Etch Design Group

10/19/2026

23 months. That's how long it took to go from first offer to permit in hand, before construction even started on this school.

Swipe for the real timeline. The planning phase isn't the boring part. It's the part that makes everything else possible. ✨

Save this for when you're planning your own build. 📌

10/16/2026

Plot twist: the superintendent who built our family home now works for the builder we chose for Acton Academy St George. 🤯

Same trust, same "we've got you" energy, on a project that means even more to us.

Good people, twice. Wall 2 Wall Construction 🧡

10/15/2026

Even the designer's own build isn't safe from supply chain chaos. 🪟

After months of waiting, our windows arrived, minus one that was never ordered. So we swapped it for a vent. Honestly? We like it better.

A or B? Vote in the comments 👇

10/14/2026

09/30/2026

Our Rolling Hills West kitchen is on Houzz! We moved the laundry, centered the island, and added a full wall of white oak storage. The result is a kitchen built for how this family actually gathers.🤍

09/30/2026

Behind every beautiful design is a LOT you don’t see - meetings, selections, approvals, schedules, emails, and all the little details that bring a project together.

We’re excited to partner with to help keep our team, projects, and clients organized behind the scenes, so we can spend more time doing what we love: designing beautiful spaces.

Because the process matters, too.

09/15/2026

We're honored to be named to Austin's Best Interior Designers list again this year! ✨

What makes this one extra special?

We've been on this list every single year since it launched 10 years ago. A full decade of showing up, doing the work, and creating spaces we're proud of, thanks to our incredible clients and team for making it possible. Here's to the next 10 years. 🥂

09/07/2026

1960 home. Mid-century roots. Brand new life.

What began as a simple bathroom refresh grew into a full transformation, guided by a shared vision with ETCH and seamless teamwork with Dwell every step of the way.

The result: a home that’s not generic, not a trend, just personal, joyful, and unmistakably theirs.

09/04/2026

Everyone reaches for white when they want their home to look expensive. But the homes that actually feel elevated? They lean into color.

Deep, saturated tones: navy blue, burgundy, and emerald green. Read as intentional, layered, and timeless in a way that “safe” neutrals never do.

They absorb light differently, they photograph richer, and they make every brass or gold detail next to them look twice as good.

Which one would you bring into your home?

Save this for your next design moment.👀