Modern large-home projects give architects the room to realize even the most ambitious, unconventional ideas - turning them, step by step, into the kind of house clients end up calling their dream home.
But before you commit to a sprawling two-story house or a spacious luxury cottage, it's worth carefully weighing the pros and cons, and talking it through with your family.
What to Consider Before Ordering a House Project
Building a large single-story home from scratch already costs real money - a multi-story house with big windows, which is what most clients want today, will cost considerably more.
Don't forget the price of land itself, which you'll need regardless. And once you've moved in, a spacious house means ongoing upkeep - keeping it clean and in order year-round takes real effort.
Even furnishing and settling into a large, comfortable home takes considerable time, labor, and resources, especially if only a couple of people will be living in a house built for a big family. So before settling on a one- or two-story layout, think it through carefully - and talk to the people you'll be sharing it with.
Large-Window House Projects: Kharkiv and Kyiv
Picture a modern house with a statement window and a large terrace, built around everything a family actually needs day to day: a bathroom on every floor, walk-in closets for adults and kids, an extra lounge or guest room.
A spacious, quiet home office for calls or focused work. A large garage. Maybe a separate room for a sauna, a home gym, or whatever your family's version of downtime looks like.
Clients building large, upscale cottages often ask us to fit in a small pool, a billiards table, or a ping-pong setup - small additions that make the house both more functional and simply more enjoyable to live in. Furnishing a space like this down to the details matters too - even something as small as choosing the right size counter stools for a kitchen island changes how the whole room feels.
Deciding between a single-story and multi-story layout, and between a standard plan or a fully custom one, comes down to budget and how specific your vision is - the more unique the design, the higher the cost and the longer the build.
At deZZign, we design exactly the house your family needs. If you're still weighing your options, we're happy to walk you through it and help you land on the right plan. Our team can also handle the interior design for your finished home.
