Prefabricated Villa House Design Drawings
Here is an introduction to some prefabricated villa house design drawings:

Two-story villa with a large terrace in new Chinese style: This villa has a width of 15.42 meters, a depth of 10.7 meters, and covers an area of 150.882 square meters. Upon entering the first floor, there is a hall directly facing the living room. The dining room is located on the west side, adjacent to the kitchen. On the east side, there are three bedrooms, two of which face south, and the master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. The second floor features four bedrooms, evenly distributed and all facing south. The master bedroom not only has an en-suite bathroom but also a living room. There is a large terrace on the west side and a balcony on the north side, providing convenient spaces for residents to relax and enjoy the outdoor scenery.
Two-story villa with Roman columns in simple European style: It has a width of 13 meters, a depth of 10 meters, and covers an area of 130 square meters. The entrance on the first floor leads to the living room. The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen. There are two bedrooms on either side, with the master bedroom having an en-suite bathroom. There is also a public bathroom on the north side. The four bedrooms on the second floor are symmetrically distributed, and each bedroom is equipped with an en-suite bathroom, offering residents a relatively private living space.
Three-story modern-style self-built rural house: It has a footprint of 14 meters by 13.1 meters, covering an area of 171 square meters, with a building area of 213.4 square meters. In terms of building height, the first floor is 3.6 meters high, and the second and third floors are 3.3 meters high. Upon entering the first floor, there is a porch. A laundry room is designed in the stairwell area. The living room, dining room, and kitchen are arranged vertically. There is also a specially designed elderly room for the convenience of the elderly. However, the layouts of the second and third floors are not detailed.
Three-story villa in simple modern style: It adopts a square foundation paired with an irregular exterior design. For the exterior wall colors, brown imitation wood is combined with white, and outlined with Prussian blue metal. There are skylights on the roof, and the surrounding area is raised and equipped with light-transmitting and light-deflecting devices. This design is conducive to both lighting and smooth drainage.
15 types of two-story self-built rural houses with side buildings: When building a house in the countryside, constructing a side building next to the main house is a common and practical design. The side building can serve as a garage for convenient vehicle parking or as a kitchen to separate the cooking area from the living area. This way, cooking fumes are less likely to enter the living area, and cleaning is easier.




