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Prairie house plans feature low horizontal lines; multi-level; geometric decorations.

Architectural Features of Prairie House Plans

  • Low Pitched Roof
  • Dramatic Expanses of Windows, often accented with stained glass,

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Plan number DHSW40380 Featured Plan

House Plan Code: DHSW40380

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  • 3,217 Sq. Ft.
  • Bedrooms: 3
  • Baths: 3
Based on the ideas of Frank Lloyd Wright and the Arts and Crafts movement, Prairie style house plans were especially popular in the Midwest from 1900 to 1930. Related to the American Foursquare style, Homey, yet bold and modern, these comfortable homes are perfect for families who appreciate distinctive style.
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Prairie House Plan Features
Low Pitched Roof

Low Pitched Roof

Prairie style house plans were designed to blend in with the landscape which is why the exterior façade is often made up of light colored stucco, brick or concrete block accented with contrasting wood between stories. These handsome two-story homes with one story wings and/or heavy-columned porches combined wide overhanging eaves have a very low-to-the-ground horizontal appearance emphasizing their low-pitched roof.

Dramatic Expanses of Windows

Dramatic Expanses of Windows

Beneath their low, broad roofs, the homes are lit by a series of shimmering ribbon windows with small-diamond or rectangular shaped panes of leaded glass set in geometric patterns or are made of stained glass. Prairie style house plans range in design from square, L-shaped, T-shaped or Y-shaped sharing one commonality, open, airy rooms often divided by leaded glass panels adding to its Modern appeal.

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