Space, light and connection.
The tall window wall, wood ceiling and open connection to the kitchen carry through into the finished home. Furniture and lighting give the completed room its own character.
Architectural + Interior DesignDesigned
Designed
as a whole.
The shape of your home. The light within it. The details you live with every day. Architectural drafting and interior design, considered together.
Explore the possibilities01 / Architectural designSee the possibilities.
See the possibilities.
Shape your home.
Your property, views and daily routines shape the plan. Our in-house architectural drafting develops floor plans, exterior form and the drawings that carry the design into construction.
Three-dimensional visualizations bring proportions, materials and the relationship to the setting into view, giving you something concrete to consider and refine.
3D design visualization
An open connection.
Tall glazing, broad rooflines and an elevated terrace explore the relationship between the rooms and the outdoors.
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Explore exterior ideas in illustrated and realistic renderings.
02 / Plans + elevationsSee how your home
See how your home
takes shape.
How will the rooms connect? What will the outside look like? Explore real design studies, from the first lines to the places they become.
Putter Inn · Floor plan2D drawing
A floor plan is a view from above. It helps you understand how rooms connect and how you will move through your home.
Selected design studies, shared to help you imagine your own home. Drawing excerpts are illustrative and are not construction documents.
Putter Inn, Floor plan
03 / Interior designImagine how
Imagine how
it could feel.
Architecture shapes the space. Interior design brings the materials, light and everyday details into conversation.
Eastwind / From concept to completion
Eastwind: from design to finished home.
Explore five Eastwind spaces, from the renderings developed in our design software before construction to photographs of the completed home. See how the original vision took shape—and how the details became personal.
A kitchen brought together.
The window placement, cabinetry layout and waterfall island make this a close room comparison. The finished lighting, seating and wood tones show how selections developed.
A focal point with presence.
The tall veined surround, flanking mirrors and adjacent glazing connect the design study to the completed great room. Mirror shapes, furnishings and fireplace details differ.
A place to gather upstairs.
The sloping wood ceiling, kitchenette and dark fireplace wall carry the same spatial idea into the finished loft. The final furniture arrangement and cabinetry details evolved.
Everyday rituals, thoughtfully framed.
The vanity, shower, veined wall surfaces and windows around the bath reveal a close layout match. The completed room uses a rounded freestanding tub and different lighting and fixtures.
Design renderings and completed-project photographs show corresponding spaces from similar viewpoints. Finishes, fixtures and furnishings may differ as selections develop through the design and construction process. Tap an image to swipe between the two, or heart either one to save it to My Ideas.
Material continuity
Consider cabinetry, stone, lighting and hardware as part of one connected palette.
Room to imagine
Explore how a space could feel, then refine the details with our design team.
Personal expression
Bring your preferences into the conversation, from gathering spaces to quieter rooms.
Explore all 12 Eastwind design renderings
Design renderings based on the interior model developed before the home was built. Materials, styling and landscape are illustrative. Tap a rendering to explore the complete 12-view study.
Design, made tangibleDifferent homes.
Different homes.
A considered approach.
Completed spaces show the character that architecture and interiors bring to a home.
Our processFrom your ideas
From your ideas
to a plan to build.
The design develops through conversation, exploration and decisions made together.
Explore the full process
A few helpful answersA few questions
A few questions
about design.
Do I need finished plans before we talk?
No. In-house architectural drafting is part of our design-build approach. We can begin with your ideas, property information and priorities, then develop the plans together.
Who helps me choose materials and finishes?
Our interior design team guides cabinetry, lighting, fixtures and finish selections with the whole home in mind. You can review samples at our Design Centers in Detroit Lakes and Spearfish.
How does design stay connected to the budget?
Budget is discussed alongside design decisions and developed through preconstruction estimating. Decisions and selections are documented as the design develops.
Begin with a conversationBring your ideas
Bring your ideas
into focus.
Visit a Design Center in Detroit Lakes or Spearfish to talk through your project and see materials in person.
Step inside the designA new perspective.
A new perspective.
Explore in 3D.
See how the spaces come together. Explore an interactive design model, with room to look around and discover the details.
Interactive design model · Chief ArchitectOpen full-screen viewer