Signature Features
Soaring Cathedral Ceilings
These homes feature dramatic cathedral rooflines that peak at double the height of our standard 11-foot ceilings. This height adds a grand feel and room for massive windows.
Open-Concept Great Rooms
The heart of the home is a massive, open space where the kitchen, dining, and lounge flow together. Removing unnecessary walls keeps the home feeling spacious and connected.
Natural Material Mix
We blend vertical siding and stone on the exterior with warm interior touches like exposed wood beams and stone fireplaces to create a balance of rustic and modern style.
Explore our steel-frame home collections
A curated selection of steel-framed homes, designed with 11-foot ceilings, larger windows and door openings, and precision-built in our Grand Rapids factory. Sign up to receive updates, new model releases, and early access to future designs.
Customizable Floor Plans
We believe a home should adapt to you, not the other way around. While our Contemporary models are architecturally stunning, they are designed to be flexible.
A Smarter Way to Build
We combine precision engineering with eco-conscious materials to create homes that last longer and live better. Discover how steel framing elevates your design potential and your well-being.
Future-Proof Layouts
Because the exterior steel shell handles the structural load, interior walls can often be moved without complex engineering. This allows your home to adapt and evolve alongside your family’s needs.
Architectural Freedom
The superior strength of steel enables unique features such as long clear span. This allows us to create expansive, open living spaces without the need for intrusive supporting posts or columns.
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Healthier Indoor Living
Unlike pressure-treated lumber, steel emits no volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and requires no additional chemical treatments for pests or rot. It does not absorb moisture or support mold growth, providing a healthier environment for occupants.
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Environmentally Responsible
Steel is one of the most sustainable materials available, often manufactured from recycled automobiles rather than requiring the 25+ mature trees needed for a traditional home.
