RGD+B

Dallas · rgdb.com

RGD+B is a Dallas-based residential design-build-interiors firm specializing in creating unique architectural experiences. Founded in 2015 by Rene Gracia, the firm emphasizes a collaborative, turnkey approach that integrates design, construction, and interiors. With over 20 years of combined experience, RGD+B focuses on mindful modern living, producing timeless homes that harmonize with nature and reflect their clients' lifestyles.

Based in
Dallas / Gulf Coast
Projects listed
6
Website
rgdb.com
Published work
6 homes, 2018–2019
Styles
Modern, Contemporary, Modern Farmhouse
Materials
Glass, Wood Siding, Wood, Stone
Built in
Heath

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Works in

Dallas

Built work

Exterior front view of a modern farmhouse-style house with stone siding and metal gable roofs at dusk.
ParkwayKessler Park, Dallas, Texas

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