A back house with large windows and a closed wooden garage door. One of the upper windows is open with a child peeking out.

Expand garage and livable square footage one their lot while meeting the requirements of the conservation district zoning.

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SD meeting materials for a retreat in Palmer, Texas on our client’s 85 acre family farm.

Peep the gorgeous setting in the last photo. We can’t wait to see this house during its first bluebonnet season 🪻

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Our High Brook project is a little under a month away from finishing up and we’re having so much fun seeing these spaces shape up!

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Many of the clients we collaborate with are adjusting their homes to accommodate the expansion of their family. We love approaching these projects with the premise of joy and wonder at the forefront of our design. Even simple spaces or transition zon

Not every facade needs to be a showstopper with multiple materials and varying depths. We design in a way that the entire home is thoughtfully proportioned and detailed regardless of how many passersby will see it. While the driveway entry to this ba

Architects plan homes with two views in mind - both how a home will be experienced from the street or yard, as well as how it will be lived in. While the front windows on this backhouse helped tie it into the proportions of the historic neighborhood,

Working in Dallas’s Historic and Conservation Districts can be daunting, but we enjoy the challenge of helping families expand or modernize their historic homes while still honoring the character that drew them to the neighborhood in the first

Our Worth Street interior remodel and exterior repairs have been completed! This project exemplifies large impact with small scope. While elements in the kitchen stayed in the same place, by taking the cabinets to the ceiling and running tile around

Our M Streets backhouse project is coming along - just waiting for windows in order to be dried in!

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Another sign is up and historic window repairs have begun on our Worth St remodel!

This 98-year-old house needed an exterior refresh including repairs to rotting, inoperable windows. In addition, the owner wanted to update the interiors of their kit

Our Terrace Trail remodel is a full-home interior renovation with a goal of opening up the 1970s segmented plan and incorporating a “Japandi” interior palette. Additionally, the master suite was reorganized to incorporate a fully enclosed

If you’re dreaming of creating an everyday space you truly love, we’d be thrilled to collaborate. Contact us today and let’s discuss how we can bring your commonplace space to life!

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