A 2D illustration of a simple house design with clean lines and basic architecture.
A 2D illustration of a simple house design with clean lines and basic architecture. Simple vector illustration of a traditional home with a gabled roof. Simple house icon in vector format with clean lines and basic details. A 2D illustration of a residential house with multiple rooms and features.
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Beautiful Home Designs for Your Next Project

Elevate your design projects with our beautiful house clip art, available as a free downloadable SVG file perfect for various creative uses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

May I use Tibbixel's designs for commercial projects where the end product is a digital file (e.g., print-on-demand PDFs)?

Our terms prohibit using our files to create other digital files that can be given away, sold, or shared; consider creating custom products with our designs.

How do I ensure that my fonts are embedded correctly when exporting to DXF in Adobe Illustrator?

In Adobe Illustrator, make sure to select "Embed Fonts" option under "File" > "Export" > "DXF R12 or AutoCAD 2000 & 2004".

Why do some designers create both PNG and SVG versions of their designs?

Some designers create both formats because they cater to different user needs: PNG files are better suited for small-scale printing or display on a computer screen, while SVG files are ideal for digital cutting machines and large-scale applications.

What happens when I try to edit a grouped object in AutoCAD?

When you try to edit a grouped object in AutoCAD, the group is automatically expanded and you can modify each individual object.