Some homes whisper their history.

Pierce Way? It sings it!

Built in the 1970s, this home had all the charm of its era — bold character, strong lines, and that unmistakable Brady Bunch spirit. Instead of erasing its story, we chose to honor it and elevate it.

The goal was simple: keep the soul of the 70s, but refine it for today.

We embraced playful color, confident patterns, and layered textures throughout the home. Warm tones, graphic shapes, and nostalgic nods anchor the design — while modern finishes, clean silhouettes, and elevated materials bring sophistication to every corner.

The result is a home that feels elegant yet fun. Nostalgic yet current. Playful yet polished.

This project proves something we believe deeply: timeless design doesn’t mean neutral or predictable. It means intentional. It means taking what makes a home unique and amplifying it — not muting it.

Pierce Way isn’t trying to blend in with the white-and-gray crowd. It stands proudly in its personality.

Because when you design with confidence, history becomes a highlight — not something to hide.

And honestly? That’s when a house becomes unforgettable.

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University Hills was a full-on glow-up—and, we loved every second of it.

On the main level, we reimagined how the home lives day to day. The kitchen, living room, staircase, were completely refreshed with new tile flooring, plush carpet, and statement lighting that knows how to show off without shouting. We updated window treatments tied everything together, adding softness and polish in all the right places.

Function met flexibility when the former office was transformed into a welcoming guest room, and the powder room got a serious promotion—becoming a full bathroom with a walk-in shower that feels anything but secondary.

The same thoughtful design carried through the upper level with the primary bathroom remodel being designed as a retreat, not just a bathroom. Venetian plaster brings depth and texture, while a soaking tub invites long exhalations at the end of the day. An expanded walk-in shower with a rain head delivers spa energy, floating vanities keep the space light and modern, and yes—a bidet, because luxury should be unapologetic.

University Hills is now a home that feels calmer, and looks effortlessly put together. A remodel with substance, style, and just the right amount of drama.

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