In-Law Suites

  • A beautiful modern in-law suite addition/renovation with private entrance featuring high-end materials, open architectural spaces, and multi-generational design by Glickman Design Builds.
    28
    Jul

    The Complete In-Law Suite Guide: Ideas, Layouts and Multigenerational Design

    More families are choosing to bring several generations under one roof, and the reasons are often deeply personal. An aging parent may need a comfortable place close by. An adult child may be ready for more independence, but not complete separation. Extended family may visit often. Some households simply want more flexibility for the years […]

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  • Adding a guest suite
    16
    Mar

    Adding a Guest Suite for Privacy and Long-Term Flexibility

    There is a big difference between having a spare bedroom and having a true guest suite. A spare room may offer a place to sleep, but a well designed guest suite offers independence, comfort, and dignity. It creates space for visitors to feel at home without disrupting the rhythm of your household. At Glickman Design […]

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  • In-Law Suite private space for in-laws
    07
    Apr

    The In-Law Suite. Returning The Favor.

    After their parents put a roof over their heads for years, many adult children are considering returning the favor. Recent data shows that approximately 20% of the U.S. population lives in a multi-generational home, meaning three or more generations share the same household. Creating a distinct space at home for an aging parent to move […]

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  • 20
    Mar

    What Is a Mother-in-Law Suite?

    Many households are cohabiting across several generations by choice or by necessity, and that’s generated significant interest in the home additions or renovations known as mother-in-law suites.  In fact, as of 2019, 20% of Americans lived with two or more adult generations in a single household, compared to just 12% in 1980. What exactly is […]

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  • 19
    Nov

    In-Law Suite: Privacy. Accessibility. A Fresh Start.

    A need to combine funds, broken retirement nest eggs, declining health, or a desire to be nearer to family and their children are just a few of the reasons more Americans are considering moving in with their adult children. The benefits of inviting relatives to cohabit include combining incomes to maintain a single household, shutting […]

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  • 07
    Feb

    The Granny-Flat Grows Up

    Many call them mother-in-law apartments but their real name is ADU (Accessory Dwelling Units). You will be seeing a lot of ADUs in the coming years. Maryland’s Montgomery County Council approved a zoning change to allow accessory dwelling units, encouraging the development of more affordable housing stock in this area. A similar zoning change was […]

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  • home addition
    07
    Nov

    An Addition Now Brings Enjoyment Sooner

    The house addition is the single most important home remodeling project a homeowner will ever make. The home addition can be a marvelous way to get the space and functionality your home needs without moving. Plus, as your interests and family grow over time, so does your need for space. But you need to start now. […]

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  • home remodeling
    18
    Oct

    Creating a New Home in Your Home

    The in-law suite is more than a new comfortable apartment for aging parents to live within your home. An in-law suite is how a new generation salutes an older one. Multigenerational living brings out the best in all of us. Young families have learned a lot from the strength and values of their parents. It’s […]

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  • 19
    Sep

    The Sandwich Generation Discovers In-Law Suites

    Millions of Americans today are calling themselves the Sandwich Generation — sandwiched between caring for both their children and aging parents. They are generally in their 40s and 50s, still working, and meeting the tough demands of a multi-generational caregiver. This generation has gotten the message that perhaps our parents should not go to a […]

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  • Multigenerational Living
    10
    Jul

    An Old Idea Is New Again: In-law Multigenerational Living

    It’s called In-Law Multigenerational Living. Before World War II it was the way Americans lived. According to Census records in 1940, about one-quarter of the U.S. population lived with three or more generations in one home. After WWII everything changed. American families lived under one roof, with parents and their young children. Suburban living was […]

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