Period Style Homes is a full-service design firm with over 50 years’ experience in residential design. With award-winning designs and a focus on authentic regional styles, PSH is the destination for beautiful and timeless home designs.
Please take a moment to browse the links below, showcasing some of our previous luxury home designs. Each design is carefully crafted to meet the unique desires of our clients, with exceptional features and attention to detail.
Congress for the New Urbanism
Strong Towns
Institute of Classical Architecture & Art
National Homebuilders Association
The Urban Guild
• Aurora Award
• Best in American Living
• Best of Show: A.I.B.D. National
• Designers Choice: A.I.B.D. Regional
• Multiple National and Regional First Place: A.I.B.D. Awards
• New York Times
• Design Line
• Better Homes & Gardens
• Southern Living
• Builders Magazine
• Concrete Homes Magazine
• Gulf Coast Magazine
We work closely with you to translate your needs and desires into conceptual sketches and floor plans. These conceptual drawings allow you to make decisions on broad layout and style preferences before getting into the technical aspects of the home design.
This phase adds enough technical detail to the drawings for a builder to give you a preliminary build cost estimate. It serves as a valuable cost checkpoint and an opportunity to make any cost-cutting adjustments if necessary.
This phase produces the construction documents (also known as "working drawings") needed for your building permit application. These documents are used by the builder to prepare a build cost quote and contract. The builder will supplement these with product approvals, surveys, energy calculations, structural engineering drawings, truss drawings, and more for the complete permit application.
Taking the first step toward your custom home design is easier than you might think. Here’s how you can prepare for a smooth and successful design process:
A. Clarify Your Needs and Wishlist:
Our Custom Home Design Questionnaire (access below) will help you to think about the many aspects of your new home, including room-by-room features.
B. Gather Essential Information:
Start collecting important documents and details, such as your property survey, deed restrictions, HOA guidelines, and inspiration photos. Having this information ready will help us hit the ground running.
C. Schedule a Consultation
Choose a date/time for your initial project meeting. We’ll discuss your vision, goals, and answer any questions you may have about the process.
