Renovations that honor the street they're on

Just blocks from campus, this TCU-area home was transformed from a modest single-story into a welcoming two-story retreat built for connection. The team led a full second-story addition, expanding the home to five bedrooms and three and a half baths while preserving its neighborhood charm. With intentional materials, architectural balance, and custom detailing, the project blends new structure with old-soul character, proof that thoughtful design can honor what’s here while building something better.

Once a bachelor pad, this Tanglewood home was reimagined for family life through a complete interior refresh and layout redesign. The team updated every space with new paint, windows, and finishes, transforming how the home functions without losing its charm. Highlights included a converted playroom with custom toy storage, a remodeled laundry and breakfast nook, and built-ins that brought storage and style to every corner: a cohesive, character-filled home ready for a new generation of memories.

What started as a simple bathroom update turned into a full bathroom redesign and exterior refresh that redefined this Westcliff ranch. The team managed construction, layout drafting, and window and door replacements, giving the home a clean, cohesive look inside and out. The finished result blends thoughtful design and practical upgrades into a modern home with timeless appeal.

Not every home needs more space. Some just need better flow. This Arlington Heights bungalow was reimagined through custom design, layout planning, and a kitchen-and-bath reconfiguration that made every inch work harder. The team turned the kitchen into a functional galley layout, added a full bath, reworked the primary suite, and converted attic space for storage, all without changing the home’s footprint. Bold finishes and playful tile made this renovation as functional as it is full of personality.

Tucked into the Monarch Hill neighborhood, this first-floor renovation moved a dated layout into modern luxury. The team handled custom millwork, floor-plan design, and 3D architectural modeling, bringing purpose and polish to every detail. From concept through construction management, the project delivered a Studio McGee–inspired refresh built for real life and long-term value.

Some homes whisper their history. This one demanded to be heard. In Ryan Place, the team completed a near full-gut renovation that honored the home’s early-1900s roots while embracing a bold, moody aesthetic. Through custom floor-plan design, interior styling, and construction management, the home now balances vintage character with dramatic, modern personality, all delivered under budget.

In Mira Vista, this once faux-Tuscan primary bath was stripped to the studs and rebuilt with clean lines, rich textures, and a striking new layout. The team handled construction management, plumbing relocation, and finish installation to bring an outside designer’s vision to life. A bold green herringbone-tile shower, fluted cabinetry, and gold accents show how strong collaboration and skilled craftsmanship can completely redefine a space.

What began as a small repair evolved into a thoughtful transformation for this historic Berkeley Place home. The team provided interior design consultation, layout planning, and color renderings to reimagine the primary bath. A new wet-room concept and custom vanity added modern elegance while preserving the home’s classic charm, proof that even small-scale projects can make a big impact.

A true Fairmount treasure, this 1920s home already had character to spare. It just needed direction. The team led full interior design, finish selections, and furniture installation, layering warmth and personality without changing the home’s historic layout. From a color-drenched dining room with wallpapered ceilings to a reimagined primary bath that uncovered an original fireplace, every detail honored the home’s past while creating a fresh, lived-in feel that’s distinctly Fort Worth.