Are you like many and dislike the look and feel of clutter?  If you like simple, clean lines and a calm uncluttered design, then a Scandinavian Style home might be right for you. A Scandinavian home is characterized by a minimal, clean approach that seeks to combine functionality with beauty. Its focus is on simple lines and light spaces, devoid of clutter.

Scandinavian-style design is more than just buzzwords like “minimalism” and “clean lines. It is about modernism, functionality and sustainability. This Scandinavian designed home, as featured, is on the market and open for touring, June 7, 3PM-6PM. It is located at 1701 Pine St W. in Stillwater MN. The modern design is beckoning its next homeowner to leave the clutter behind and settle into a new way of living.

The highlighted Scandinavian minimalistic home was created in partnership with a talented architect and Tice-Hause Design/Build. They specialize in custom homes that depict the style and aesthetic of each homeowner.  That is to say, be it traditional or contemporary, such as the Scandinavian-style design, Tice-Hause Design/Build creates custom homes that reflect how the homeowner would like to live.

Tice-Hause Design Build’s goal is to create interior/exterior designs that are architecturally pleasing to the eye and have a positive impact on surrounding buildings and neighborhoods. This minimalist custom home does just that and is wonderfully different from much of Stillwater’s traditional home designs.

Unique Features: Scandinavian Style Furnishing and an Outdoor Pickle Ball court.

Scandinavian designed home-Open floor concept

A home is not  much of a home without the complimenting furnishings. This Scandinavian-style home includes all the smart furnishings. In addition, each is hand-selected and drawn to scale during the design and engineering process. The architecture consists of ultra-clean lines, natural woods, large windows and a direct continuation of nature outside. Therefore this contemporary Scandinavian Design delivers calmness and minimal mental clutter for a more simplistic way of life.

For the outdoor enthusiast, the property features a pickle ball court surrounded by mature trees on a wooded, half-acre lot. Spacious and open, the home has three-bedrooms and three-bathrooms. It also includes heated flooring and state-of-the-art appliances, including a touch-screen coffee maker.

Another unique feature is the architecturally designed garage, which is kept behind a fully-insulated glass panel door and includes an electric vehicle charging station. Also included are hot and cold water for car washing and in-floor heating to maintain warmth year round.  

In conclusion, the inspiration for this design/build comes from Scandinavian-style design.  In a world of sensory overload, this custom home delivers calmness and minimal mental clutter.

Now you can tour this modern minimalist home, near Stillwater’s historic downtown. Stop by and get inspired!

The Open House is June 7th from 3PM to 6Pm at 1701 Pine Street W.  in Stillwater. Light refreshments will be served.

To see more of our work go to:https://thdbuild.com/

 

 

How to Create a Comfortable Living Space You Can Use Once You Retire

As we journey through life, we realize the significance of having a living space that caters to our changing needs. As the golden years’ approach, retirement should be filled with moments of blissful relaxation in a cozy abode that fosters happiness and serenity. With this in mind, let me share some valuable tips on creating a comfortable living space that will serve as your peaceful haven in retirement.

Consider Your Future Needs

Before planning your living area, invest a while in contemplating your future requirements. Do you intend to reside in the same house? Will you need help with movement or access? Factor in your design features, such as wider entrances, guard bars, and level-entrance showers, to ensure your living space is secure and useful for many years ahead.

Optimize for Comfort

Retiring should be a peaceful moment, and making the living place comfortable and pleasant is paramount. To accomplish this, including relaxing furniture, additional features like heated floors, a fireplace, or a hot tub could add luxury and make suitable light and warm colors to give a snug feeling in your newly-renovated home.

Personalize Your Space

When designing your future retirement space, it is important to consider your unique personal tastes and interests. Incorporating elements that make you smile, such as photographs, art pieces, or beloved keepsakes, is essential. Additionally, contemplate and plan how you envision your retirement experience and uniform your living space to that. For example, if you are an avid reader, why not create a comfortable reading corner with a lovely armchair and proper illumination?

Invest in Quality

When creating your retirement living space, it is necessary to make wise decisions regarding materials and construction. With the help of a reliable design/build firm such as Tice-Hause Design/Build, one can trust that the accommodations will be built firmly and per personal wishes. By investing in quality construction materials and techniques, you will eventually be able to save time, money, and effort on renovations or repair work.

Finally, developing an inviting living environment for your golden years can be considered a sound investment in your joy and health. By predicting your future requirements, enhancing your comfort levels, customizing the layout to reflect you best, plus making sure to purchase products of high quality, you can craft a home that will make you pleased and serene for many years ahead.

If you are looking to work with a custom design/build company for your dream retirement home, give Tice-Hause Design/Build a call today.  (651) 439-3837. We can create beautifully functional spaces that you will love to live in.

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