Designed around IKEA cabinetry and budget appliances. We focused the budget on lighting and layout to create visual spaciousness and warmth—even without luxury finishes.

This kitchen balances upgraded surfaces and appliances with stock cabinetry. It’s made for gathering, with a central island and smart storage without going fully custom.

This kitchen includes a butler’s pantry, integrated bar, and full appliance suite. We used high-end millwork and sculptural lighting to make it a true showpiece.

Compact layout, budget fixtures, and durable materials. This bathroom is about clarity and simplicity—proof that good design doesn’t require a big spend.

A soaking tub, warm lighting, and natural materials bring calm to this space. We paired mid-range fixtures with a refined palette to create everyday luxury.

With heated floors, a walk-in wet room, and custom vanities, this bathroom is a true retreat. The cost reflects full custom work—but also precise, focused design.

This home uses exposed fastener metal siding and punched window openings. The facade is visually striking because of proportion, rhythm, and restraint—not cost.

Here, we used large-format windows in a few areas, while keeping the rest simple. The mix of fiber cement siding and controlled openings keeps the budget lean but the look refined.

With a Nanawall facade, vertical wood slats, and integrated overhangs, this design celebrates movement and light. Budget went to detail and precision—not excess.