Inspired by boutique hotel bathrooms, the renovation transformed a tired, dated space into somewhere the homeowners actually want to spend time. Custom walnut cabinetry, handmade Fire Clay tile, and glowing brass fixtures work together to create a room that feels warm, cohesive, and just a little indulgent — proof that a small footprint doesn't mean small impact.
See Portfolio ItemSee how we transformed it from dark and dated to bright and functionA 2004 Prairie ranch becomes a couple’s forever home as TDS Design Build reconfigures the primary suite, kitchen, and circulation—blending reclaimed cabinetry with custom details and seamless flow.
See Portfolio ItemThis Madison basement remodel includes a brand-new bathroom, guest bedroom, and flexible space for family life. See how we transformed it from dark and dated to bright and functional
See Portfolio ItemDoug and Kate's home addition and renovation gave them a functional space to grow their family in the neighborhood they love—making their space a home for years to come.
See Portfolio ItemTDS Design Build received the Madison Trust for Historic Preservation’s 2020 Award for Exceptional Interior Preservation for our restoration work on the Governor’s Mansion Inn and Café. Turning Madison’s original governor’s mansion into a charming bed and breakfast with modern amenities, while preserving historical details, was an epic undertaking that yielded stunning results.
See Portfolio ItemWe restored the home with an open floor plan and two bedrooms to be energy efficient, very comfortable, and smartly designed. We rebuilt the existing rear “addition” as a combination entryway and sunny sitting room with new stairs to the basement. The result? This eastside bungalow got a much needed overhaul!
See Portfolio ItemThis custom new home built just outside of Madison completed in 2018 was designed using passive house principles and building practices. The design features two bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, an open living room/kitchen, and a mudroom connector between the home and adjacent barn/living space built by the homeowner.
See Portfolio ItemA busy family of five was looking for ways to increase comfort for frequent guests. Like many younger families today, they decided to utilize the existing unfinished lower level of their home to gain living space without having to add on to their 1910 Swiss Chalet.
See Portfolio ItemA family of four purchased a small 1948 ranch in Nakoma, a desirable west side neighborhood. The home was in need of updates and creative solutions in an existing primary suite in the basement that would bring the room up to code.
See Portfolio ItemA family of four was feeling cramped in their 1930’s near east side home but loved their neighborhood—close to Lake Monona, many parks, restaurants, and just a stroll away from the grocery store. They contacted TDS to design and build an addition appropriate to the period and style of the home that would give them a first-floor bathroom and the additional space they needed without having to relocate.
See Portfolio ItemTwo bathrooms were remodeled in this Maple Bluff home; the ensuite bath off of the primary bedroom, and the family/kids bathroom. In both, the family of five was looking for additional storage and an updated look.
See Portfolio ItemThis classic home in Maple Bluff was given a facelift both inside and out for useful livability and energy efficiency.
See Portfolio ItemThis Monona home is hardly recognizable after a whole house remodel! No additional square footage was added to this property, but an open floor plan and smart design make the 1,000 sq. foot home feel spacious.
See Portfolio ItemFulfilling the homeowner’s objectives, a spacious primary bedroom with abundant closet space, an en suite bathroom, and a guest bedroom were delivered. The modern bathroom was universally designed and is accessible to guests through the second door opening to the hallway. The final result greatly improved the functionality and ambiance of the interior space.
See Portfolio ItemThis handsome brick home, a City of Madison Historic Landmark, received many restoration and upgrades after a chronic case of “deferred maintenance”. A historically sensitive, single-story addition, with an exposed basement, was added to increase living space while maximizing lake views. An additional half-bathroom was added over the new foundation, utilizing salvaged brick to maintain the historical essence of the home. Select interior walls were also removed for better flow and views.
See Portfolio ItemOne of our more challenging space planning projects, TDS redesigned a portion of this home's first floor to accommodate a primary suite, laundry/mudroom, and butler’s pantry.
See Portfolio ItemWith preservation in mind, a living space was converted back to the original garage, the three-story spiral staircase was refinished, and the birds-eye maple, Brazilian cherry, and black walnut inlay floors were refinished. Updated bathrooms throughout and a new kitchen brought this home up to date without sacrificing its historic appeal.
See Portfolio ItemDesigned with the future in mind, this super energy efficient high performance home incorporates a 5.4KW photovoltaic solar system, passive solar orientation, double exterior walls and super thick levels of insulation. All materials were selected for their durability and non-toxic quality. Universal/aging-in-place design standards are infused throughout the home–including an elevator– which will provide a truly sustainable, safe, and healthy home for generations to come.
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