When choosing to build your new home, it can be difficult to decide if you should build a single or double storey design. We have put together a few key considerations for each, to help you decide which is best suited to your needs and lifestyle. 

Building your first home should be an enjoyable and fun experience. We appreciate this may be overwhelming in the beginning, so we believe having all the need-to-know information upfront is important. The team at Wilson Homes have put together a range of useful and insightful materials to help you start your new build. 

From steel and stone, to brick, brass and timber, the Urban style is all about raw, natural materials. Natural linens, chunky fabrics, throws and leather perfectly align to this style and when mixed with warm neutrals, create a subtle masculine touch. 

Wilson Homes Acreage House Designs give you the luxury of space and the modern conveniences that make everyday living a pleasure, while taking advantage of your rural outlook or water views. Rooms flow seamlessly into each other, with stylish and functional open-plan living areas perfect for modern family life.

With the inclusion of a home theatre in your new Wilson Home design, have you thought about the versatility this room holds? Read along as we list the many ways you can transform your Home Theatre. 

Create a family hub with an open plan living design in your home.  Open plan floor plans offer light-filled and multifunctional spaces for families to gather and create memories in. These large, free slowing spaces are a modern day favourite and keep homes feeling fresh and versatile.

Express your taste to the whole world before even stepping inside your home. First impressions matter, so choosing the perfect façade for your new home is important. Read along to see what you should consider before making a decision for your new façade.  COUNCIL / DEVELOPER REQUIREMENTS Some councils or estates may have specific guidelines for your choice of building materials. You may find that some styles, materials or colours are not permitted. We recommend checking these guidelines prior to looking at selecting your façade.