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Adam Gibson is an architectural designer specializing in luxury homes, additions, kitchens and bathrooms.

An architectural designer and consultant specializing in luxury homes, additions, kitchens & baths, commercial & entertainment spaces, I attempt to infuse natural light, clean lines, warmth, and an outside-the-box imagination. He infuses natural light, clean lines, warmth, and efficient use of space. Adam incorporates the latest and healthiest technologies, an outside-the-box imagination and an ear attuned to his clients’ needs. He is a Certified Master Kitchen and Bath Designer, Living in Place Professional, and Aging in Place Specialist..

11/02/2026

Before, this mudroom had plenty of cabinets but no real plan. The dog's crate sat in the middle of the floor, the dog bed took over a corner, and the counters had become storage by default. We gave the dog a built-in crate with brass mesh doors and a water station with its own pot filler. Now the room's most-used routine has a permanent home instead of being worked around. Tall cabinetry and uppers that run straight across the window wall add a lot of storage without making the room feel closed in. A soft sage green, warm brass, and light surfaces make a busy pass-through room feel calm every time you walk in.

10/29/2026

This had been a cramped, low-ceilinged, tiny kitchen. Removing the truss-style roof let us vault the ceilings. What a difference.

10/25/2026

Designed in North Carolina for maximum comfort and minimum neighbor sightings, the framing is complete! Can't wait to see the finished product.

10/22/2026

Hire me for architectural work, and your pets will end up in front of my camera too. Wide-angle lens, close range: big eyes, tiny body.

10/22/2026

This porch is an addition, and the test of any addition is whether it looks like it was always there. The columns sit on piers that match the first floor, and the white trim carries over from the house, so nothing announces where the original stops. It’s deep enough to furnish, with room for a seating area and a dining table side by side, because a porch too shallow for furniture doesn’t get used. Ceiling fans keep the air moving on still evenings, and the roof means a passing shower doesn’t end the night.

10/20/2026

In a compact bathroom, every decision is about getting space back. The faucet is mounted on the wall, which clears the counter and leaves nothing to clean around. The sink and counter are one piece, so there’s no rim or seam to collect grime. Clear, frameless glass at the shower keeps the room from being cut in two, and the mirror supplies its own light, so your face is lit evenly without another fixture on the wall.

10/18/2026

More from the kitchen addition. The range hood is wrapped in the same tile as the backsplash, turned to a herringbone pattern, so it becomes part of the wall instead of a metal box hanging off it. There are two sinks for a reason: cleanup happens at the window, and prep happens at the counter facing the room, so the cook isn’t working with their back to everyone. The painted cabinetry carries the color, and the wood on the beams and counter base keeps that color from feeling cold.

10/15/2026

This fireplace is part of a kitchen addition, and a kitchen is where a fire gets the most use, since that’s where people end up anyway. The firebox is raised off the floor so the flames are visible to someone standing and cooking, not only someone sitting in front of it. The space underneath holds firewood, and the w**e column beside the stone is built into the cabinetry so it reads as furniture instead of an appliance. Stone is a lot of material to bring into a kitchen, so the detailing on everything around it stays simple.

10/13/2026

This started as a small farmhouse. We added two additions, a new exterior facade, and a pool, and the hard part was making all of it read as one house. Additions tend to give themselves away through mismatched rooflines, siding that almost matches, or windows that ignore the originals. Redoing the entire exterior let us tie old and new together, and keeping the additions lower than the two-story original keeps that form dominant. The goal is for a first-time visitor to have no idea where the old house ends.

10/11/2026

killed it on this basement staircase off the kitchen addition.

Address

Indiana Design Center: 200 S Rangeline Road, Suite 223
Carmel, IN
46032

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(317) 345-1311

Website

https://www.adamgibson.com/

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