Amy's family had very specific needs, so understandably, Amy wanted very specific design features to accommodate those needs. Amy and her husband both work from home, so it was important to have not just one—but two!—home offices.
Ashley and her husband, Mike, have five children that they homeschool. That fact influenced a lot of our home design! They had removed the double-wide from the property they already owned in order to make room for the new brick home they had been dreaming of.
For Mandy and her family, it was finally time to create the home of their dreams, instead of living in a home that had been built around someone else's dream. She and her husband, Todd, had been collecting ideas for years, and they were ready to see those ideas in their new home.
Savannah's family had a very unique set of requirements for their new custom home. Savannah shares her home with her mom, dad, and sister. Our job was to make sure that the home was beautiful and functional for everyone in the family, making an efficient use of the family's budget.
From day one, Joseph made it clear he had some pretty specific requirements for his family, and he would get what he wanted. No builder was going to tell him what his family couldn't have. (That's our kind of client!)
Dolores and Ram had a tough set of requirements to meet. They wanted a home with at least three bedrooms, a big garage for vehicles and a small workspace, and modern touches that would contrast with the old, worn-out double wide they were leaving—all on a very limited budget.
Alicia and Cameron had a vision of a unique style and layout for their home to make it look, feel, and function in a way that suited the aesthetic and lifestyle of their family. Alicia drew up her own interior sketches, and wanted several very particular design features: High, sloping ceilings that mimicked the slopes of the roof line; Very clean, modern style but with the classic look of stained wood. Huge, open shared spaces, even though the home design wasn’t overly large. Walk-through pantry integral to the kitchen, with convenient access from either end of the kitchen.
Kathy and Jason wanted to live on their land, where they could enjoy the peace of the country, but still enjoy the style, convenience, and efficiency of a newly-built custom home.
Phyllis and Bob really wanted space where they could entertain lots of friends and family, as well as host their church’s youth group. They needed lots of space, wanted some unique design features such as the 2nd floor balcony to take advantage of the views from their unique property, and wanted the “barndominium” look.
Wendy and Chuck had a long-term plan: they would build a metal building shop, big enough for their camper, boat, and other large vehicles, and leave enough space to later build a 2400 square foot home inside the same metal building. During construction of the home, they actually lived in their camper in the shop side of the barndominium.
6420 W. Memorial Rd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73142
405.285.2856
info@turnerandsonhomes.com