Whole-Home Remodel in Midland, TX
See how this dated home transformed into a custom-designed space filled with warmth.
A Home Designed For Family Life
Ben loved the location and the “good bones” of his home, but the outdated layout and finishes made everyday life tough for his family. This whole-home remodel reimagined every room and enhanced storage, improved flow, and made daily routines easier.
How The Vision Became Real
The project was a total gut remodel. After finalizing a smarter layout and cabinetry design, our team built custom white oak cabinetry and floating shelves in-house, installed solid white oak flooring, updated every bath, and completed the home with new doors, trim, tile, countertops, plumbing, lighting, and hardware. Now, every room has a cohesive design.
The Homeowner's Favorite Features
Custom White Oak Cabinetry
The custom cabinetry gave the home a consistent, handcrafted look. The natural grain and warmth of the white oak added both visual appeal and everyday durability.
A Kitchen Designed for Efficiency
The new kitchen layout was reconfigured to enhance storage, improve traffic flow, and optimize workspace. What was once a daily frustration became a bright, functional space for entertaining.
Reimagined Primary Bathroom Layout
By redesigning the primary bathroom, the owner now has a private, relaxing retreat. The new layout has improved usability and flow, while maintaining a luxurious, minimalist aesthetic.
Seamless White Oak Flooring & Trim
From the floors to the doors and trim, every surface reflects cohesive design. The solid white oak flooring ties the entire home together, creating visual continuity and long-lasting value.
Additional Features That Completed the Remodel
- Solid white oak floating shelves to match the cabinetry
- Updated guest bathrooms with matching cabinetry
- New plumbing, lighting, and hardware throughout
- Detailed millwork and finish work for a cohesive look
The Finished Home & Return on Investment
Thoughtful design and quality construction turned a frustrating layout into a comfortable, cohesive home. The family had to relocate two years later, and the house sold for nearly $500,000 more than its original purchase price—proof that this remodel paid off in every way.