Trussed ceilings come in a variety of angles, for dramatic interiors. Compare the two in this home. A shallow cantilevered ceiling offers a more traditional look, with the adjacent room showing a marvelous cathedral-style ceiling and additional windows. If you wish, you can have a traditional, flat ceiling instead. These options give you a host of options in designing the size and shape of your rooms.

The heavy timber ceiling provides the look and feel of traditional log home living. Viewed from the upstairs loft (right) and from the main room floor (left), notice how open the room feels. This style brings out the beauty and elegance of homes designed with spacious high lofts and cathedral ceilings.

The exposed beam ceiling can provide class to a simple hallway (left). This ceiling style is available on the first floor of any multi-story home. Alternately, you can cover the exposed beams with a traditional flat ceiling.

You can add a deck (upper left) or porch (lower left) to your design. Some floor plans include porches and decks, but you can customize these as you see fit (right).

You can modify the style of window (left), or railings (right) to give your new home the look and feel you want.

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