Our team is renowned for developing projects ranging from a simple pull-and-replace bathrooms to full two-story additions – all while carefully considering the architectural design of both the interior and exterior.
What makes us particularly well suited in our field is the access our design team has to our construction team, and vice versa. While we love to design, we really get a kick out of seeing the designs built, which means both are feasible structurally and financially!
The kitchen has always been the heart of the home – and we want to make sure it works perfectly for your family. We take time to understand how you cook, gather, and live, so we can design a kitchen rooted in your long-term goals for the space. For some clients, that means making it a true two-cook kitchen.
We like to believe that your bathroom should be as beautiful as it is functional – neither of those qualities having to take a backseat to the other. So, we’re thoughtful about each component being rooted in your style, and all the while checking the boxes of a well-oiled room. With most of our master bathroom projects, we also take into account and affect the closets and bedroom. Looking at the entire suite comprehensively allows us to dedicate the right amount of square footage to each space – and that perfect ratio differs with every client and every unique home.
We may not have the most number of beautiful weather days here in Kansas City, but when they come around, we like our clients’ houses to be ready. Outdoor spaces should feel like a natural extension of your home. We design them with the same thoughtful planning and expert craftsmanship we bring to every project. We often bringing in your landscape designer to complete the team.
Basements get a bad rap – dark, cold, and a little forgotten. But we see them as some of the most flexible square footage in your home. When designed thoughtfully, they can feel just as finished and inviting as your main level. Not like a place you tolerate, but a place you actually want to be. For some clients, we’ve designed great guest quarters in the basement. And, for others, their basement has become their favorite place to entertain and hang out – complete with a wet bar and entertainment center.
Additions are a great option when you love your location but your house just isn’t keeping up. The key is making sure the new space feels like it belongs and not like it was tacked on later. We’re thoughtful about scale, rooflines, and flow so that when it’s done, it’s hard to tell where the original house stops and the addition begins.
Whole home remodeling is less about making everything new and more about making everything make sense. We’re looking at flow, proportion, and how one decision impacts the next because a beautiful kitchen doesn’t matter much if it doesn’t connect well to the rest of your house. When it’s done right, the entire home feels intentional instead of pieced together over time. When we’re tackling a whole home renovation, we zoom out and rethink how your entire house works together, from layout to finishes, so it feels cohesive, functional, and aligned with how you live day to day.
This is a high-use space, whether you like it or not. We design laundry rooms to be efficient, organized, and built to handle real life. And, real life looks different for every home – some of our clients need a space to fold, others want a hamper per family member and some even want it to double as storage for all their house cleaning gear. Whatever the case, when we’re designing a laundry room, it’s never just a row of machines with some cabinets around them.
How did we ever function without the advent of the mudroom? They’re not just for jackets and shoes anymore. They’re for tennis rackets and school permission slips, too. We design mudrooms for what you need and for what you don’t want living on your kitchen counter or on your entryway floor. Mudrooms are that practical, well-worn transition space between the outdoors and your home.
You don’t always need more house. Sometimes, you just need a better version of the one you have. We approach interior remodeling by layering details, upgrading finishes, and adding the kind of design elements that makes a space feel finished.
