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Some homes whisper elegance.This one clears its throat and confidently says, “Welcome—let me show you around.” Meet The Hampton , a thoughtfully designed custom home that blends timeless architecture with modern-day livability. It’s warm, elevated, and unapologetically functional—because great design shouldn’t just look good, it should work hard too. First Impressions Matter (And This One Delivers) The exterior sets the tone immediately. A refined mix of natural stone, clean

Some homes advertise an in‑law suite. The Rose plan delivers one. Thoughtfully designed, beautifully connected, and fully functional as its own living space, the Rose is a home built for modern multigenerational living—without sacrificing comfort, privacy, or style. A Real In‑Law Suite, Not Just an Extra Room The Rose features a fully independent in‑law suite that feels like a small home of its own. It includes: A private bedroom with a walk‑in closet A full bathroom A dedic

Multigenerational living isn’t just a trend—it’s a thoughtful way families stay connected, supported, and close to the people who matter most. With the Penelope plan, Aris Design Group set out to design a home that feels timeless, functional, and ready to grow with your family. One of Penelope’s standout features?A beautifully integrated, fully independent in-law suite that blends seamlessly into this modern farmhouse design. A Warm Welcome From the Start Penelope’s exterior

As the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, most people put their home projects on hold and wait for spring. But what if winter is actually the best time to start? At Aris Design Group, we’ve seen time and again that the homeowners who get a head start during the winter are the ones breaking ground as soon as the weather warms up. Here’s why starting now can set your project up for success. 1. Design Takes Time — and Winter Gives You That Designing a custom home or rem

When designing high-performance homes, one of the building technologies that often comes up is Insulated Concrete Forms, or ICFs. They’re a building system that combines structure, insulation, and durability in a way that offers significant advantages over more traditional construction methods. Below is an introduction to what ICFs are, how they work, and what makes them special. The Basics: What Is ICF? Insulated Concrete Forms are forms (or molds) that remain in place after