Can I get Floor Plans of Someone Else House?

No, obtaining or using someone else’s house floor plans without their permission is typically not allowed and may violate privacy, intellectual property rights, or local laws. If you are interested in designing or acquiring floor plans, here are some legal and ethical alternatives:

1. Public Records: In some regions, floor plans of properties are available in public records or municipal archives, especially for older or historical homes. Check with your local planning or building department.
2. Real Estate Listings: Some online real estate listings include floor plans, but these are intended for informational purposes only.
3. Architectural Inspiration: Websites and design services like Houzz, ArchDaily, or Pinterest offer floor plan inspirations for various types of homes.
4. Hire Professionals: Engage an architect or designer to create custom floor plans tailored to your needs.
5. Purchase Ready-Made Plans: Many websites sell pre-designed floor plans for homes, which can be adapted to your requirements.

If you are collaborating on a project and require specific floor plans, it’s best to request permission from the homeowner or the architect who designed the property. Let me know if you need assistance with legal resources or designing your own floor plan!