Lugbill Designs

Before any tile gets set, we lay it all out first. It’s how we catch awkward cuts at the focal point, make sure the pattern flows the way we imagined, and avoid any surprises once the mortar is mixed. The details that make a space feel intentional almost always starts before installation day.
Anything you wish you’d caught earlier in a renovation?

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Proof that the spaces between rooms deserve just as much love as the rooms themselves. Viewed from the main living area, we framed this entry to feel like a serene, intentional vignette. We paired a wood console with an asymmetric mirror, letting the architecture guide your eye forward. The glass-and-brass light fixture adds an airy, liquid-like elegance overhead. If you’re ready to bring this level of elevated architectural flow to your home, let’s talk. Click our bio link to schedule a consultation.
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For years, closed-off rooms were the standard, separate spaces for separate moments. Then open concept took over, and for the past 15 years it’s dominated nearly every new build and renovation. But here’s what we’re noticing now: people are finding their way back to a little definition. Not fully closed, not fully open, but a hybrid that gives you the best of both. Lifestyle shapes design, and right now, design is shifting to meet where people actually live. This or that? We think it’s this and that.
Which do you prefer in your home?

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