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Why Should You Go Custom?

As a builder and designer of custom homes in Bucks County, PA, we are often asked why custom homes are the right choice for our clients. Today, we figured we would break down some of the key reasons that you should go with a custom home by Rotelle Studio(e) over a traditional, prebuilt house.

Beyond a Personal Touch

Every home that you purchase will inevitably get a personal touch, but a custom home goes well beyond that. Every square foot of your home, when built by us, radiates your personality and needs. With all of the options available and our team of professionals guiding you through every step of the way, the exterior and interior of your home will be a dream come true.

Less Maintenance

A new build is perfect for those wanting a turn-key house instead of buying a home where you need to fix little things left behind by a neglectful owner or builder. Our team ensures top-quality builds so that you have fewer worries and more time to enjoy your brand new home. (more…)

By kesterly, ago
Interior shot of a mudroom designed by Rotell(e) Studio(e)

Two Ways to Use Color This Summer

Designing your home’s interior from scratch or reinventing your current space is a difficult task to take on. We build custom homes in Bucks County, PA, and beyond, and we know how color plays a significant role in all that we do. It takes a wide range of creative and visionary skills to create a colorful oasis that is perfect for your household. Luckily, we at Rotelle Studio(e) are taking a deep dive into some of the many ways you can use color this summer to give your home a bright edge.

Embrace the Blue

Pantone’s color of the year 2020 is Classic Blue. With how the year has panned out for many of us so far, it’s easy to feel sad, down, and well, blue. However, now is the perfect time to flip the depressing connotation of this beautiful color on its head and create gorgeous spaces that encapsulate the seas and skies.

Here are some ways we believe you should incorporate Classic Blue, and other shades of blue, into your home’s interior this summer.

  • Go bold and mono. Monochromatic aesthetics are in this year, and blue is an excellent choice for taking on this trend. Whether you go with a deep navy, an eye-popping cyan, or anywhere in between, incorporating a single tone of blue within an entire space is a smart and effective way to incorporate color without being too overbearing.
  • Find a style and twist it. Blue is one of the categories of color that can work great with any style you adopt into your interior design. If going for a more bohemian style, using darker blue tones can ground a space and keep it from feeling too chaotic thanks to the color’s calming nature. Blue can also be used to mesh well with industrial styles or to contrast from the warm woods in a more farmhouse style.

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By kesterly, ago
Sheridan Lane in Eagleview PA

Model Home Grand Opening

Saturday, February 29th from 11-4 pm New Chester County Model Home Boasts Modern Luxury Amenities and Farmhouse Chic. On Saturday, Feb. 29, premier eastern Pennsylvania custom home builder Rotelle Studio(e) will open the doors to the public of its first new model home of 2020: The Augusta Custom Farmhouse in Read more…

By kesterly, ago
Bathroom with Dual Sinks and Separated Bath With Shower

Quick Tips on How to Upgrade Your Custom Bathroom Without Breaking the Bank this Winter

It’s wintertime. The weather is colder, windier, and drabber, the beautiful colors of autumn have mostly disappeared, and the holidays are on their annual decline. As a result, you are probably spending more time in the house than outside, avoiding the bitter wind, and finding ways to stay warm and comfortable as you await the spring. No matter how efficient your heating system runs, one of the best ways to enjoy the warmth and comfort in your home is by taking a hot shower or bath. Unfortunately, bathrooms are some of the most overlooked and underappreciated rooms in most homes, so your warm oasis could be dull, cramped, and lacking your desired aesthetic. 

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By kesterly, ago