Residential design
The whole house, drawn to be built.
Kitchens, baths, basements and whole-home plans. We design each room completely and put the whole remodel on one coordinated set of drawings, so one contractor can price it and one permit can cover it.
01 — Scope
Kitchens first. Then the rest of the house.
Kitchens
The specialty, with its own page. Most of a remodel’s decisions live here.
- Layout and work zones
- Cabinet elevations and sizes
- Appliance and ventilation planning
- Lighting in three layers
- Counters, backsplash and glass
Baths
Small rooms where an inch matters.
- Wet-area layout and clearances
- Shower glass and enclosures
- Vanity and storage elevations
- Ventilation and lighting
Whole-home
Basements, additions and plans that have to change.
- Basement finishes with egress and ceiling heights checked
- New openings and wall changes, with an engineer where structure moves
- Window and door schedule
- Daylight planning room by room
- Finish schedule for every space
02 — Process
Four steps, no surprises.
You always know which stage you are in, what you will see next and what it is for.
- Step 01
Consult
We walk the space, measure it and listen. You tell us how you cook, host and live.
- Step 02
Concept
Two or three layout directions with plans and material palettes. You choose one to develop.
- Step 03
Drawings
The chosen design becomes a full set: plans, elevations, electrical, plumbing and schedules.
- Step 04
Build support
We answer your contractor’s questions, review shop drawings and visit at key stages.
03 — What you receive
One set of drawings. Everything on it.
A typical residential set. Sheets are added or dropped to suit the project.
| Sheet | Title | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
| A-001 | Cover & code summary | Project data, applicable codes and the sheet index. |
| A-101 | Existing & demolition plan | What stays and what goes, measured on site. |
| A-102 | Proposed floor plan | Dimensioned layout, clearances and door swings. |
| A-201 | Interior elevations | Every cabinet run, tile extent and pane of glass. |
| E-101 | Lighting & electrical plan | Fixtures, switching, receptacles and appliance circuits. |
| P-101 | Plumbing plan | Fixture locations with supply and drain notes. |
| A-601 | Schedules | Windows, doors, finishes, appliances and fixtures. |
04 — Portfolio
The work so far lives in drawings.
Residential photographs are added here as projects complete. Until then, the drawings are the honest portfolio: this is exactly what you receive.
Next step
Start with the kitchen.
Tell us about the room, the house and what is not working. We reply with next steps and a written proposal.