Contains enough space to comfortably contain a table and chairs.

Generally a small eating area off the kitchen or dining room.

A raised counter, in which light meals may be eaten, often seated on stools. A nook describes an interior angle formed by two meeting walls.

A kitchen that does not contain enough space to comfortably contain a table and chairs.

The main bedroom suite features a whirlpool.

The master suite features a full bathroom, consisting of at least a toilet, bathtub and sink.

The master suite features a partial bath containing just a toilet and sink.

The master suite features a dressing room in which to change clothes.

The master suite features a separate area for sitting, reading, etc…

The master suite features a closet that is large enough to walk around in.

A room having many windows or has walls consisting primarily of windows, and often including glass ceilings or multiple skylights.

A private living area within the home. Usually consists of a private, full bathroom and a door that separates it from the rest of the home. Usually also contain a separate entrance and a full kitchen.

A room in the home used for reading, writing, studying, etc…

A large open room in the home often featuring a high or vaulted ceiling, used primarily for daily living. Can be a replacement for a living room.

A secondary, utility, or family entrance to a residence, configured as an open foyer or large enclosed vestibule, usually entering from the side or back of the residence, with storage for outerwear.

A room which provides both the area and space to store tools (or machinery).

Typically refers to an upper story, attic or basement in a building, directly under the roof.

A room which can be used for a variety of purposes, such as parties, games and other everyday or casual use.