Lone Oak
Lone Oak
Nestled in South Austin, this stunning renovation draws inspiration from the iconic hues of Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul and timeless Spanish Hacienda aesthetics. Collaborating with a dynamic and well-traveled couple, Etch Design Group transformed this home into a colorful, culturally rich retreat that feels both personal and sophisticated.
From custom furnishings and curated artwork to intricate tile designs and thoughtfully selected finishes, every detail was designed to reflect the homeowners’ global inspirations and family heritage. Bold color palettes and authentic textures create a harmonious balance of vibrancy and warmth, ensuring each space feels like a true sanctuary.
Highlights include a serene primary bathroom inspired by luxury spa retreats, a striking kitchen with old-world charm and modern functionality, and handcrafted details like a custom-forged iron bed and bespoke cabinetry. The result is a home that not only celebrates design innovation but also provides a lasting sense of connection, comfort, and joy.
This home is more than a project—it’s a masterpiece of cultural storytelling and intentional design, making every day feel like a vacation.
Interior Design Firm: Etch Design Group
Photographer: Ryann Ford
Published in: Tribeza Jan/Feb 2025
At Etch Design Group, we are proud to serve the Austin community as a leading interior design firm specializing in residential and commercial transformations. Whether you're looking for Austin interior designers to bring your dream home to life, or simply just need inspiration, our team excels at creating spaces that are not only visually stunning but also perfectly aligned with your lifestyle and functional. Please continue to explore our portfolio to see how we combine contemporary interior design with bold, eclectic elements to craft homes that feel uniquely personal. Let us help you turn your vision into a reality right here in Austin, Texas. We also work closely with clients nationwide on remodels, new builds, and furnishings projects. This remodel project was in the Sunset Valley neighborhood in Austin, Texas.