Buying a Home

In modern architecture, every detail matters. The smallest design decisions — a baseboard profile, a door style, a lighting choice — can make or break the entire look. And yet, even as more builders start offering “modern” homes, many of them undermine their own work with choices that don’t belong.

If you’ve been browsing new homes lately, you’ve probably noticed one thing: everything is suddenly being called “modern.” Scroll through listings or builder websites, and you’ll see the word everywhere even on homes that clearly aren’t modern at all. Maybe they have black window frames. The builder may add a metal stair railing, install some oversized windows and just like that, the home is marketed as “modern.”

When you step into a truly modern home, you can feel the difference right away. The light feels softer and more abundant. The air feels fresh and consistent. Spaces flow naturally, and the whole environment just seems to work better for the way people actually use their home space today.