A House That Finally Fits Every Member of the Family, Paws and All
When the Coulter family moved into their Southlake home, they knew it had potential — but it wasn’t quite there yet. Their goal was to transform a house that felt too small and too dated into a space that truly worked for their family, their children, and even their beloved pets.
12 Months
Southlake, Texas
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— Homeowner, Southlake, Texas
Working closely with an architect to develop the floor plan, the team designed a thoughtful second-story addition and whole home renovation. The client brought her own eye for design to the interiors, shaping each space with a personal touch that made the finished home feel entirely their own.
A generous island and gourmet appliances turned the kitchen into a space where the family wants to cook and spend time in.
The spectacular laundry room was enlarged and designed with both function and joy in mind, earning its place as one of the most talked-about spaces in the home.
A dedicated dog room connected to a brand-new dog run gives the family's four-legged members their own comfortable retreat, right inside the home they all share.
A clever cabinet built into the laundry room keeps the cats' food and litter box tucked away, accessible only through a cat-shaped opening that the dogs can't follow them through.
New square footage added above the original footprint, creating the room the family needed to breathe.
A brand-new full bathroom was added to serve the expanded upper level.
Existing bathrooms were updated and refreshed to match the home's new style.
The fireplace was refreshed to anchor the family room with warmth and updated style.
The home's first impression was reimagined with a rebuilt brick entry that sets the tone the moment you arrive.
What started as a house that didn’t quite fit became a home designed around the people and animals who call it theirs. The Coulter family now has the bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, and dedicated pet spaces they always needed, wrapped in a style that reflects exactly who they are. This is what it looks like when a house finally grows up.
Even the ones with four legs. If your house has stopped fitting your family, we’d love to help you figure out what it could be.
