Mother In Law Suite Design
The In-Law Suite Concept Design Form
When it comes to caring for a loved one, we understand that every family has specific and unique needs.
Without experienced guidance it can be overwhelming and confusing to be faced with the task of designing an addition or remodeling project especially when it involves the specific needs of someone you love.
The ILS Concept Design Form is designed to help you ease your way into the process of finding the best in home solution for your loved one. By collecting your basic needs and wants in this organized format we’ll create the foundation of your In-Law Suite design saving you time and money. After all a strong foundation is the key to success in any project.
Its Fast, Easy, and Free!
We’ll walk you step by step through the preliminary design of your in-law suite and also start gathering information for you. We even have lots of helpful tips to help you get the most for your money and for your family.
Lets Get Started!
You will receive an e-mail containing your compiled CDF results shortly . For questions, comments, or further assistance please contact us -here
* To find out if building an in-law suite is permitted in your area, check with the Zoning Office of your local municipality.
**The Concept Design Form (CDF) is intended solely for preliminary planning purposes. Only a licensed architect and/or engineer is able to legally interpret the building codes in your area.
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Looks like my mother in law may need to move in with us.
great ideas
excellent resource
Interesting free service. May be just what I need to get started! Thank you.
Mother lives with us in our master bedroom
2 bedrooms with big closets..kitchen with d.washer.pantry cupboard and breakfast bar..parlor…bathroom with tub/shower…laundry room with some storage area and possibly a walk out door and stairs(2 entrances)
Looking for some ideas
You site is a welcome resource, however, the floor plans are quite elaborate. I live in San Francisco and have seen amazing use of very small spaces. e.g., my apt. is 400 sq.ft. and has a full kitchen and bath. I’ve see some tiny studio apts. with what look like utility closets. You open the doors expecting to see a washer/dryer, but imagine a counter running across about waist high, on the left you might find a half-refrigerator under the counter, on the right are a kitchen drawers and cabinets. On the counter you might have a microwave a built in mini sink and a mini stove top burners, another shelf runs along the top for storage (or you could install cabinets – thus a mini kitchen enclosed in the space of a utility closet, with doors to conceal when not in use.
My brother wants to convert one car space from a 3-car garage to an in-law. The length is 29″ but width in less than 12″. The construction examples I’ve found here are great, but I’m also looking for more solutions and plans like the one I described above to make tiny spaces into comfortable living quarters. I know it can be done, I just cant find plans for what I’ve seen. Perhaps some of your readers know where I should look.
Looking for plans to make a 1 room with bath mother-in-law quarters
with little built in kitchenette and possibly built in murphy bed. 200-220 sq.ft
We have no plans for that square footage.
great idea….very useful.
Thank you Jeannie! I’m glad you found it useful, remember to like it and tweet it too. Thanks again!
Need a sitting area and Breakfast bar in the same room, bathroom and bedroom
Looking for plans to add on the side of my house
I would start by finding an architect or contractor that is qualified for aging in place projects.
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