Designing Your Home Brad Michael Architecture

After years of commuting back and forth from New York, this second home in Lafayette, La is seeing new life. Follow along with the podcast on the blog post, Modern Ranch Home. 
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In the story of Pool View, we start by looking at the incredible design potential that stewed beneath dark drapery and narrow spaces. The home is gorgeous with double height ceilings, ornate metal details, and large travertine tile throughout.  After living in the home for three years, the homeowner’s decided it was time to create a kitchen and living space that fit their lifestyle. Pool View Story

On this episode I'm sharing an interview featured on "Let the Good Talk Roll". Natalie had some amazing questions ranging from the start of my practice, how to find inspiration, and what it's like being married to an amazing photographer. Check it out as we dive into some of the insights behind Brad Michael Architecture. Special thanks to Natalie for such a fun interview! 

As an avid city dweller, I love the front porch as it’s the perfect place to watch the world go by, enjoying all the comings and goings. But what about your rear porch? This often-neglected outdoor space can be transformed into a lovely respite with just a few elements to bring it all together. Let’s take a look at how to love your rear porch! Reasons to Love Your Rear Porch

The size of the bedrooms in your home starts with the home’s overall square footage. The larger the home, the larger the bedrooms will be. For a good rule of thumb, I always account for a bedroom to accommodate at least a queen size bed. By doing this, we can provide comfortable accommodations for any one such as a roommate, teenager, or guest that stays at our home. Let’s take a look at a few different bedroom sizes and their matching square footages! What is a Good Bedroom Size?

You may have just bought your home or maybe you’re thinking of buying a new one. There’s a good chance that the first place you’re going to start is with the kitchen! Here are some fundamentals that I start with to get the function and style correct with any kitchen. Must- Haves for Your Kitchen Design