In Part III of our Historic Homes in Houston series, we explore the city’s Early, Mid-Century, and Postmodern architecture. Houston is home to many Modern buildings due in part to several population booms between the 1950s and 1980s. This city was a sanctuary...
Welcome to Part II of our Historic Homes in Houston series. This week’s post will focus on Revival styles of architecture. Houston’s historic neighborhoods are filled with Classical, Colonial, Mission, and Tudor Revival homes. Revival architecture might...
From Miesian and Mid-Century Modern to Tudor Revival and Queen Anne, the greater Houston area is home to many historic homes. In the 19th and 20th centuries, Houston was also home to iconic architects like William Ward Watkin, John F. Staub, and Birdsall Briscoe. Some...
Installing a plaster range hood is an easy way to create a stunning architectural element. Plaster range hoods elevate your kitchen without disrupting its flow or functionality. Finished to resemble natural stone, plaster range hoods are a beautiful addition to any...
Whether a vacation house or a primary residence, planning a whole home remodel can be complicated, time-consuming and a bit overwhelming. Thankfully, there are ways to mitigate the stress of a whole house remodel. Consider working with a firm that specializes in...
Homeowners embark on kitchen remodeling projects for all sorts of reasons. They remodel to make their kitchens more energy efficient, more functional for their families and more enjoyable while entertaining. Of all the reasons why homeowners remodel their kitchens,...
