Sometimes interior remodels are driven by the outdoors. New pool? Let’s rethink the bathroom at the rear of the house and transform it into a pool bath! And let’s have fun with color and pattern while we’re at it.⁠ We wanted the new finishes to have a nostalgic quality and took cues from vintage quilts for the varicolored checkered pattern. Color is the star, but geometric shapes in the custom millwork, fixtures, and accessories also shine. Design revolves around the details.

This kitchen remodel paired the old and the new and retained all the charm. As our clients stated, “we wanted the kitchen to live up to its character,” and so we got to work. The kitchen very much needed a functional and aesthetic overhaul and As our clients stated, “we wanted the kitchen to live up to its character,” and so we got to work. There was no need to remove the vintage glass fronts and upper cabinetry on the sink wall. So here they are with new paint, and yet they are still wonderfully imperfect. The lower, inset cabinetry is all new, along with plumbing fixtures, flooring, and a very new addition to the space - a dishwasher.

Our Austin client wanted to remodel their home's existing kitchen to create a brighter, more functional space. The original kitchen had an awkward shape, and it was small in relation to the scale of the residence. We revised the kitchen's floor plan and completely reoriented the room, moving it out of a corner closer to a set of large windows that bring in natural light. This new footprint created a much larger kitchen, allowing room for a built-in table for family dinners and a cushioned window seat where pets enjoy lounging and taking in the sun.