Design lead
Alex Morgan
Your partner for the brief, layout and material palette.
The studio
Good listeners.
Thoughtful makers.
We bring design and project coordination into the same conversation, so the room you imagine and the work it takes to create it stay connected.
A shared point of view
Your home.
Not a formula.
More room to gather. A quieter start to the day. We plan kitchens and bathrooms around your routines, then bring the layout and materials together.
See the thinking in our projects →People you can turn to
A familiar name.
A clear responsibility.
You should know who is helping with a decision and who to contact when a question comes up.
Project lead
Jordan Ellis
Your main contact during construction.
Selections coordinator
Sam Bennett
Your contact for samples, selection records and product information.
Care beyond the finish
A renovation is work
inside someone’s home.
Protect the everyday
Agreed access routes, protection and cleanup before work begins.
Keep you in the picture
One project lead. Regular updates. Clear decisions, made together.
Put changes in writing
Scope, cost and schedule changes explained and approved before the affected work proceeds.
From conversation to completion
Know what
comes next.
Good preparation makes room for good decisions. Each stage has a purpose and a clear outcome before the next begins.
An honest first conversation
What you receiveA clear next step, not a construction commitment.
What happens at this stage
We discuss your rooms, location, priorities and investment expectations. Together we decide whether the project is a good fit and what a site visit needs to establish.
Understand the home
What you receiveAn agreed brief and a list of conditions to verify.
What happens at this stage
We review the existing layout, measurements, access and visible conditions. We identify questions about structure and building services that need specialist investigation.
Design and select
What you receiveA design direction and documented selections.
What happens at this stage
Layouts come first. Cabinetry, fixtures, surfaces and lighting follow as a coordinated palette. We keep a selections list so decisions, allowances and outstanding items stay visible.
Agree the work
What you receiveA written agreement and preparation plan.
What happens at this stage
We put scope, exclusions, responsibilities, payment stages and the proposed schedule in writing. Permit responsibilities and procurement lead times are reviewed before a start date is confirmed.
Prepare and build
What you receiveA managed jobsite and regular project updates.
What happens at this stage
Before work starts we agree access, protection, working hours and temporary arrangements. Your project lead coordinates the sequence and shares progress, upcoming decisions and any changes that need approval.
Walk through and settle in
What you receiveA documented walkthrough and a practical handoff.
What happens at this stage
We review the finished work together, record remaining items and explain care requirements. Product information and applicable warranty terms are gathered at handoff, with a named contact for follow-up questions.
Before you commit: what to check
Ask to review the relevant contractor credentials and insurance, recent references and a written scope before appointing a remodeling partner.
Your agreement should explain what is included, what is excluded, permit responsibilities, payment stages and how changes are approved. Care instructions and applicable warranty terms should be clear at handoff.
A quick check
Are we a good fit?
- Where
- Roswell · Alpharetta · Milton · Woodstock · East Cobb
- What
- Planned kitchen and bathroom renovations, from existing-footprint updates to room transformations.
- Investment
- A proposal shaped around your scope, selections and priorities, not a flat price per room.
Project scope and budget details
Standalone repairs, emergency plumbing and whole-home additions are outside our focus. We review your location and investment range at the first conversation, then separate essential work from optional upgrades. Existing conditions and specialist work also influence the proposal.