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When we remodel a luxury kitchen, we're thinking about the little moments that happen there every day.

Where the kids drop their backpacks.
How you host holidays.
Whether you love to cook, order takeout, or need space for both.
Where the coffee station belongs.
How groceries make their way from the garage to the pantry.

Those conversations shape every design decision.

That’s why we don’t focus on designing trendy kitchens. We design ones that feel effortless to live in today and will still make sense years from now.

Interior Designer: @alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @fennrogers_customhomes
Photographer: @joshwacaldwell

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The best design decisions are usually the ones you don’t notice. In our #OliveAndOak primary bedroom, we took into account how the morning light would fill the room, the view from the bed, and a layout that feels calm and effortless.

None of those details happen by accident. Before furniture and finishes are ever selected, we’re designing how the space should feel. We design beautiful primary bedrooms by establishing how it makes you feel at the beginning and end of every day.

Interior Designer: @alishataylorinteriors @mia_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @fennrogers_customhomes
Architectural Designer: @gradyolsendesign
Landscape Architect: @shearondesigncollective
Pool Design: @morrispools
Photographer: @joshwacaldwell

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Entertainment spaces have become so much more than an extra room in the house. Whether it’s a home theater, golf simulator, game room, or sports lounge, we design these spaces around how they’ll actually be used.

Before construction even begins, we’re designing the details like lighting, acoustics, storage, and seating that make these spaces work for everyday life.

Which entertainment space would you add to your home?

Project: #PitchsideManor
Interior Designer: @lacey_alishataylorinteriors @mia_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @kmbuilds_
Architectural Designer: @gradyolsendesign

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Construction is wrapping up at #BrickyardManor, and before the furniture arrives, our team had the opportunity to walk the home together!

One of our favorite parts of this stage is hearing directly from lead designer @faye_alishataylorinteriors, as she shared the design intent behind each space.

Every project teaches us something new, and taking the time to learn from one another makes us a stronger team and better designers. We all left inspired, and we can’t wait to share the finished home with you!

Lead Designer: @faye_alishataylorinteriors
Furniture Design: @lacey_alishataylorinteriors @mia_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @riverwooddevelopment
Architect: @altitude_design_ltd

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Every room has a job.

Your great room should bring everyone together, and your kitchen should invite conversation, not just cooking. Your mudroom should make busy mornings feel easy, while your pantry should work behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly.

When we design a new build or remodel, every room starts with one question: What job does this space need to do for this family?

And we design with the goal of answering that question for each and every one of our clients!

Interior Designer: @alishataylorinteriors @mia_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @fennrogers_customhomes
Architectural Design: @gradyolsendesign
Pool Design: @morrispools
Landscape Architect: @shearondesigncollective
Photographer: @joshwacaldwell