Wheelhouse Design

Wheelhouse Design We love design. We are passionate about reshaping spaces. What drives us is the opportunity to make a difference… one space at a time. Let’s get started.

09/11/2026

Photoshoot day at our Belton project, and we are so excited to be at this stage! 📸

The day we document a finished home is always a fun part of the process as there is so much happening behind the scenes. From finding the right angles and catching the best light to styling every shot with care, it takes a talented team to capture the feeling of a completed space.

After watching this remodel come together detail by detail, seeing it through the camera is incredibly rewarding. This is when the materials, finishes, and thoughtful design decisions get to shine.

We can’t wait to share the professional photos from our Belton remodel soon! 🤍

Interior Design | Wheelhouse Design
Photographer | Molly Culver Photography

We’re so excited to welcome Cassidy Bordo to the Wheelhouse team as our new Office + Client Experience Manager!With a ba...
09/04/2026

We’re so excited to welcome Cassidy Bordo to the Wheelhouse team as our new Office + Client Experience Manager!

With a background in client experience and management, Cassidy brings a thoughtful, organized approach to helping projects move smoothly from start to finish. She’s passionate about creating a seamless experience for our clients while keeping all the important behind-the-scenes details moving forward.

Outside of work, Cassidy loves spending time outdoors with her two dogs, cooking, baking, hosting, and exploring all that Austin has to offer.

We’re absolutely thrilled to have her on the team and can’t wait for all that’s ahead. Welcome to Wheelhouse, Cassidy! 🤍

Indoor-outdoor living feels most natural when the materials help create a real sense of connection.In this home, the lim...
08/28/2026

Indoor-outdoor living feels most natural when the materials help create a real sense of connection.

In this home, the limestone flooring is carried throughout the main floor and across the transitions from inside to outside. Laid in a herringbone pattern, the diagonal lines draw the eye through the spaces and help balance the strong architectural lines throughout the home.

Instead of each area feeling separate, the consistent flooring helps the main floor feel more cohesive, connected, and intentional.

It’s a simple material decision, but such an impactful one. The kind of detail that changes how a home feels, functions, and flows.

Interior Design | Wheelhouse Design
Builder | CrabtreeDesignBuild
Architect | ALIGN Austin Architects
Staging and Styling |
Photography | Frank Garnica Photography LLC

What makes a walk in closet feel both polished and practical?In this luxury spec home in the Hill Country outside of Aus...
08/18/2026

What makes a walk in closet feel both polished and practical?

In this luxury spec home in the Hill Country outside of Austin, the design is centered on storage, organization, and ease of use. Open shelving, hanging space, drawers, and a central island all work together to give different wardrobe needs a dedicated place, while the separate vanity area adds another useful layer to the daily routine.

The material palette keeps the room feeling bright and refined. Crisp white cabinetry creates a clean foundation, dark hardware adds contrast and definition, and warm wood flooring softens the space so it still feels grounded and inviting.

Interior Design | Wheelhouse Design
Builder |
Architect | Austin Architects
Staging and Styling |
Photography | Frank Garnica Photography LLC |

Progress is picking up at our Kingsland project, and we’re so excited to see this new construction home continue to take...
08/13/2026

Progress is picking up at our Kingsland project, and we’re so excited to see this new construction home continue to take shape!✨

Built-ins are coming together, finishes are moving forward, and the scale of each space is revealing itself more clearly with the addition of each new element. During site visits like this, we’re able to review proportions, confirm placements, and make sure the design is developing as intended before the final layers are added.

These in-progress moments may not be the final reveal, but they’re such an exciting part of the process. This is where details are checked, decisions are refined, and the vision starts to feel more real.

We’ll keep sharing more as Kingsland moves closer to completion!

Interior Design | Wheelhouse Design

This bathroom was designed as part of the independent garage apartment added above our Tarrytown remodel project, and it...
08/11/2026

This bathroom was designed as part of the independent garage apartment added above our Tarrytown remodel project, and it’s such a charming example of how much personality can fit into a smaller footprint.

The apartment was created to feel connected to the original home while still having its own distinct character. In the bathroom, hand-glazed green tile wraps the floor, walls, and curbless shower, giving the compact space a calm, continuous palette that feels fresh and full of life.

The warm wood vanity and brass details add softness and warmth, while carefully placed windows bring in natural light without compromising privacy. The result is a bathroom that feels bright and thoughtfully layered, with every detail working together beautifully.

Interior Design | Wheelhouse Design
Architect | A Parallel Architecture
Builder | Proform Builds
Photographer | Avery Nicole Photography
Styling |

08/05/2026

Copenhagen was such an unforgettable part of Jen’s trip to Denmark!

One of the biggest highlights was Tivoli Gardens, which opened in 1843 and is one of the world’s oldest operating amusement parks. The colorful rides, beautiful gardens, and historic details made the whole experience feel like stepping back in time. One of the wooden roller coasters is even still operated using a hand brake!

Atlee also got a bullseye at archery, which made an already exciting day even more memorable. There was so much to see and do, and it ended up being one of the most fun days of the entire trip.

Rosenborg Castle was another incredible stop. Built in the early 1600s, the castle offered a fascinating look into the history, craftsmanship, and interiors of that era. From the richly decorated rooms to the intricate floors and historic objects, every detail told a story.

And of course, the adorable duck deserved its own moment 🦆

Copenhagen had the perfect mix of history, adventure, beauty, and fun. It completely stole our hearts! 🤎

Vintage European furniture inspiration at KLASSIK Moderne Møbelkunst was an absolute must see for our Design Principal, ...
08/01/2026

Vintage European furniture inspiration at KLASSIK Moderne Møbelkunst was an absolute must see for our Design Principal, Jen. 🤎

From a designer’s perspective, there was inspiration in every corner. The sculptural silhouettes, rich wood tones, expressive patterns, and natural patina gave each vintage piece so much personality.

It was the kind of place that invited you to slow down, study every detail, and imagine how each piece could add depth, history, and character to a home. These are the furnishings that make a space feel collected over time, thoughtfully layered, and completely one of a kind.

Jen may have brought the family along for a design focused stop, but even they had to admit it was pretty incredible.

A classic kitchen doesn’t have to feel predictable.In this space, the light palette keeps everything feeling fresh and t...
07/22/2026

A classic kitchen doesn’t have to feel predictable.

In this space, the light palette keeps everything feeling fresh and timeless, while the taller cabinetry gives the room structure and presence. Warm white oak flooring helps ground the design, and the lantern-style fixtures add scale, detail, and just enough visual interest overhead.

That balance is what makes the room feel so inviting. It’s polished, but not overly formal. Bright, but still warm. Classic, but with enough depth to feel personal and lived-in.

The kind of kitchen that feels easy to love for a long time.

Interior Design | Wheelhouse Design
Photographer | Molly Culver Photography

This living room has such a strong presence.The large format natural stone floors create a beautiful sense of continuity...
07/15/2026

This living room has such a strong presence.

The large format natural stone floors create a beautiful sense of continuity, helping the room feel open, connected, and grounded. The dark fireplace surround adds contrast and gives the space a strong focal point, while the warm ceiling beams bring softness, depth, and rhythm overhead.

It’s the mix that makes this room so compelling! Stone, wood, contrast, scale, and clean-lined fixtures all working together to create a space that feels current, timeless, and full of warmth.

That’s what we love about a well-balanced living room. The materials don’t just finish the space. They shape the whole feeling of it.

Interior Design | Wheelhouse Design Austin
Builder |
Architect | ALIGN Austin Architects
Staging and Styling |
Photography | Frank Garnica Photography LLC

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