The open floor plan in the dining and living room uses long, low lines and muted colors to create a harmonious and sophisticated feel. The children are old enough to cope around the sharp edges of square coffee tables and a contemporary fireplace design, so this area can be a bit more grown up than the spaces we will see further inside.

The master bedroom turns the brightness up just a bit but stays within a mostly neutral realm. A few splashes of raspberry red are just enough to give this classic canopy bed design a modern twist.

The main kid's area is hugely spacious, colorful, and soft. Blue and yellow colors align perfectly with a love for those rascally Minions but are muted just a bit for a more stylish - and less garish - result. Soft, foldable chairs and cushions, cozy reading nooks, and a cool loft space that's only accessible by ladder make this the ultimate hang for older kids.

A more subdued space is this gray and white bedroom. It's a place with plenty of personality, but a lot more subtlety so that kids can go here to relax, rejuvenate, and study without distraction.

This final space is a marriage between the main areas of the house. A lofted sleeping area is perfect for teens while twin workspaces make homework a breeze. But there are still elements of playful childhood in the green grass area rug and more of those cozy cushions.