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Project Vickery.

A renovation and first level redesign inside an existing footprint: a calmer palette, warm finishes, and choices tuned to how this household actually spends its time at home.

Project Vickery renovation and first level redesign in Dallas

Project Vickery · Dallas, TX · Renovation + First Level Redesign

Good bones, tired finishes.

A first level redesign can change how the whole home feels, even when the footprint already works. What needed attention here was the mix of finishes, furniture, and color that had accumulated over time without ever being considered as a whole.

Here that meant stepping back and treating the kitchen as part of one calmer palette: warmer tones, furnishings that actually suit how the space gets used, and finishes that read as intentional rather than inherited. Nothing structural changed, but the feeling of the rooms did.

The finished space is calmer to be in and easier to keep that way, which was the point from the first conversation.

Project Vickery kitchen opening to the breakfast area and living room
Project Vickery breakfast area with patterned drapery and a blue rug
Project Vickery range wall with patterned tile and open shelves
Project Vickery range niche with blue and white tile
Project Vickery living room with a stone fireplace
Project Vickery kitchen seen through an arched opening
Project Vickery pantry cabinetry in blue and natural wood
Project Vickery open shelving and storage

Thinking about a first level redesign?

Tell me about your home and where you'd like it to go. The first conversation is free, with no obligation to continue.