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Design rendering: White brick triplex with three front gables and dark awnings in an illustrative neighborhood setting.

Multifamily case study · Jonesboro, Arkansas

Wagner Meador Triplex

A three-unit residential design pairing bright white brick with warm, welcoming interiors and a coordinated palette of light oak, cream and sage.

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LocationJonesboro, Arkansas
DevelopmentThree attached homes
BuildingTwo stories
PresentationDesign visualizations

The brief

Familiar character, brought into a brighter modern home.

The Wagner Meador Triplex was envisioned as a higher-end rental property with the warmth and familiarity of an established Jonesboro neighborhood.

The client wanted a fresh interpretation of 1950s and 1960s character, with interiors that feel bright, comfortable and lived in. The design story needed to connect three attached two-story homes to their neighborhood setting while giving the interiors a consistent, welcoming character.

A key priority was helping compact rooms feel open through furniture scale, light finishes and clear circulation.

Exterior direction

Clean white brick and a welcoming street presence.

White trim and dark roof and canopy accents establish the selected palette. Repeated front gables and individual entrances give the triplex a recognizable rhythm. Neighborhood and rear views illustrate the corner setting, landscaping and conceptual parking.

Design rendering: White brick triplex with three front gables and dark awnings in an illustrative neighborhood setting.
Neighborhood corner view · Design visualization
Design rendering: Front of the white brick triplex with three entrances, dark metal awnings and planted beds.
Front elevation · Design visualization
Design rendering: Elevated view of the white brick triplex, lawn and conceptual driveway within its neighborhood context.
Elevated Fairfield view · Design visualization
Design rendering: Rear of the white brick triplex with a conceptual paved parking area and vehicles.
Rear and parking view · Design visualization

Interior response

Warm materials, light finishes and room to settle in.

Light oak furnishings, cream textiles and sage accents connect the bedrooms and both living areas. White kitchen cabinetry, marble-look counters and dark hardware carry the palette into everyday spaces. Layered lighting and restrained accessories keep the rooms welcoming.

Design rendering: Cream seating and light oak furnishings beside the open kitchen and stairs.
Downstairs living area · Design visualization
Design rendering: White cabinetry and marble-look counters with light oak stools in the kitchen.
Kitchen · Design visualization
Design rendering: Upstairs lounge with cream seating, oak media console and an open passage to the stairs.
Upstairs living area · Design visualization
Design rendering: Light oak bed and nightstands with cream bedding and sage accents in the primary bedroom.
Primary bedroom · Design visualization
Design rendering: Upstairs bedroom with pale wood furnishings, cream bedding and sage pillows.
Upstairs bedroom 2 · Design visualization
Design rendering: Light oak bedroom furnishings with cream bedding, sage curtains and green accents.
Upstairs bedroom 3 · Design visualization
Design rendering: White vanity, light stone-look counter, dark fixtures and a tiled shower in the primary bathroom.
Primary bathroom · Design visualization
Design rendering: Upstairs bathroom with white tub surround, vanity, dark fixtures and cream rug.
Upstairs bathroom · Design visualization

Dollhouse studies

Seeing the design together.

These conceptual furnished views illustrate room relationships across the three units. They are not construction drawings; some partition and stair details differ from the plan set.

Design rendering: Illustrative first-floor dollhouse showing three attached units with kitchen, living and bedroom areas.
First-floor dollhouse · Design visualization
Design rendering: Illustrative second-floor dollhouse showing bedrooms, bathrooms and living areas across three units.
Second-floor dollhouse · Design visualization

Multifamily design + visualization

A coordinated vision, from the exterior to everyday living.

The exterior perspectives, furnished interiors and dollhouse studies bring the design choices into one presentation, showing how proposed materials, furnishings and room relationships can work together before construction.

Images are design visualizations, not photographs of completed construction. Furnishings, finishes, landscaping and parking are illustrative. Construction status and rental availability are not represented by these images.

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