Highland Remodel

Inflection Architecture — Houston Texas, 1920

Kitchen area of Highland Remodel with white cabinets, brass hardware, and three natural wood floating shelves displaying dishes.

Highland Remodel is the transformation of a 1920 bungalow in Houston, Texas, executed by Inflection Architecture. The house, which had previously been converted into a mixed residential and commercial property with a substantial second story addition, was reimagined as a family home. The design brief focused on reshaping the hybrid structure to provide intimate, well-connected living spaces suitable for family life while respecting the building's historic character. The renovation involved removing select interior walls to unify primary spaces and maximize natural light. Large commercially scaled areas were reworked into residential rooms defined by millwork and period-appropriate moulding. Circulation was reorganized to highlight original features, including the bay windows on the first floor, allowing living spaces greater connection with the surrounding neighborhood and landscape. A combination of subtly textured natural materials and a palette of bright neutrals balances contemporary updates with references to the home's early twentieth-century origins.

Architect
Inflection Architecture
Location
Houston Texas · Houston architects
Year
1920
Photography
Reagan Taylor Photography
Images
12
Style
Traditional, Transitional
Materials
Brass, Glass, Marble, Steel, White Oak
Features
Built-In Shelving, Covered Patio, Floating Stairs, Open-Riser Stairs, Gas Range
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