A great room with little character and limited connection to the kitchen gains openness and personality. Built-in bookcases and window seats in the living room create a focal point and needed storage for the family. New cabinets and craftsman style columns distinguish the dining room from the living space without disrupting the open concept. Removing a wall opens the kitchen to the rest of the living space. Spicy Orange walls add warmth and complement the cool blue furniture in the living room. Photo: Pete Eckert

Hidden behind custom panels, the dishwasher offers modern convenience without disrupting the design.
Example of a french country kitchen design in Dallas

These Rockwall, TX, homeowners have a large covered patio outside their living room. Growing tiresome of pesky insects invading their outdoor space and disrupting their down-time on the patio, they called Archadeck of NE Dallas-Southlake to add screens.

Every design project has its own story, and this one stands out for the creative collaboration and smart decision-making that brought it to life. Our client—a designer herself—came to us with a clear vision: she wanted a lighter, brighter kitchen with more functional storage and a larger island for seating that wouldn’t disrupt the flow of the space. From our first meeting, I knew we were going to build something special together!

Window sill was dropped to countertop level, and cabinetry fitted symmetrically at each side, to create a balanced focal point. The cabinets at each side have glass doors, while the shelves above the window are open. Very compact LED lights over the sink area provide plenty of light. Outlets are continuous plug strips, tucked up under the under cabinets and out of sight (so they don't disrupt the beveled subway tile).

Every design project has its own story, and this one stands out for the creative collaboration and smart decision-making that brought it to life. Our client—a designer herself—came to us with a clear vision: she wanted a lighter, brighter kitchen with more functional storage and a larger island for seating that wouldn’t disrupt the flow of the space. From our first meeting, I knew we were going to build something special together!

Architect: DCHGlobal Inc. AIA Housing Award Recipient. Relic Rock is designed with a simple, flexible, sustainable prototype building system that is adaptable to a broad range of different climates and terrains. This prototype architectural solution sits lightly on the land, with cantilevered floors that minimize site disruption. A distinctive connection to nature is achieved by dissolving the division of interior and exterior space. Bill Timmerman

This became our new office and play space. My client was not in need of a dining area and really needed a great play space for her daughter. The space is now a home office, a reading dean and a play area that does not disrupt the main living space.

Our structured process begins with understanding your renovation goals, followed by a thorough basement assessment. We create a personalized plan, including design layouts and necessary permits. Our experts work efficiently, maintaining quality and minimizing disruption. We handle everything from framing and plumbing to electrical work, ensuring a seamless transformation. With a focus on detail and craftsmanship, we turn your ideas into reality. The result? A beautifully renovated basement, completed on time and within budget.

A great room with little character and limited connection to the kitchen gains openness and personality. Built-in bookcases and window seats in the living room create a focal point and needed storage for the family. New cabinets and craftsman style columns distinguish the dining room from the living space without disrupting the open concept. Removing a wall opens the kitchen to the rest of the living space. Spicy Orange walls add warmth and complement the cool blue furniture in the living room. Photo: Pete Eckert

A refined bathroom detail that blends functionality with clean, modern design. These built-in shower niches are seamlessly integrated into the herringbone tile wall, offering practical storage without disrupting the sleek aesthetic. The crisp white trim keeps the look minimal and polished, while the subtle tile texture adds depth and visual interest.

The heart of the home is oftentimes the kitchen. People tend to naturally gravitate towards the kitchen. This home was designed with an open floorplan that allows guests to sit and relax in the living or dining room while the hosts prepare in the kitchen without disrupting the conversation.

Every design project has its own story, and this one stands out for the creative collaboration and smart decision-making that brought it to life. Our client—a designer herself—came to us with a clear vision: she wanted a lighter, brighter kitchen with more functional storage and a larger island for seating that wouldn’t disrupt the flow of the space. From our first meeting, I knew we were going to build something special together!

Every design project has its own story, and this one stands out for the creative collaboration and smart decision-making that brought it to life. Our client—a designer herself—came to us with a clear vision: she wanted a lighter, brighter kitchen with more functional storage and a larger island for seating that wouldn’t disrupt the flow of the space. From our first meeting, I knew we were going to build something special together!

This became our new office and play space. My client was not in need of a dining area and really needed a great play space for her daughter. The space is now a home office, a reading dean and a play area that does not disrupt the main living space.

Although there was room for equipment to pass beside the house, the owners paid the extra cost for Betz’s limited access conveyor system to remove soil from the excavation. In addition, they paid to have the construction materials carried in by hand just to minimize disruption to their neighbours. Thoughtfulness is still alive.

Large farmhouse white two-story wood gable roof photo with a shingle roof

These Rockwall, TX, homeowners have a large covered patio outside their living room. Growing tiresome of pesky insects invading their outdoor space and disrupting their down-time on the patio, they called Archadeck of NE Dallas-Southlake to add screens.

The corridor combines warm timber wall panels with translucent glass partitions. Linear ceiling lighting emphasizes the length and geometry of the circulation space. The restrained material palette creates a calm transition between public and private areas. Textured surfaces add depth without disrupting the minimalist character of the architecture. The carefully framed perspective makes circulation an integral part of the overall interior concept. Visit the full project: https://conde.pl/portfolio/projekt-wnetrz-biurowych-siedziby-firmy-airoptic/