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A small home can live surprisingly large when the layout is thoughtful and intentional. Whether you're building on a narrow lot, downsizing, or shifting toward a more efficient lifestyle, small house plans offer impressive flexibility and long-term value. Smart design choices make it possible to enjoy open living areas, comfortable bedrooms, and outdoor spaces without increasing the footprint. At Weber Design Group, we design small stock plans under 2,500 sq ft that maximize livability, storage, and style while keeping construction costs lower.
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The Weber designed Beechwood offers four bedrooms and a study, four full and one-half bath within its 4,076 square feet of living area.  The 6,927 total square feet includes a side-entry three-car garage and large outdoor living area with an outdoor kitchen. 
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Last Mother’s Day in our blog post “10 Spa Bathrooms Mom Will Love” we brought you master baths from our custom home portfolio. All of these master bath retreats shared one common trait: over-the-top luxury. This year we thought we’d expand the idea to share five of our most loved mansion house plans that offer mom not only lavish spa baths in which to unwind but thousands of square feet of grand amenities indoors and out, intended to pamper not only mom but the whole family and guests alike.
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The data is in, and we’re ready to share five of our popular house plans from first quarter 2018.
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Borelli Construction has announced their plans to build a new luxury model home at 4839 West Blvd in the Park Shore neighborhood in Naples.  Weber Design Group designed the contemporary coastal style residence which will feature three bedrooms, three full baths, a powder bath and a study.  The front elevation of the home will have clean lines, ample windows and bahama shutter accents as well as decorative brackets to complete the coastal look.  
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This French chateau-inspired custom designed home recently graced the pages and cover of Home & Design Magazine.   The old world meets contemporary front facade, draws from a wonderfully contrasting cream and slate palette. The front elevation features sweeping arches supported by ornate columns, and gray tonal cultured stone sets off the light smooth stucco exterior.
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It’s no secret that people covet naturally lit spaces with wonderful views of the outdoors. Weber Design Group is known for creating architecture that incorporates large walls of glass for showcasing spectacular views, and for providing seamless indoor-outdoor transitions. But where does the desire to provide natural light come from, and why does it matter so much in architecture?
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Borelli Custom Homes has announced the sale of their most recent custom home located at 509 Neapolitan Way in Park Shore.  The transitional West Indies style residence The fully furnished home was listed at $3.395 million. It has four bedrooms, four full baths, two-and-one-half baths and a study, encompassing 3,820 square feet under air and 5,542 total square feet, all on one floor. Designed by Weber Design Group Inc., the home boasts a great room floor plan with a large open area in the center that is ideal for entertaining family and friends.
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The Beechwood Model in Quail West, designed by Weber Design Group and built by McGarvey Custom Homes, will soon be complete.  The golf course home with views along the 10th hole features a coastal contemporary exterior with clean lines that are accented by cheerful blue bahama shutters, corbels, and a rich Mahogany double front entry door.  Varying rooflines in gray flat slate create additional dimension on the front elevation.  
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Weber Design Group has been awarded Best of Design on Houzz, the leading platform for home remodeling and design. The firm was chosen by the more than 40 million monthly unique users that comprise the Houzz community from among more than one million active building, remodeling, and design industry professionals. Weber Design Group has been recognized with the prestigious award 7 times since 2013.
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