If you’re looking for a large family residence or holiday home, a two-storey design is a great choice.

If you’re looking for short-term accommodation that offers a unique and memorable experience, Airbnb is the place to go. With millions of listings globally, you’ll find everything from apartments, studios and houses, to castles, boats and yurts - and plenty of other stunning and quirky options in between.

If you’re lucky enough to build on a larger block, when it comes to choosing a modular house design, the possibilities are endless. But sometimes having too many choices can be a little overwhelming!

To help you narrow it down to a shortlist of your favourites, we’ve compiled 3 of our most popular modular house designs for larger blocks.

With narrow blocks becoming more and more common in the cities and suburbs, the demand for house designs that maximise space is on the rise.

If you are purchasing a narrow block, you don’t have to compromise on your dream home. It’s quite possible to find a design that has all the features you need, feels spacious and even includes room to enjoy the outdoors.

In this article, we’ve handpicked three modular home designs that are suited to a narrow block. Each includes clever design features that allow you to make the most of your available space and enjoy some of the luxuries you’d only expect to find in a larger home.

If you’re attracted to the style and sophistication of contemporary homes, modular designs are an ideal choice. From compact and understated to spacious and luxurious, there’s a great selection of floor plans to suit families of all sizes.

To help you find the perfect contemporary home for your needs, we’re highlighting three of our favourites – the Anglesea, Shoreham 14, and Sorrento. Each design has its own charm and includes features that add a distinct contemporary feel. We’re sure you’ll love them too!

If you love modern house designs, modular homes offer lots of great choices. So, to help you find the perfect design for your block and lifestyle, we’ve handpicked four of our favourites.

Each have their own unique style and a range of features that offer excellent value. Read on to take a closer look at four modern modular home designs we love (and we think you will too).

When you build a new modular home, there are so many designs to choose from it can be hard to know where to start. To help narrow your focus, it’s a good idea to think about which style most appeals to you. Do you love the boldness of modern designs? Or the clean lines of contemporary homes? Or maybe the charm of traditional designs are more your style?

If you’re drawn to the latter, our classic modular homes are a great choice. Character-filled, with features that bring a unique Australian feel, they look right at home in both rural settings and established urban neighbourhoods. In this article, we’re featuring three of our favourite classic modular designs- we’re sure you’ll love them too.

If you’re ready to build your dream house in the country, modular homes are a great choice. The off-site construction methods make them a cost-effective option for rural builds, and the flexible designs mean there’s a floorplan and style to suit every need and budget.

Over the years, we’ve completed some stunning modular homes in the country, and today we’re sharing two of our favourites. Read on to find out how our clients created their dream rural homes – and be inspired to create your own.

Our design team have been busy over the summer - and the result is a stunning new take on the popular Shoreham 16. The original split-skillion Shoreham range has long been a favourite of our clients, and the addition of this fresh new design means there are now facade options to suit every taste.

Here, we’ll take a closer look at the bold and subtle changes that have come together to create a new look for the Shoreham 16.

Whether you’re planning a permanent sea change, or building your dream holiday house on the coast, finding the right design is key to getting maximum enjoyment from your new home. Externally, it should blend with the surroundings and showcase your personal style, while on the inside, you need a design that suits your family’s lifestyle and includes beach-friendly features like no carpet for easy sand clean up.

Modular homes are a great choice for your beach house project. Their flexible and contemporary designs suit families of all sizes, and look right at home in coastal locations. Plus, the off-site modular building process means less site disruption and faster construction times compared to a conventional build, so you can enjoy your beach retreat sooner. Here we’ve handpicked three of our favourite modular homes for seaside living.

If you’re lucky enough to own a block of land in a beautiful location, you’ll want to take full advantage of the surrounding views.

Whether your outlook is the beach, bush, valleys, or mountains, finding a house design that makes the most of the scenery is a must.

But building a home that captures your view doesn’t happen by chance – it’s all about a well-chosen design. The best design will showcase your views from the areas you frequent the most, like your living area, kitchen and bedrooms, and should also include spaces both inside and out where you can enjoy it. Here, we’ve picked four of our best modular homes that do exactly that.

If you’re ready to build a new home in the suburbs or city, modular homes are a great option. Whether you need a compact house for solo living or a large family residence, there are stylish modular designs to suit every taste.

There are many contemporary modular home designs that are ideal for urban living – here we’ve chosen four of the best.

If you’re looking for a stylish and spacious home for you and your family, our 4-bedroom Barwon modular home could be the perfect fit. With a strikingly modern two-storey design, and a range of smart and luxurious features as standard, the Barwon provides ample space for growing families to share, plus plenty of room for privacy too.

Stunning on the inside and out, it makes a statement in any urban setting. Here are a few of the highlights.

So, you’ve found the perfect rural block - now all that’s left is to find the right design and build your dream home!

If you’re looking for a fast, stress-free and affordable way to construct a quality new home in the country, modular homes offer an ideal solution.

The off-site building process means there’s no need for tradesmen to be on-site for months on end, and this can save you plenty of money and hassle. And, when it comes to choosing a modular home design - whether you’re looking for modern, traditional or something in between - there are plenty of options.

Here, we’ve hand-picked four of our favourite modular homes - all of them have been tried and tested, and are a great fit for any country setting.

In today’s design focus article, we’re taking a closer look at the Anglesea. It’s two-storey design, features three bedrooms and three bathrooms, so there’s plenty of room for growing families. The Anglesea is also a popular choice as a holiday home, or for retiring couples looking for a home big enough to have the whole family stay, as it can comfortably accommodate up to three couples, or multiple family groups.

Here’s a snapshot of the highlights.

If the kids have moved out and you’re finding your family home just a little too spacious, it might be time to consider downsizing.

Whether you’re planning on staying local or relocating to the country or beach, building a modular home is an affordable option. Better still, your new home can be built in as little as 14 weeks!

Here we’ve selected our favourite smaller modular homes that are perfect for those looking to downsize.

If you’re part of a growing family, your current home can suddenly seem small and lack the space and features you need.

Whether it’s an extra bedroom (or two), a second bathroom or living area, more storage space, or all of the above, it may be time to take the plunge and build a new family home.

When building a new home, there’s lots to consider. From choosing the right location, to finding a design with family-friendly features, it’s important to do your research so that your new home meets your needs for many years to come. Think about the things you love in your current home and those you would like to change, and have a clear idea of how many bedrooms, bathrooms and living spaces you need – and where you’d like them to be located.

This week our Design Focus blog series takes a closer look at the Tambo 3-bedroom home. The Tambo packs a lot of features into its medium size, and it’s a popular choice for small families looking for a stylish, yet cosy home. It also makes an ideal holiday house, with a design that allows you to take full advantage of the surrounding views and outdoor space.

2016 saw us publish almost 50 blog articles with all manner of helpful information about building a modular home, as well as our popular Design Focus series.

We thought you might like to check out our list of the 15 most popular posts from the last 12 months, in order of popularity:

A hand-picked selection of our favourite large modular homes

If you have a growing family, or are thinking of starting one, a four-bedroom modular home will give you the space you need. Our four-bedroom range includes large and spacious homes, compact options, and plenty in between.

Here we’ve shared our top four picks, and these include both modern and traditional designs. They’ve been chosen with country, beachside, and suburban living in mind and all have the flexibility to include decks or verandahs so you can relax and enjoy your outside space. You’ll find we have an impressive range of four-bedroom modular homes available, and here are four of the best.