Featured Project

Lakeside Estate.

Heath, Texas

A waterfront retreat conceived as a quiet sanctuary—where stone, glass, and water meet in effortless dialogue. Every elevation is composed to frame the lake beyond.

From the geometric infinity pool to the firebowl-lit terraces, this estate was designed for slow evenings and grand gatherings alike.

Key Specifications

At a Glance

Location

Heath, Texas

Square Footage

12,400 sq ft

Bedrooms

6

Bathrooms

8 full, 2 half

Lot Size

2.4 acres lakefront

Year Completed

2024

The Vision

A point of view.

The owners came to us with a singular brief: a lakefront sanctuary that would feel as composed at sunrise as it does at a black-tie evening. We answered with an estate that dissolves the line between architecture and landscape.

Design Approach

How it came together.

Every primary room is oriented to capture water views, with retractable glass walls that open the great room and primary suite directly to the terraces. A restrained material palette—honed limestone, bronze, and rift-cut white oak—lets the lake remain the home's most generous feature.

Standout Features

Moments worth lingering over.

01

Geometric infinity-edge pool with integrated firebowls

02

Two-story great room with operable glass curtain wall

03

Climate-controlled wine cellar finished in book-matched marble

04

Private boat dock with covered entertaining loggia

Gallery

Interior & Exterior.

Materials & Craftsmanship

The hand behind the home.

Stone & Masonry

Hand-selected French limestone exteriors and honed Calacatta interiors, set by a team of master masons over fourteen months.

Millwork

Bespoke rift-cut white oak cabinetry and paneling, hand-finished on site to a satin sheen.

Metalwork

Custom bronze entry doors, railings, and window frames fabricated by a single Texas atelier.

Collaboration

Built with the right hands.

Designed in close partnership with a Dallas-based architect and an interior design studio out of Houston. Weekly on-site reviews with the homeowners shaped every detail—from the sweep of the staircase to the patina of the bronze.