Here's the closest I came to a floor plan for our new house. The shape is correct and to scale, but the inner rooms are less than accurate as far as scale goes.
I drew up several designs for our house, but after going through the process enough times, most were counted out after failing to meet one or more of the following criteria.

• Doable with one person and a backhoe/loader (at least the majority of it)
• shape had to be easily reproducible when transferred to actual size (I needed to be able to accurately draw it in life-size scale)
  
• no roof span over 18'
• incorporate curved walls
• compatible with/for barrel vault roof
• compatible shape for (simple) rain catchment
• compatible with surrounding landscape
• distances needed to stay in check for gray water plumbing

There are other things that dictated the shape of the house, but those are some of the main targets I had for the structure. I was originally looking to build "small and cozy" but that obviously didn't pan out. Let's just say, there are two types of people in the world - those that like to live in Smurf houses, and those who don't. I myself would gladly live in one, but I'm married to an anti-smurfite, so...