Kitchen and baths
Kitchen and bathroom renovations, part of the same run of projects in this home.
Our studio is here in town. So is a house we have been renovating over several projects.
Dress Your Home is based in Colleyville. Veronica Eckhardt founded it in 1993, built her practice in Northern California and then brought it here, so for clients in town the designer is local, and site visits during a renovation are a short trip across town.
The work below is that kind of project: reworking a house the owners live in, changing what a room is for, and renovating in stages rather than all at once.
Local homeowners have brought Veronica back for project after project in the same home. The list so far: a kitchen renovation, bathroom renovations, a new primary bedroom, a dining room and a living space, and a wine room made from what used to be the dining room. More renovation phases were planned to follow the first ones.
Kitchen and bathroom renovations, part of the same run of projects in this home.
The existing dining room was turned into a wine room, and a new dining room was created as well.
Veronica created a new primary bedroom and a new living space in the same house.
The homeowner's review credits Veronica with balancing high-end items against moderately priced ones.
"I love creating rooms that actually get used."Veronica Eckhardt, on this renovation
"She will give you her ideas and direction, but she is flexible enough to let your likes and dislikes be part of the conversation."Colleyville homeowner, Google review
A Colleyville bathroom went from beige tumbled tile to blue stacked tile, a brass-framed mosaic niche and a patterned floor. Beside it, a European farmhouse kitchen in black, white and warm wood, and a custom pantry with light oak cabinetry and open white shelving. Tap any photo to see it larger.





This project is an established home, not a new build, and that changes the order of the work. Before anything is decorated, it is worth asking whether each room is doing the right job. Here, the answer moved the dining room and produced a wine room. Then the work can run in phases, as it has in this house, with more planned after the first rooms were done.
Close to the studio, and suited to homes that change in stages.
Cabinetry, counters, tile, fixtures and lighting chosen with the rest of the house in mind.
The dining room above that became a wine room is one example.
A single plan for the whole house, carried out one area at a time.
Furniture, fabrics and finishing pieces, with investment pieces placed where they count most.
Recent work from the portfolio, selected projects across DFW.
See the full portfolioTell us which rooms aren't working. Call Veronica or send a note, and we will talk through where to start.