Hey Now Interiors

Being part of the Tribeza Interiors Tour has been a dream of mine since the early days of Hey Now Interiors. It’s my favorite homes tour in Austin—one that showcases homes pushing creative boundaries through color, pattern, furnishings, and materials. So it’s an absolute honor to be among the designers featured this year!
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Our stop is a very special one—clients we’ve been with for years who’ve become friends and cheerleaders. When they bought their Allandale Ranch, it had plenty of old-Austin charm, but needed to evolve for young family life. We took cues from the home’s Spanish and Ranch roots and layered in color, character, and thoughtful function.
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From a Wes Anderson–leaning front living room (Austin Toile, a lemon-yellow fireplace, and a spot for mom’s childhood roller skates) to a vintage-inspired kitchen with diamond tile floors and sage green cabinetry, every space was designed with personality and function. Repeating arches became a unifying architectural element, echoing an original pass-through arch while shaping sightlines, movement, and flow through the home.
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The primary suite was where we let ourselves have the most fun. Chartreuse built-ins, coppery botanical wallpaper, and black-and-white mosaic floors turn everyday routines into something transportive—equal parts bold, functional, and personal.
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The heart of this project was simple: create a bright, one-of-a-kind home that feels unique, welcoming, and makes everyday life easier. We’re so excited to share it as our stop on the upcoming Tribeza Interiors Tour.
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Use code HEYNOW2026 for $10 off your ticket.
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Portrait 📷: .cunningham.56
Project 📷:

When we begin a project, we’re never starting from nothing.

There’s almost always care already present—like this stair wall, thoughtfully lined with family photos (swipe to see before).

Our role isn’t to erase that intention. It’s to listen to it, then imagine what *more* could be possible. Here, that meant rethinking the architecture of the wall itself—introducing new railings, pattern, and depth—so the space could feel as alive as the people who move through it every day.

When it comes together, it never feels like something we *made*.

It feels like something that was waiting to be revealed.

And yes—the family photos still have a place of honor: now they’re the perfect welcome, right off the front door.

📷: .davies
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Rethinking this kitchen was, in many ways, an easy win.

By straightening it out and stretching it all the way across the back wall, we solved for: 
limited counter space
tight flow
weird angles
cheap builder cabinets

Now there are clear invitations for family and friends to gather, plenty of cabinet space, and tons of natural light thanks to a large new picture window.

Aesthetically, we leaned into a modern industrial vibe, with touches of the unexpected to add character: the royal blue steel shelf that caps the backsplash, the chartreuse shelves recessed into the tile wall, and the gumby green metal pendant lights. In a black-and-white kitchen these pull a lot of weight to brighten things up. Then accessories layer in extra textures: leather counter stools, a floating wood shelf, vintage runner rug, and antique copper pots.

Swipe for the before of our Urban Verve project.