Fairmount Avenue

Fort Worth, Texas

This 1925 Craftsman bungalow in Fort Worth’s Fairmount Historic District was brought back to life through a careful renovation that celebrates its original architectural charm while introducing modern livability. From the street, the home makes an impression with its wide front porch, tapered columns, and restored woodwork—all elements preserved or replicated with historic integrity.

Inside, traditional details such as wood flooring, classic millwork, and original fireplaces are paired with thoughtful updates like a fully modernized kitchen, upgraded lighting, and efficient mechanical systems. The result is a home that feels rooted in its era but lives comfortably by today’s standards.

The renovation extended to the rear porch and outdoor living spaces, adding functional charm with brick patios, a wood-burning fireplace, and handcrafted touches throughout. This project reflects a true collaboration between craftsmanship, design sensitivity, and respect for place—ideal for clients looking to preserve historic character while investing in quality, lasting updates.

We guided the project through the historic review process to ensure that every design decision respected both the architectural legacy of the home and the broader context of the neighborhood.