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I've been watching a YouTube channel on new architects revisiting these old plans; how they are the most perfect house plans that modern designers just want to screw up by removing walls and changing the layouts. Love these.
ReplyDeleteI love the old floor plans. I would like of mix open and closed. Everything does not have to be open.
ReplyDeleteI will take plan 1201-C. I have always hated homes with garages in the front. Put them in the back. I don't want to see it from the road. The home is the star not the car storage.
I would reconfigure that utility room to see if we can fit a powder room in there. And the South bedroom I might turn it into a flex room-office/television room/guest room.
Ah, the 50s and 60s. The kitchens are now all eat-in. I agree with VRCooper that the utility room in the last one seems a waste of space, if all it contains is a washer and dryer. Likewise the utility rooms in the third set of plans, even in the tiny cottage, seem overly large. However, the plans with a utility room have no basement, so perhaps everything that would normally go in your basement has to fit in the utility room.
ReplyDeleteNice homes!
ReplyDeleteOMG, that first one. With only a few very minor differences, that was my great uncle's house in central Phoenix! I remember the high ceilings and the insanely tall and fat Christmas trees would fill that back corner of the living room.
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