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Tru Design, LLC

Specializing in Residential Design.
10+ years of Residential Design experience Tru Design specializes in Custom House Plans. Make your dream home a reality.

Enjoy working closely with clients that want to create a truly unique style home. 10+ years of house plan design experience. For more information on pricing, please give me a call or email me and I will be glad to assist you or answer any questions you may have.

06/29/2026

A French Country home is a house style that combines the rustic elegance of the French countryside with painted brick exteriors. French Country homes are designed to feel warm, lived-in, and connected to the landscape.

Interior Features:
Natural materials such as wood, stone, and linen.
Neutral color palette: whites, creams, taupes, and soft grays.
Exposed ceiling beams.
Distressed or antique-inspired furniture.
Large fireplaces and cozy gathering spaces.
Mix of elegance and rustic charm rather than modern minimalism.
Visual Impression

Imagine a home with:
White brick walls
A dark gray or weathered slate roof
Black-framed windows
Wooden front doors
Brick details around the entry
Mature landscaping with lavender, boxwoods, and climbing roses

The overall effect is timeless, sophisticated, and welcoming—more relaxed than a traditional colonial home but more structured and elegant than a farmhouse.

♣2,170 SqFt⁠
♣3 Beds⁠
♣2.5 Baths

06/25/2026

This one might be a showstopper! Mixture between your farmhouse and French country. Why stick to one architectural style when you can join them all together for your own custom style.

The farmhouse side contributes:
Simple, clean lines.
Large covered porches.
Board-and-batten siding or white brick.
Functional, family-friendly layouts.
Black windows and modern lighting fixtures.
Open interior floor plans.
French Country Elements

The French Country side adds:
Tall front entryways.
tall windows or transoms.
Steeper roof pitches with multiple gables.
Decorative awnings.
More refined architectural symmetry.
Interior Style

🖤2,300 SqFt⁠
⚫4 Beds⁠
🖤3.5 Baths⁠
🖤2 Car Garage

06/16/2026

Check out this farmhouse on a front-facing pond. Its designed so that its main façade, porch, and primary views look directly across a pond rather than toward a road or neighboring properties. The pond becomes the focal point of the home's setting and curb appeal. As you approach the property, the pond sits prominently in front of the house, often reflecting the home's architecture and surrounding landscape. The farmhouse appears nestled beyond the water, creating a peaceful, picturesque scene. Its vibes give Serene and retreat-like, Connected to nature and Ideal for entertaining, relaxing, and enjoying outdoor views

🌊2,000 SqFt⁠
🌊5 Beds⁠
🌊2.5 Baths

06/10/2026

A modern farmhouse J-drive home combines the clean, popular modern farmhouse aesthetic with a specific driveway and garage layout known as a J-drive.
A J-drive refers to a driveway that curves in the shape of a "J" as it approaches the garage. Instead of the garage doors facing the street directly, the garage is usually turned to the side or set back from the front of the house. Benefits include a more attractive curb appeal because garage doors aren't the dominant feature. A larger, more estate-like appearance, better separation between the home's living spaces and vehicle access.

Exterior features typically include White, off-white, or light-colored siding, brick, or a combination of materials. Black-framed windows, metal accents, large covered front porches. Clean lines with simple gables, natural wood accents on doors, columns, or shutters.

Interior features have open-concept floor plans, large kitchen islands.
High ceilings and abundant natural light, mix of rustic and contemporary finishes. Functional family-oriented spaces such as mudrooms and walk-in pantries.

⛳4,200 SqFt⁠
⛳Office
⛳Game Room
⛳4 Beds⁠
⛳3.5 Baths

06/01/2026

An Acadian-style home is a traditional residential architectural style that originated with the Acadian settlers—French colonists who settled in parts of eastern Canada and later migrated to regions such as Louisiana in the 18th century. The style evolved to suit the warm, humid climate of the Gulf Coast while preserving elements of French colonial design.

Acadian homes are designed to balance beauty and functionality. The deep porches and large windows promote natural ventilation, while the compact floor plan encourages efficient use of space. Modern Acadian-style homes often incorporate open-concept interiors and contemporary amenities while maintaining traditional exterior elements.

🚤2,000 SqFt⁠
🚤3 Beds⁠
🚤3 Baths

05/21/2026

👀👀 great builder and even better home owners!

05/18/2026

A French country cottage home feels warm, lived-in, and quietly elegant—like something you’d find tucked into the countryside of Provence. But instead, we are squeezed into a 60' wide lot in the city. But whose asking!?!

Overall, a French country cottage balances rustic simplicity with understated elegance. It’s comfortable without being casual, charming without trying too hard, and always feels connected to the surrounding landscape.

✈️2,170 SqFt⁠
✈️3 Beds⁠
✈️2.5 Baths

05/11/2026

A modern farmhouse blends the warmth and simplicity of traditional rural homes with clean lines and contemporary design. It’s less about actual farming and more about a cozy, timeless aesthetic updated for modern living.

Textures matter a lot in this style—linen, cotton, wood, metal—adding depth without clutter. The overall vibe is comfortable and lived-in, but still clean and intentional, avoiding the overly ornate or fussy details of more traditional styles.

In short, a modern farmhouse feels like a place where you can kick off your boots and relax—but it’s designed with a sharp, contemporary eye.

🦞2,000 SqFt⁠
🦞3 Beds⁠
🦞2. Baths

05/05/2026

🤩We are delighted to present the final pics of this new build, a true testament to collaborative effort!! Large scale projects like this one turn out best when everyone works together and we’re so privelaged to have been a part of the team!! Congratulations to these incredible clients and everyone involved!

**Tru Design does not take credit for the Construction plans. We are responsible for the Interior Design only ☺️

📷 Tru Creative, LLC
🏠 Bates Estates LLC and crews

Please DM us with questions about any specific details!

04/29/2026

A cabin-style home is typically designed to feel warm, rustic, and closely connected to nature. The image most people have comes from traditional log cabins found in forested or mountain areas, but modern versions can vary quite a bit while keeping that cozy, outdoorsy character.

At its core, a cabin-style home often features natural materials—especially wood. You’ll see exposed beams, wood-paneled walls, and sometimes full log construction. Stone is also common, particularly for fireplaces or exterior accents. The overall look leans toward earthy tones like browns, greens, and warm neutrals, helping the home blend into its surroundings.

The layout is usually simple and functional. Many cabins have an open floor plan that combines the living, dining, and kitchen areas into one shared space. A large, central fireplace is often the focal point, creating a sense of comfort and gathering. Ceilings can be high or vaulted, sometimes with visible rafters, which makes the space feel airy despite the rustic materials.

Windows are another key feature. Cabin homes often include large windows to bring in natural light and showcase views of the outdoors—whether that’s trees, mountains, or a lake. It’s common to see porches, decks, or wraparound verandas that extend the living space outside.

Modern cabin-style homes might mix in contemporary elements—like sleek kitchens or minimalist furniture—but they still keep that balance of comfort, simplicity, and a strong connection to nature.

Overall, a cabin-style home feels inviting, unpretentious, and peaceful—like a place meant for slowing down and enjoying your surroundings.

🍂1,500 SqFt⁠.
🍂3 Beds⁠
🍂2 Baths

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Opelousas, LA
70570

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Tuesday	7:45am - 6pm
Wednesday	7:45am - 6pm
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Friday	7:45am - 2pm

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