Prefab Lab

Dispelling Myths Surrounding Modular Homes: The Art of Personalized Design

It's disheartening that a prevailing myth regarding modular homes assumes a universally unattractive appearance. When people think of modular homes, they often visualize container houses, makeshift structures, or trailers on wheels.

Fortunately, reality paints a different picture.

Similar to traditional timber frame or brick-built houses, modular homes have the potential to be designed and constructed to match your unique fantasies and preferences.

Every modular building manufacturer presents an extensive array of diverse designs. Clients can effortlessly customize elements like windows, doors, facades, colors, and more. Modular buildings offer an avenue to achieve personalized architecture without breaking the bank.

The perception of an "unsightly" appearance largely depends on the buyer's taste. It's the buyer who collaborates with architects to shape the external aesthetics of their home.

If you don't like the design, why proceed with the build?

The most intricate and captivating part of creating a custom modular home lies in the design process.

When choosing a modular home, there are essentially two paths:

  • Select a standard design from the manufacturer's catalog.

or

  • Collaborate with architects and designers to craft your unique dream home.

It's crucial to recognize that the architect guides you through the entire customization process, ensuring your home aligns with your specifications.

How should you proceed?

Start by choosing a floor plan that resonates with you;

Once you identify a suitable floor plan, the architect adapts it to modular construction;

Discuss and make changes throughout the design process.

This could be as simple as adding or removing carpeting in the house.

However, it's essential to trust the professionals' expertise and have a clear understanding of your desires!