There
is a sense of place in every room in a home that utilizes multiple levels, a
sense of surprise that comes when you move through the spaces. The partial
views of these spaces create interest in a way that is hard to replicate in
traditional uni-level designs.
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| A single change in floor level heightens the view and the drama of a dining room overlooking a sumptuous living area. This can be used to great effect in Cayman’s waterfront homes, with their raised foundations. |
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Raising the entryway gives more impact to the front door of the home and allows for views into the main living areas and a nice visual connection at the entry to the second floor of the home. |
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If the kitchen is the star of your home, why not raise it above the fray? The chef of the home will love a great view of the proceedings while he prepares his Cayman specialties! |
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If you are a fan of great open spaces, sculpting multiple living areas out of that space just adds to the interest. |
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My favourite. Your editor loves multi-levels and I love to be able to see the home’s circulation |
