They Loved the Neighborhood. So They Reinvented the House.
When you love your neighborhood but your home no longer fits your lifestyle, moving isn’t the only option. This 1937 Hancock home underwent a complete transformation, combining restoration with a thoughtfully designed addition that brought modern comfort, functionality and entertaining space to one of Austin’s most beloved historic neighborhoods. See how a dated rent house became the perfect forever home while preserving the character that made it worth saving.
Range vs. Cooktop: Which Is Right for Your Kitchen?
Choosing between a range and a separate cooktop with wall ovens is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make when designing a kitchen. While both can create a beautiful, high-performing space, the right choice depends on how you cook, how you entertain and how you want your kitchen to function. From ergonomics and storage to appliance flexibility and resale value, we’ll break down the pros and cons of each option to help you decide which layout is the best fit for your home.
Your Dream Home Isn’t on MLS
In today’s market, buyers are paying a premium for homes that are still a compromise. The right location, but the wrong floor plan. The right house, but the wrong finishes. The right neighborhood, but a huge project. 3406 Peregrine Falcon offers something different.
She Got the Home She Wanted—and Made $89,351
Instead of overpaying for someone else’s vision, our client bought a property in the neighborhood she wanted and transformed it into the home she wanted. See what we did and how much it cost.
Buy Below Market. Renovate. Build Instant Equity.
The finishes weren’t exactly what they wanted, but the price was too good to pass up. The savings were enough to renovate and create the home they wanted. All it took was a bit of vision. See what we did and how much it cost.
An Accessible Addition That Helped This Couple Stay in the Home They Love
We added two bedrooms, an ADA-accessible bathroom, detached garage, and integrated ramp system to help this couple safely and comfortably remain in the neighborhood they love. See what we did and how much it cost.
Preserving the Character of a 1931 Home While Rebuilding It for Modern Life
This 1931 Holly neighborhood home was carefully restored and modernized while preserving the scale, materials and character that made it worth saving in the first place. See what we did and see what it cost.
Small Footprint. Big Austin Living.
Tucked into Austin’s historic Holly neighborhood, this 800-square-foot ADU proves compact living doesn’t have to feel small. Designed for a younger, urban-minded buyer, this standalone two-bedroom, two-bath home pairs efficient planning with modern design, complete with a private driveway, fenced yard, balcony and rooftop deck overlooking downtown.
Designing for entertaining and everyday life
Many Austin homes are designed for entertaining, but fewer are designed for everyday life. Let’s discuss some of the design principles that can create a functional layout for weekday dinners and homework as well as a big party.