After a years-long search, one Prairie Village couple restores a mid-century ranch without sacrificing the character that made them fall in love with it.

A once-monochrome home gains richness and personality through walnut, brass, stone, and a fearless approach to layering.

More than a room with a view, this carefully curated condominium blurs the line between home and art gallery.

Minimal barriers and expansive glass define this Loch Lloyd home, blurring the line between architecture and environment.

A century-old midtown Tudor evolves both forward and backward in time, harmoniously balancing preservation, personality, and place.

A Southern Johnson County home is staged for summer fun and year-round function.

After 30 years in their home, a Johnson County couple refreshed their surroundings—inside and out—with a thoughtful, minimalist renovation.

A century-old Tudor near the Plaza
gets reborn through color and craft—
a result that’s historic yet iconic..

A single statement wallpaper sparks a confident, high-drama new build in Prairie Village.

From London to Leawood, a young family begins a new chapter on Lee
Boulevard.

The past is happily prologue for one busy professional who moved her active young family into the lovely Old Leawood home she had previously owned.

A spec home at Shoal Creek Valley redefines Midwestern living with warm minimalist, inventive craftsmanship, and timeless comfort.