Three homes. Three different ways to make daily life work better.

The context

A dated, compartmentalized residence reimagined as a warm home organized around its mature live oaks.

Design priorities

• Preserve the site's established character
• Create a clearer indoor-outdoor connection
• Unify old and new spaces

Conceptual scope

• Whole-home space planning
• Kitchen and living reconfiguration
• Exterior and landscape connection

Material direction

Texas limestone, white oak, dark bronze metal, and quiet natural textiles.

The context

A compact bungalow concept that gains a generous kitchen, a flexible living zone, and an easier relationship with the backyard.

Design priorities

• Make the addition feel original to the home
• Bring daylight deep into the plan
• Balance gathering space with storage

Conceptual scope

• Kitchen redesign
• Rear living addition
• Patio and garden transition

Material direction

Natural oak, veined stone, warm brick, clay tile, and blackened metal.

The context

A carefully scaled expansion concept that adds privacy, storage, and a calm suite without overwhelming a compact urban lot.

Design priorities

• Protect daylight and privacy
• Use every square foot purposefully
• Keep the addition visually balanced

Conceptual scope

• Two-level family expansion
• Primary suite
• Custom storage and courtyard connection

Material direction

Warm siding, pale brick, white oak millwork, limewash, and muted clay accents.