A weekend home that also works on Monday
A home in Round Top may begin as a place to escape for a few days and eventually become the place you live full-time. Planning for both uses changes the discussion: a comfortable primary suite, useful storage, a quiet workspace, and guest rooms that can serve more than one purpose. We start with how you want to spend time here, then work through the layout and materials with you.
Make room for guests without losing your privacy
Think about the house when it is full and when it is just you. Separate sleeping areas, a place for guests to sit, and an outdoor gathering space can make visits more comfortable. The right answer is not always a larger footprint. It may be a better connection between rooms or a more considered division between shared and private spaces.
Begin with the property
Before settling on a floor plan, discuss the approach to the house, views, existing trees, utility connections, drainage, and outdoor living. If you are still looking at land, bring the information you have. If you already own it, a survey and your priorities give us a useful starting point.
Personal leadership through the build
Chase Dalton leads projects hands-on, with his father and partner Lenny Dalton bringing decades of residential building experience. Our work combines planning, construction oversight, and clear communication. Explore the Schierwood Residence in Paige for an example of a country home designed around its setting; it is a portfolio example, not a Round Top address.