A South Dakota prairie home bucks tradition in favor of durable, unadorned surfaces and an open-plan layout that make more sense for an active family with four children and two dogs.
An Orlando custom home builder is competing with large national builders by doing what they do—building a stunning model.
A look at three different open kitchens show artful ways that designers met the challenges that open kitchens pose.
DSLD Homes in Louisiana and Couture Homes in Florida are this year's America's Best Builders.
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News reports say the industry’s fourth-largest builder wants to buy Heartland Homes.
Stairs traditionally have been a practical element in the home used for circulation. Imbuing the clients’ personality or program into this utilitarian space is part of what creating a truly custom home entails. This collection of stairwells showcases how architectural detailing can put the fun in...
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Thanks to improving demand, the company has restarted its dormant on-your-lot division.
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A Seattle-based modular builder says it has cracked the code to offering high-end custom homes at nearly half the price of site-built.
Mayberry Construction, a Joplin builder, confronted the overwhelming need for rebuilding services after the storm.
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This year's Pacesetters have successfully bolstered their companies while adding disciplines that feed their core competence.
Mark Grassi builds wineries and restaurants as well as custom residences.
Vincent Petrarca's design/build firm competes with top architects in design and with luxury tract builders on cost.
A pioneering green custom builder stays at the forefront of a rapidly developing field.
Michael Connor brings the efficiency of panelized construction to authentic traditional custom homes.
Man-made stone, ersatz metal handrails, and plastic trim were never good enough for the high-end homes built by Wardell Builders’ Ken Underhill, until now.
Ted Peterson takes the business cycle in stride.
Custom builder Joseph Kais has succeeded by recognizing opportunities when they arise.
When building anew or remodeling, clients today are scrutinizing every choice.
Custom home clients' priorities are evolving in the wake of the Great Recession.
Rhode Island custom builder Jacob Talbot has kept his business alive by staying focused.