West-metro Minnesota / Home concept studio
Multigenerational Home. Your starting point.
Design around both shared time and private routines. A multigenerational brief needs more than an extra bedroom: consider acoustic separation, independent schedules and how household needs may change.
Shared living with room for independent routines.
01 / Make the idea visible
Explore a coordinated home study.
Dimensions and exterior selections update the 3D concept and its exterior footprint plan. Room program, foundation, heating and access choices are recorded for design review. Use it to prepare a design conversation; it does not replace site, code or professional design.
Your home study
Measured envelope and program
Dimensions are in feet and are carried into every view and the saved JSON. Assemblies, costs, permits and engineering still need project-specific review.
Saved on this browser. Download a copy to take your brief to another phone or computer.
02 / Design priorities
Give the shape a purpose.
03 / Material conversations
Connect the look to the order.
- Compare interior-door and partition sound-control options.
- Coordinate fixture counts and service capacity with the design team.
- Choose consistent finishes that can continue into future rooms.
A second kitchen or independent living area can affect permitted use and approvals. Confirm the intended arrangement before finalizing the program.
Keep the brief connected
A few useful next pages.
Your next step
Turn the questions into a project brief.
Send True Blue your project location and the decisions you want help with. You can include the selections from this page.
A request starts a conversation. Scope, availability and pricing must be confirmed for the actual project.