Tanglewood Custom Home Rebuilt

Fort Worth, Texas


services provided

Floor Plans

Interior Design

Construction

Window Treatments


finishes used

  • New traditional ranch-style architecture honoring the original neighborhood character

  • Painted brick and board-and-batten exterior

  • Detached two-car garage

  • 10-foot ceilings throughout

  • Large, thoughtfully proportioned windows

  • Historic-width sand-and-finish hardwood flooring

  • Indoor wood-burning masonry fireplace

  • Outdoor wood-burning masonry fireplace

  • Fully custom kitchen cabinetry

  • Concealed appliance storage and functional cabinetry features

  • Hidden trash pull-outs

  • Hidden stand mixer storage

  • Extensive custom millwork throughout

  • Rich natural stone details

  • Neutral whole-home palette accented with smoky blue color-drenched spaces

  • Color-drenched den

  • Smoky blue powder bath

  • Smoky blue primary bathroom

  • Preservation of mature trees

  • Custom window treatments throughout


Project overview

What began as a simple kitchen remodel became one of the most meaningful projects we've ever had the privilege to complete. After an unimaginable season of personal loss, followed by a tree destroying the family's longtime home, the path forward unexpectedly became a custom home built on the same lot they had called home for decades. Rather than starting over somewhere new, they wanted to remain rooted in the neighborhood they loved—and we were honored to walk alongside them through that journey.

From the beginning, our goal wasn't to build the biggest or flashiest house on the block. In a neighborhood where original homes are often replaced with oversized new construction, we intentionally designed a timeless ranch-style home that feels right at home in Tanglewood. Inspired by the character of the original house, the new home features traditional proportions, 10-foot ceilings, thoughtfully scaled windows that fill the home with natural light without sacrificing privacy, and a warm blend of brick and board-and-batten siding that feels both familiar and fresh.

The greatest challenge wasn't construction—it was honoring the weight of the story. Every design decision mattered. Together, we carefully captured the countless details that would make this home uniquely theirs, fitting remarkable function into a comfortable ranch footprint. From the custom cabinetry and thoughtfully planned kitchen to the carefully layered materials and finishes throughout, every inch was designed with intention, creating a home that is both beautiful and deeply personal.

Today, the home feels as though it has always belonged there. Mature trees remain, historic-width hardwood floors echo the spirit of the original 1960s home, and indoor and outdoor wood-burning fireplaces create spaces for family to gather for generations to come. More than a custom home, this project became a story of restoration—one that reflects our belief that homes are sacred places capable of helping families heal, grow, and create new memories together.