Contemporary Open Concept Layout
This Austin home was built with compartmentalized rooms that made entertaining feel cramped and disconnected. The owners dreamed of a contemporary open-concept layout that would allow them to cook, dine, and socialize simultaneously without anyone feeling left out of the conversation or activities.
We completely reorganized the main floor, removing walls between the kitchen, dining, and living areas to create one unified great room. A massive twelve-foot island anchors the kitchen, while a linear fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows define the living zone. The result is a space that feels grand yet intimate.
Connected Living For Modern Families

The open layout allows parents to cook while kids do homework at the island. Friends gather around the fireplace while others grab drinks from the bar. Everyone remains connected visually and socially. The home finally functions the way this family actually lives.
Natural Light Transforms Every Room

Large windows and glass doors now line the back wall, flooding the entire main floor with natural sunlight. Interior glass partitions also bring light into hallways and staircases. The home feels brighter, bigger, and more uplifting than ever before.
Project Data:
Project Type: Open Concept Transformation
Location: Austin, Texas
Total Area: 2,200 sq ft
Scope: Structural changes + full renovation
Duration: 13 weeks
Team Size: 8 crew members
Year Built: 1995
Architectural Style: Traditional to Contemporary Open
Budget Range: Mid-to-High
Final Walkthrough: Completed on schedule
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