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Emily Braud had a clear vision for her North Houston franchise headquarters: a home office with presence, practical storage, and a place for every part of the working day. Sacred Innovations brought it to life with custom built-ins and a complete room refresh.

White cabinetry and a wraparound desktop meet deep blue walls and gold library-style lighting. Concealed pull-out shelves keep the printer close at hand, while recessed AC and USB power ports put connections right where they are needed.

We fabricated and installed the cabinetry, removed the chair rail, repainted the room, rewired for the library lights, and replaced the original chandelier with the drum-style ceiling fixture shown here.

A dated jetted tub gave way to a dark, richly textured shower with warm brass fittings, a built-in bench, and a recessed niche. Glitter-infused grout catches the light between the tiles, giving this room a detail worth looking at twice.

The transformation also included a whole-house re-pipe. The visible finish is only one part of the story; the work behind the walls mattered just as much.

An accent wall does not have to stop at one wall. Here, a wraparound faux-stone installation gives the kitchen a continuous layer of texture, carrying the eye around windows, corners, and the existing cabinetry.

The warm, pale stone creates a striking counterpoint to the darker wood finishes. These views show the installed stonework as the space approaches its final cleanup.

This bathroom began with a tub and a separate enclosed shower. We removed and reconfigured that layout to create a larger, open wet area with a curbless entrance, a new tub, and grab bars throughout.

The layout and support points were chosen around the homeowner’s mobility needs. Handheld showers, a wide entry, and carefully placed grab bars make the way the room is used central to its design.

Follow the original layout through tile installation to the open wet area during finishing.