How the Hanson Cisco E Makes a Statement from the Curb

  

Inside the Hanson Home: A Look at the Interior

Step through the front door, and you'll find an interior that feels like a natural extension of the home's warm exterior, bright, welcoming, and built for real family living.

Walls throughout are painted in SW7626 Zurich White, a clean, slightly warm white that reflects natural light beautifully. Trim and doors are finished in SW7004 Snowbound, providing a subtle contrast to define architectural lines. Underfoot, Walnut Waves luxury vinyl plank flooring offers waterproof durability with rich brown tones and natural grain detail.

The family room shines with a cathedral ceiling, a custom upgrade that dramatically opens up the space. Combined with the open-concept layout connecting the kitchen and dining area, it feels genuinely expansive. A conventional wood-burning fireplace framed in Texas Mix stone anchors the room, creating a sense of permanence and warmth perfect for family gatherings for years to come.

What makes the Hanson kitchen stand out?

Bold and beautiful. That's the Hanson kitchen in two words. The cabinetry tells the whole story.

The cabinet door style is Groveland Flat Panel, a clean-faced profile that lets the two-tone color story take center stage without adding visual clutter. Upper cabinets are finished in Summer Wheat, a warm, honey-toned stain that keeps the upper portion of the kitchen feeling light and welcoming. The lower island is clad in Royal Sapphire, a deep, rich navy stain that hits differently depending on the light. Sometimes it reads almost black, other times a vivid blue. Either way, it's dramatic in the best possible sense.

Countertops are Valor Gold Quartz, which brings a sophisticated marble-inspired look with a soft white base and warm gold veining. It bridges the Summer Wheat and Royal Sapphire beautifully, pulling warmth from the uppers and depth from the lowers. The backsplash is RV08 Centennial White 2x6 Beveled Mosaic.  A classic, textured tile that adds dimension while keeping the palette grounded.

This kitchen was built for real life. The large island offers generous prep space and seating for casual meals, while the cabinetry provides the kind of storage that makes cooking and entertaining feel effortless.

Inside the Hansons' Master Bath Design

The master bath in the Hanson home went above and beyond the standard layout. They opted for the alternate master bath configuration, which is a significant upgrade in both form and function. Dual vanities flank opposite sides of the space, each finished in Groveland Flat Panel cabinetry in Summer Wheat, carrying the warm tones from the kitchen. Countertops are White Ice, a clean, neutral surface that keeps the vanity area feeling bright and airy.

On the floor, TH01 Calacatta 12x14 tile sets an elegant tone with classic white marble patterning. The shower walls are completed in My90 Santorini 4x12 Wave Crest tile, a softly textured tile that adds movement and a spa-like sophistication. The shower floor uses EL30 White 1x3 Herringbone Mosaic tile, which provides subtle visual interest underfoot while complementing the larger wall tile

The Secondary Bathroom Design

The secondary bathroom serves the home's two spare bedrooms, and the Hansons gave it a cohesive, polished look that stands on its own

Floor and wall tile are both CG07 Twilight Gray—a cool, refined shade that gives the bathroom a clean, contemporary feel. Cabinet color throughout is Royal Sapphire, echoing the bold kitchen island and creating a sense of deliberate design continuity across the home. Countertops are White Ice, matching the master bath and reinforcing the home's overall commitment to a refined, unified palette.

 

Why build your dream home with Tilson?

The Hanson family's Cisco E is a reminder of what custom home building on your land can look like when the process is done right. Every selection is purposeful. From the Texas Mix stone that connects the exterior to the fireplace, to the Royal Sapphire cabinetry that runs from the kitchen through to the secondary bath.

Tilson Homes has guided Texas families through every step of building the home they've always wanted. The Cisco is just one of many floor plans available, and every single one can be customized to reflect your lifestyle, your land, and your vision.

Ready to see what's possible? Visit one of Tilson's 12 design centers, open seven days a week, or explore floor plan options and custom features here.

Frequently Asked Questions?

How do I know what floor plan is right for me?

Choosing the right floor plan is one of the most important decisions in your home-building journey, and you don't have to figure it out alone. At Tilson, we've helped Texas families navigate this process for generations. The right floor plan depends on how your family lives day-to-day, how many bedrooms you need, whether you work from home, how much entertaining you do, and how your needs might grow over time. Our new home specialists are here to walk you through your options, answer your questions, and help you find a layout that fits your land, your lifestyle, and your vision for the future. Visit one of our 12 design centers or explore our floor plans here to get started.

How does Tilson Homes allow homeowners to personalize their build?

Tilson Homes works with each customer through a design process that allows selection of exterior elevations, interior paint colors, flooring, cabinetry styles and colors, countertops, tile, ceiling treatments, and structural modifications. Find what design style suits you best here! 

Can the Cisco plan accommodate a garage?

Yes. Tilson Homes offers attached and detached garage options across most floor plans, including the Cisco, with front-load and side-load configurations available. Ready to find the right fit for your home? Click here to get started!