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Luxury Residential Architecture Designed Around People, Not Trends

Brickmoon Design’s residential architecture work starts with a single belief: “Architecture doesn’t define place. People do.” Before a single line is drawn, the team listens. Who lives here? How do they spend their mornings? What would make this home feel exactly right? That understanding drives every design decision — from the first site visit to the final walkthrough.

The result is architecture that fits the people inside it, not just the lot it sits on.

How the Design Process Works

Brickmoon Design follows a six-step process built around clarity and client confidence at every stage.

Initial Consultation

The team listens. Site visits happen early. Lifestyle, priorities, and long-term goals all factor into what gets designed.

Site Analysis

Every lot gets measured. Utilities are located. Sun direction, drainage, views, and constraints are mapped and turned into design opportunities.

Conceptual Design

Multiple design directions are developed. Clients review 3D renderings and take virtual walkthroughs of their future home before construction ever begins.

Detailed Design

Every material, window, and finish is specified. Kitchen and bathroom layouts are coordinated with plumbing and structural systems from the start.

Permitting

Brickmoon handles all permit submissions and code reviews. Clients don’t navigate city approval processes alone.

Construction Administration

The team makes regular site visits throughout the build. A final walkthrough confirms every detail matches the approved design.

Home Remodeling Services

Kitchen Remodeling Design

Full kitchen redesign — layout, cabinetry, appliance selection, countertops, backsplash, lighting, and plumbing and electrical updates.

Bathroom Remodeling Design

Layout redesign, fixture selection, tile and material specification, lighting, ventilation, and storage.

Whole Home Renovation

Full home redesign across multiple rooms — structural updates, system upgrades, and integrated interior design coordinated as one project.

Primary Suite Renovation

Bedroom layout, bathroom integration, closet and storage design, lighting for both function and mood, and material selections.

Open Floor Plan Remodeling

Structural assessment, load-bearing wall evaluation, support beam design, kitchen-to-living integration, and mechanical rerouting.

Kitchen and Bathroom Combination Remodels

Updating both simultaneously is more efficient — one contractor timeline, one construction period, coordinated plumbing and electrical work.

Why Choose Brickmoon Design for Residential Architecture

Learn more about the Brickmoon Design firm and the experience behind every project in Texas.

  • Two Skills in One Firm — Architecture and interior design under the same roof means one team, one vision, one timeline with no handoff delays.
  • Award-Winning Work — Houston’s Best Prism Award, multiple Star Awards, and consecutive Best of Houzz recognition reflect a consistent standard across every project type.
  • The Founder Works on Every Project — Jeremy McFarland brings 27+ years of architectural experience and stays personally involved from initial consultation through construction completion.
  • Everything in One Place — Site planning, 3D renderings, code analysis, permit coordination, interior design, and construction oversight all handled by a single team.
  • Multi-Region Texas Expertise — Two offices cover Greater Houston, the Texas Hill Country, Austin, the Highland Lakes, and the Texas coast.

What Our Clients Say

Past clients share their Brickmoon Design experience across Google, Houzz, and HomeAdvisor — consistently praising the firm’s listening skills, integrated approach, and quality of execution.

Contact Brickmoon Design

Schedule an initial consultation with Brickmoon Design to discuss a custom home, remodel, addition, or lake house project.

Houston Headquarters
7155 Old Katy Rd, Suite N190
Houston, Texas 77024

Central Texas / Hill Country Office
13501 Ranch Road 12, Suite 111
Wimberley, Texas 78676

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Residential Arcitect FAQs

How is a residential architect different from a builder?

Builders construct homes. Architects design them. Licensed architects are trained in building science, codes, structural systems, and design problem-solving — disciplines that produce better outcomes before a single foundation is poured.

Do I need an architect for a home addition?

Not always legally — but practically, yes. Additions designed without architectural oversight often look disconnected from the original home and create code problems that affect resale value and complicate future permits.

How long does the residential design process take?

New custom homes typically take 12–18 months from design through permitting. Additions run 6–12 months. Whole-home remodels range from 3–9 months depending on scope, site complexity, and municipal review timelines.

What does residential architecture cost?

Architectural fees vary based on project scope, site complexity, and construction budget. Brickmoon provides custom quotes after an initial consultation where the full project scope is understood.

Can an architect handle code compliance and permits?

Yes — and it’s one of the most practical reasons to hire one. Brickmoon handles building code analysis, zoning review, and permit submission as a standard part of every residential architecture engagement.

What if the site has challenges — slope, views, flood zones, or tight constraints?

Site constraints are design opportunities. A steep slope often produces better views and more interesting floor level changes. Brickmoon treats every site challenge as a starting point for a stronger design solution.

Do you offer interior design services?

Interior design is a core Brickmoon service — not an optional add-on. The interior design team, led by Director Laura Rickaway, is part of every project from early design phases through final selections and furnishings.

What is the difference between architecture and interior design?

Architecture designs the building itself — structure, systems, and spatial organization. Interior design determines how those spaces are finished, furnished, and experienced day to day. Combining both under one firm produces far better results.

Can Brickmoon design in a specific architectural style?

Yes. Brickmoon works across modern, traditional, transitional, farmhouse, Craftsman, Mediterranean, Hill Country vernacular, and coastal styles. The firm doesn’t impose a single aesthetic — it designs around the client and the specific site.

What happens during construction administration?

The Brickmoon team makes regular site visits throughout construction to verify the build matches the approved design. The team answers contractor questions and resolves field issues before they become costly problems.

Related Resources

The Brickmoon residential architecture blog covers the custom home design process, Texas Hill Country building considerations, interior design integration, and everything homeowners need to know before starting a project in Texas.

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At Brickmoon Design, we believe the best projects start with great conversations. To make sure our first virtual meeting is as valuable as possible, we'd like to understand your vision, goals, and project details upfront. This helps us come prepared with ideas, insights, and solutions tailored specifically to your needs.

Get In Touch

At Brickmoon Design, we believe the best projects start with great conversations. To make sure our first virtual meeting is as valuable as possible, we'd like to understand your vision, goals, and project details upfront. This helps us come prepared with ideas, insights, and solutions tailored specifically to your needs.