I live in a 1938 Craftsman-style home that I absolutely love, yet the main floor feels boxed in. The kitchen, dining room, living room and front room each sit behind their own walls, which keeps natural light from flowing and makes entertaining awkward. My top priority is to open these spaces up and create a modern, airy layout without losing the character of the house. Here’s what I need from you: • A set of concept floor-plans showing how far we can push an open-plan arrangement—including which walls could go, where support beams might be required, and how sight-lines and daylight will improve. • 3D visuals or sketches that help me picture the modern look I’m after while still respecting Craftsman details. • A brief structural feasibility note so I understand what changes are realistic before committing to construction. If it proves sensible, I’d also like ideas for re-working the entry to the third bedroom at the back of the kitchen so the overall flow feels intuitive. I’m open to a fully remote collaboration, so clear communication, shared screens and digital files are perfect. Let me know how you normally tackle historic homes, what software you work in (Revit, SketchUp, AutoCAD, etc.), and the milestones you’d suggest to get from concepts to permit-ready drawings.