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Ferguson Residence Bunk Room

See how an existing office in Fayette County became a white oak bunk room with tailored joinery and individual sleeping retreats.

White oak bunk room at the Ferguson Residence in Fayette County, Texas
Ferguson Residence · Fayette County, Texas
03 / Interior transformation · Fayette County

Ferguson Residence

Sometimes the most meaningful change begins with a room you already have. At the Ferguson Residence in Fayette County, a former office became a place to welcome family and make room for more memories. The transformation brings a new purpose to a familiar space, shaped around the simple pleasure of having everyone under one roof.

A familiar room, thoughtfully reimagined.

  • Conversion of an existing office into a bunk room
  • White oak throughout the room
  • Tailored joinery and individual sleeping retreats
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White oak throughout the room establishes a warm, cohesive character. Its natural grain gives the space depth, while tailored joinery brings a sense of care to the details. Drawing on Ralph Lauren–inspired warmth, the room feels comfortable and enduring, with a richness that comes from the materials themselves.

Each bunk offers its own sense of retreat within a shared room. It is easy to imagine the quiet rituals that make a stay memorable: a favorite book before bed, a whispered conversation, or a slow morning when there is nowhere else to be.

The beauty of this project is in the way craftsmanship and purpose come together. A room once devoted to work now invites people to stay, turning an existing part of the home into a setting for time together.

The Ferguson Residence shows how thoughtfully reimagining one room can change the way a home welcomes the people who matter most.

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