Family house in Texas — designed remotely

The family purchased a house built in 1983, which had previously undergone a basic cosmetic renovation.
I worked on the interior and exterior public areas, as well as the clients’ home office and bedroom.

One of the key features of the project was its unusual architectural layout: most of the spaces are irregular polygons. Despite this complexity, we succeeded in creating a contemporary, warm, enveloping, and eco-friendly atmosphere.

The result is a welcoming, flexible environment that adapts to different life scenarios. For example, the home office was combined with a Japanese-style lounge and a yoga and fitness area. The living room was designed as a screen-free space, while a compact cinema lounge was created specifically for movie watching.