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HPZ-22014 Craig Barndominium House Plan
About this barndominium house plan:
- 2335 Heated Square Feet
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2.5 Bathrooms
- Single Story
- Open concept
- Laundry room
- Fireplace
- Storage
- Front and rear porch
- 969 Sq Ft Garage
- This barndominium provides for 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and 3 car garage.
- Popular features include a vaulted ceiling in the main living area, large open kitchen with walk-in-pantry, split bedroom design, and a large rear porch.
What’s included in HPZ-22014:
Page 1 Cover Sheet with abbreviations, rendering, sheet index
Page 2 Foundation plan and details
Page 3 Detailed floor plan (includes window sizes, ceiling joist directions, plumbing fixture locations, etc.)
Page 4 Exterior views with additional notes and details
Page 5 Exterior views with additional notes and details
Page 6 Cross Section & kitchen cabinet views
Page 7 Roof plan and span charts with additional notes
Page 8 Electrical plan with notes and legend
Page N1 Code Information
Page N2 Code Information
Page N3 Code Information
Page N4 Energy Code Information
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The front-on view showcases a flawless architectural balance, with large black-framed windows flanking the central timber core. It’s a striking silhouette that redefines the traditional barn aesthetic for a new generation of homeowners.
This symmetrical masterpiece features a towering vaulted portico supported by stout, honey-hued timber pillars. Double wooden doors serve as a warm focal point, inviting guests into a space where rustic charm meets contemporary elegance.
Looking across the expansive concrete drive, the triple-bay garage stands as a testament to the home’s impressive scale. Each door is topped with a protective black metal awning, tied together by intricate wooden truss details in the gables.
From this vantage point, the home’s low-slung profile is perfectly balanced by the dramatic peak of the central entryway. The charcoal palette allows the structure to sit boldly against the lush green backdrop of the surrounding forest.
This elevated back porch serves as a private stage for nature, featuring the same dramatic timber trusses found at the home’s entrance. The concrete base provides a solid, clean foundation that overlooks the sloping terrain of the backyard.
Moving toward the back, the land slopes away to reveal a secondary covered porch perfect for evening sunsets. The combination of the dark rooflines and the natural wood trusses creates a visual harmony that feels both grounded and soaring.
Turning the corner, we see how the dark siding wraps the structure in a seamless, protective shell. Small, high-set windows provide privacy for the interior while maintaining the building’s sleek, monolithic character.
Approaching from the side, the sharp contrast between the dark vertical siding and the warm timber accents becomes immediately apparent. The auxiliary garage entrance hints at a home designed for a hobbyist who values both form and function.
Standing on the concrete veranda, the rhythmic pattern of the vertical siding creates a sense of height and grandeur. A modern orb chandelier hangs from the tongue-and-groove ceiling, casting a welcoming glow against the cool gray facade.
Modern black French doors connect the interior great room to the porch, flanked by sleek, vertical sconces for evening ambiance. Above, the tongue-and-groove wood ceiling is dotted with recessed lighting to ensure the space remains functional long after sunset.
Standing at the edge of the railing, the perspective reveals a sprawling area perfect for outdoor dining or a luxury lounge set. The black metal balusters offer safety without obstructing the view of the surrounding treeline.
The midday sun creates a rhythmic play of shadows across the concrete floor, highlighting the impressive scale of the support pillars. It’s a space designed for quiet mornings and breezy afternoons in equal measure.
From this vantage point, the stairs lead down toward the natural earth, bridging the gap between high-end architecture and the rugged outdoors. The continuity of the honey-toned wood against the dark siding remains the home’s most striking visual signature.
This wide-angle perspective captures the seamless integration of the kitchen, dining area, and lounge, all living under the magnificent vaulted ceiling. It’s a space designed for gatherings, where the architecture itself becomes a conversation piece for every guest.
Looking across the length of the Great Room, the repetition of the timber trusses creates a rhythmic architectural flow toward the back of the house. Every element, from the minimalist sconces to the custom cabinetry, is designed to enhance the home’s expansive, cathedral-like atmosphere.
The texture of the floor-to-ceiling fireplace provides a rugged, organic contrast to the smooth, wide-plank flooring and clean-lined furniture layout. This view showcases how the home successfully marries the “barn” aesthetic with high-end, residential comfort.
Standing at the head of the island, the balance of the matte black cabinetry against the stainless steel appliances highlights the kitchen’s sophisticated palette. The transition from the dark cabinetry to the expansive white walls creates a visual breathing room that enhances the home’s sense of scale.
Looking back toward the living area, the dry-stack stone fireplace creates a commanding presence that balances the warmth of the wood ceilings. The integrated media niche and sleek linear firebox ensure the space remains as functional for a movie night as it is for a cozy evening by the fire.
The galley-style layout between the sink and the island provides a wide, functional path that makes hosting and meal prep effortless. Large windows above the sink offer a serene view of the forest, blurring the line between the indoor workspace and the natural world.
A custom wood range hood serves as a rustic crown over the professional-grade stove, perfectly complementing the rich, dark stone of the backsplash. Gold-toned hardware and a traditional pot filler add a touch of timeless luxury to the otherwise modern, industrial kitchen.
From the edge of the kitchen island, the eye is drawn upward to the soaring timber rafters and the natural light flooding in from the transoms above the French doors. This vantage point emphasizes the home’s open-concept philosophy, where cooking, dining, and relaxing all happen within one grand, airy volume.
Looking across the island, the high-end stainless steel appliances and industrial-style lighting emphasize the home’s “pro-grade” sensibilities. The open layout ensures that the cook remains the center of the conversation in the vast Great Room.
The kitchen is a masterclass in contrast, pairing matte black perimeter cabinets with a massive natural wood island. Dark stone countertops and a matching backsplash create a seamless, sophisticated look for the home chef.
The main living space is defined by a massive stone fireplace that reaches toward the light-filled timber rafters. Two iron chandeliers hang from the peaked ceiling, bridging the gap between the rustic wood and the clean, modern lines of the hall.
Standing in the transition between the kitchen and living area, the soaring vaulted ceilings create an immediate sense of awe. Minimalist gold sconces provide a soft, warm glow against the expansive white walls.
The master bedroom centers around a stunning black shiplap fireplace wall, complete with a raw-edge timber mantel. This architectural feature provides a cozy, modern anchor for the room while cleverly integrating media storage.
Flanked by deep-toned doors that lead to the ensuite and walk-in closet, the fireplace wall maintains the home’s signature balance. The cool-toned wide plank flooring adds a contemporary texture that grounds the high-contrast walls.
A simple, elegant bedroom layout features a matte black ceiling fan and matching baseboards for a unified look. The soft taupe walls provide a neutral canvas that allows the bold black trim to pop.
Adjacent to the bath, a custom walk-in closet features matte black cabinetry and integrated shelving for a boutique-style organization experience. The contrast between the dark storage and the warm wood floors creates a moody, high-end atmosphere.
The bold black trim continues, framing doorways and closets with a sense of modern authority. The soft beige walls provide a calming contrast, ensuring the transition into the bedrooms feels private and restorative.
This view of the corridor showcases the rhythmic use of the black-on-taupe palette that defines the home’s interior logic. The double-door closet provides a monolithic, built-in look that ensures storage remains a design feature rather than an afterthought.
Standing in the secondary bedroom, the symmetrical placement of the windows acts as a living gallery of the surrounding woodland. The wide plank floors provide a warm, organic base that balances the cool, sharp edges of the modern industrial trim.
Even the secondary bedrooms benefit from large, black-framed windows that invite the outside in. The clean lines of the matte black baseboards and ceiling fan provide a sharp, tailored finish to this quiet, light-filled retreat.
Behind a dark door lies a gourmet pantry featuring floral-patterned wallpaper and warm wood shelving. A copper sink and under-cabinet lighting turn this storage area into a stylish extension of the kitchen.
A built-in workstation pairs black cabinetry with a thick butcher-block countertop, offering a warm and durable surface for projects or laundry. The large window above ensures the space feels airy and connected to the wooded outdoors.
A dedicated dog wash station features sleek black subway tile and a raised basin for ergonomic pet care. This clever utility space proves that high design and practical rural living can coexist beautifully.
Even the smaller spaces make a statement with deep olive walls and a futuristic LED-backlit mirror. The minimalist vanity and white porcelain sink offer a clean, sharp contrast to the rich, dark palette of the room.
A long double vanity sits beneath a large window, allowing natural light to reflect off the crisp white quartz countertops. The dark window trim acts as a frame for the greenery outside, making the morning routine feel like a getaway.
Moving into the primary suite, the flooring transitions to large-format slate tiles that lead toward a massive walk-in shower. A tall linen cabinet in natural wood provides ample storage while breaking up the cool gray tones of the walls.
The guest bathroom pairs a warm, wood-grain vanity with high-contrast black hardware for a sophisticated, grounded feel. A glass-enclosed tub features floor-to-ceiling stone-look tile, adding a touch of organic texture to the clean design.
This evocative 3D render illustrates the home’s exterior at twilight, where the interior glow transforms the structure into a welcoming beacon. The stone pillars and warm timber accents under the gables appear even more dramatic against the deepening indigo of the evening sky.
This 2D technical drawing reveals the perfect geometry of the home’s facade, from the stone chimney to the triple-bay garage. It provides a clear view of how the various textures—vertical siding, stone, and shingle—are layered to create visual interest across a wide profile.
The right-side elevation highlights the home’s deep footprint and the sharp peak of the primary gable. This perspective emphasizes the clean rooflines and the strategic placement of windows to maximize privacy while maintaining a modern silhouette.
Looking at the back of the home through this detailed draft, the massive scale of the vaulted rear porch becomes the undeniable focal point. It illustrates a home designed for a “backyard lifestyle,” where the transition to the outdoors is as grand as the entrance itself.
The left-side view showcases the secondary garage entrance and the rhythmic spacing of the board-and-batten siding. The stone wainscoting along the base provides a sturdy, grounded aesthetic that ties the industrial shell to the natural earth.
Returning to the floor plan to finalize this walkthrough, we see the ingenious separation of the “social” and “private” zones. The sprawling 2,500+ square foot layout ensures that while the Great Room remains a soaring public square, the bedrooms remain quiet, secluded sanctuaries.
The journey ends with a strategic structural overview, highlighting the clever integration of a lower-level access point. This technical layout ensures that every square foot of the home is maximized for both utility and flow.
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