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Our Study collection features home plans with dedicated spaces for reading, working, or quiet reflection. Whether used as a private office, homework zone, or library-style retreat, a study offers a functional and stylish addition to any home layout. Study
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Found 99 House Plans!
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10-1282 HOUSE PLAN – Traditional Colonial Revival Suburban House Plan – 4 Beds, 2,575 Sq Ft, 2 Stories – House plan details
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10-1137 HOUSE PLAN – 2-Story Modern Farmhouse-Colonial Plan – 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2,000+ Sq. Ft. – House plan details
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9-1756B HOUSE PLAN – Modern Craftsman House Plan with Spacious Floor Design and CAD Blueprint – House plan details
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8-1689 HOUSE PLAN – Elegant House Floor Plan with Detailed CAD Designs – House plan details
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8-1460 HOUSE PLAN – Victorian house plan with 2,850 heated sq. ft., 2 stories, 4 bedrooms – House plan details
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8-1317 HOUSE PLAN – 2-story house plan with 3,470 heated sq. ft. – House plan details
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17-1161 HOUSE PLAN – Modern Craftsman House Plan: Stunning Architecture & Floor Design – House plan details
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16-1183 HOUSE PLAN – Spacious House Plan with Traditional Ranch Design and CAD Blueprint – House plan details
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15-1309 HOUSE PLAN – Craftsman House Plan: Spacious 4-Bed Floor Plan with Modern Designs – House plan details
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11-1368 HOUSE PLAN – Stunning 2-Story House Plan with CAD Designs & Modern Features – House plan details
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8-1397 HOUSE PLAN – Traditional Colonial Home Plan – 4-Bed, 3-Bath, 3,100 SF – House plan details
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19-2291 HOUSE PLAN – Traditional Ranch Home Plan – 3-Bed, 2-Bath, 2,250 SF – House plan details
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16-1835 HOUSE PLAN – Traditional Brick Cottage Home Plan – 3-Bed, 2-Bath, 2,200 SF – House plan details
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15-1630 HOUSE PLAN – Modern Farmhouse Home Plan – 3-Bed, 2.5-Bath, 2,650 SF – House plan details
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14-2106 HOUSE PLAN – Traditional Colonial Home Plan – 4-Bed, 3-Bath, 3,200 SF – House plan details
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igns – Adjust size, location, and features to suit your needs Studies are often located near libraries, home offices, or in quiet corners of the home for minimal distractions. They may include built-in shelving, large windows for natural light, and comfortable seating areas. What’s the difference between a study and a home office? Can a study be open to other rooms? Do studies add value to a home? Browse our Study collection today and find a home plan that offers a quiet, inspiring space for productivity and relaxation. Similar Collections:
FAQs
A study can be a more flexible space for reading or hobbies, while a home office is typically dedicated to work-related tasks.
Yes—some designs feature open archways or glass walls, while others are fully enclosed for privacy.
Yes—dedicated work and reading spaces are increasingly desirable in modern home design.