.

The interior provides for open, spacious living that flows effortlessly from one area to the next. The use of neutral color tones, combined with warm wood accents, creates an inviting and homey feel. Additionally, the integration of smart home technology enhances convenience, ensuring the home is as functional as it is stylish. A four-story, center-mono, floating staircase is the central focal point connecting the dwelling’s program:          

    • The basement contains a playroom, hallway gallery, home theater, gym, and entertainment room
     • The ground floor contains a double height foyer flanked by an office and butlers kitchen on either side, a double height great room open to both the dining room and kitchen, a guest room with walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom, a powder room, and a two car garage 
     • The second floor contains three bedrooms, each with walk-in closets and ensuite bathrooms, a laundry room, and a primary bedroom with primary closet and ensuite bathroom
     • The third floor is a habitable attic flex space that can be used as a kids play area, study, or additional storage