Kitchen · The Heights
Heights Craftsman Kitchen
A 1920s bungalow kitchen opened to the dining room without losing the Craftsman bones the family wanted to keep living with.
Sample portfolio entries across kitchens, baths, whole homes, additions, and garage conversions. Neighborhoods are real Houston places; the houses are illustrative until you replace them with client work.
Kitchen · The Heights
A 1920s bungalow kitchen opened to the dining room without losing the Craftsman bones the family wanted to keep living with.
Garage conversion · Memorial
A Memorial garage converted into a conditioned family room — insulation, HVAC, and a legal path through permitting so the household could stay put.
Bath · Montrose
A steam-smart primary bath in a 1930s Montrose house — marble where it earns the view, porcelain where Houston humidity wins.
Whole Home · West University
A storm-season roof and exterior refresh so the interior remodel could start under a sound envelope — the family stayed on the street they already loved.
Kitchen · Bellaire
A closed-in 2000s kitchen opened to the den so three kids, two cooks, and a dog could share the same room on a Tuesday.
Bath · Garden Oaks
A primary bath and closet carved from a wasted sitting room — more ease at 6:30 a.m. in the house the family already loved.
Addition · Rice Village
A modest rear addition that gave a 1940s cottage a real family room without leaving the block the owners already loved.
Whole Home · River Oaks
A whole-home renovation that calmed a chopped 1990s plan — one finish language from the foyer to the last guest bath, lived in through construction.
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