Custom homes in the Magic Valley.

A layout that works for your family

The right floor plan makes everyday life easier. A kitchen connected to the living area can keep the family together while dinner is underway. A bedroom away from the busiest rooms may give a shift worker a quieter place to rest. Storage near the garage can take some of the clutter out of coming home.

Those needs are different for every household. Whether you want room for a growing family, space to host, or a smaller home with less to look after, the layout should reflect what you will actually use. Your priorities give the design a purpose beyond its square footage.

Build the home around the property

The driveway, front entrance, yard, and outdoor living areas all affect how your property works. A layout that looks right on paper still needs to make sense in relation to the street and the space around it.

You can get in touch whether you already own land or are still looking. We can begin with the area you are considering and the kind of home you want to build. Our local guides also connect you with city and county planning resources for property-specific questions.

Three ways to find your floor plan

Bring a plan you already love, choose from our home collection, or work with our drafter on a custom design. An existing plan can help you narrow down the size and arrangement you want, while a custom plan can address needs that do not fit an off-the-shelf layout.

Kitchen placement, bedroom separation, storage, and the connection to outdoor space can make two similarly sized homes feel very different. Our eight-plan collection gives you several layouts and exterior styles to explore.

Personal help with the details

Jackie Riddle works with clients on layout, finishes, and selections. Cabinetry, flooring, fixtures, and exterior materials need to work together, but they also need to suit your taste and the way you use the home. That personal guidance can help turn a collection of ideas into a cohesive design.

TD Riddle brings a hands-on approach to construction and attention to the budget. The plan and selections shape the work involved, so cost belongs in the design discussion throughout the project. When an idea changes, its effect on the scope and budget needs to be understood before the related work moves forward.

Custom homes with their own character

Our residential work includes the Single-Story Spec Home, stone-accented single-story homes, and contemporary two-story designs. Explore the homes for exterior ideas, then visit the gallery for kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces. Each offers a different way to approach the look and feel of your own home.

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