Building a custom home?

Don't let design fatigue or overwhelm get in the way of your dream home!

With so many decisions, it can be challenging to select the right materials & finishes to best reflect your personal style and budget.

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In Pocket Architect you'll learn:

  • The pros and cons of different types of materials and finishes, helping you make informed decisions that align with your budget and personal style.

  • How to create a cohesive look throughout your home, ensuring that all of your selections work together seamlessly.

  • Tips for staying within budget, avoiding costly mistakes and delays that can disrupt the construction process.

  • How to keep track of all of your selections, so you can easily refer back to them as needed.


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Reasons to Track Your Selections

Tracking your material selections is crucial when building a custom home for several reasons:

#1

Stay within budget: One of the most important reasons to track your material selections is to ensure that you stay within your budget. Building a custom home can be a costly process, and it’s easy to overspend on materials without realizing it. By keeping track of your selections, you can compare costs and make informed decisions that align with your budget.

#2

Ensure consistency: Tracking your material selections can help ensure that you maintain consistency throughout your home. For example, if you choose a specific type of flooring for your living room, you may want to use the same flooring in other rooms to create a cohesive look. By tracking your selections, you can easily refer back to what you’ve chosen and make sure that everything works together.

#3

Avoid mistakes: Building a custom home involves making countless decisions about materials, finishes, and design elements. It’s easy to forget what you’ve chosen or make mistakes along the way. By tracking your selections, you can catch errors before they become costly or difficult to fix.

#4

Keep records for future reference: Finally, tracking your material selections provides a record that you can refer to in the future. If you decide to remodel or make changes to your home down the line, you’ll have a record of what you’ve chosen that can help guide your decisions.

Jenn Smith, Architect

For 30 years, my life has revolved around architecture and construction, from sketching house plans for fun as a young girl to renovating homes when I was fresh out of college.

Now I'm using that expertise to help you enjoy the process of building your custom home!

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