**WINNER of the 2018 Austin Contractor of the Year Award** A 1948 Central Austin home needed a face lift to reconfigure the existing floor plan and modernize the flow. Plus we added over 1500 sq ft in additional living space in the form of a 2-story addition and semi-attached ADU. This is a project designed by FAB Architecture. All wallpapers by Katie Kime.

**Award Category: Entire House Remodel $500k-$750k - NARI CotY

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - This two-story 4400 sq ft custom was designed by the team at Jackson & McElhaney Architects. Tile and paint and fixtures going in now. Completed photo is actually the Architect's rendering. Pro photos coming soon!

**WINNER of the 2018 Austin Contractor of the Year Award** This ADU and pool completely transformed the backyard, we're very pleased with the result. The main house renovations include new flooring, a new master suite, new family room, refreshed furnishings courtesy of Triple Heart Design, and exquisite landscaping and decorate metal fencing by D-Crain. Architecture by Forge Craft Architecture. 

**Award Category: Entire House Remodel $750k-$1m - NARI CotY

One of the trickier lots we have ever built on, this central Austin property had creeks on 2 sides and a very steep cliff. The home sits on 12 concrete pillars drilled deep into the ground. It has a steel frame that cantilevers out at the ground floor and first floor. Two bedrooms, 2 offices that can convert to bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an exquisite screened-in porch all along the back of the home. Views of the creek in back and on the side. The exterior material is wood and sheet metal. RAM Windows and doors. Since the roof isn't visible, shingles were used to save money. Beautiful home design by Forge Craft Architecture + Design. 

**WINNER of the 2018 National and Regional Contractor of the Year Award**  This 1961 A.D. Stenger-designed home in Rollingwood was in need of a face lift. The owners reached out to Architects Clayton & Little who then reached out to Camelot. Together, this home was completely renovated to add more living space, a refreshed pool, more bedrooms, and a lighter, brighter environment. Several 'before' shots are included with the professional 'after' photos.  Everybody loves a good before & after!

**Award Category: Entire House Remodel $500k-$750k - NARI CotY

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - This project is going to be a favorite, we can already tell. The 1982 home has some add-ons and changes that need to be…rectified. We’re reworking the flow, brightening up the darkness, and giving the client some amazing outdoor living space. These photos are all ‘before’. Progress photos coming soon….

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - This is a big one! Great location, but dated finishes. The new homeowner can’t wait to move in, but wants it freshened up before she unpacks. This is a whole house gut - new floors, new bathrooms, new doors, new kitchen, new everything. These are some ‘before’ pix, progress photos coming soon.

**WINNER of the 2018 Austin and Regional Contractor of the Year Award**  This Travis Heights bungalow needed more space for the work-from-home owners, plus it needed more guest space for friends and family. It started out as a 2 bedroom/1 bath/1 living. Camelot teamed up with Architects Clayton & Little to create a new addition with an elevated walkway over the deck, two new offices, a new master bedroom suite, a new private den on the back of the home, and now the home is a 3 bedroom/3 bath masterpiece.

**Award Category: Entire House Remodel $250k-$500k - NARI CotY

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Doing a quick floor plan adjustment and some bathroom refresh on a groovy mid-century home in Tarrytown, designed by Stuart Sampley. Progress pix to come….

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Just starting this pool house addition to a home in Seven Oaks. Designed by JC Schmeil with Merzbau Design Collective, we’re excited about this one.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - A small addition to make this awesome Central Austin bungalow a bit more spacious. We’re adding a master suite and repurposing the old master bed and bath into a kid’s room.

**WINNER of the 2018 Austin Contractor of the Year Award** This little cottage is little no more. Architects Clayton & Little designed a 2-story home on top of the original footprint so that we could maximize the 1920’s shape of the home and get more living space. We raised the ceilings, added 2 outdoor living spaces, bedrooms and bathrooms were enhanced or added from scratch. With a light and bright playroom in the attic, there’s now room for the whole family.  

**Award Category: Entire House Remodel $250k-$500k - NARI CotY

Completed in Spring 2016, this exquisite home is 5300 square feet built into a steep cliff. It has 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, 3 fireplaces, media room, handmade steel staircase, oversized 3-car garage, custom pool so high in the sky it's like swimming in the clouds. Designed by Forge Craft Architecture + Design, kitchen design by Arete Kitchens, accent tile throughout by Porcelanosa, Fleetwood sliding doors, reclaimed barnwood wall from Everitt & Schilling, lighting from Lights Fantastic, Gaggenau appliances .

This traditional home was built in 1917 in the center of Austin, Texas. It needed some new features for the growing family to enjoy. A two-story casita with small garage and 500 square foot apartment now graces the back corner of the lot. It includes a deck to accommodate guests of all ages. An oversize carport with a massive amount of storage was added to the historic property. A two-story steel screened-in porch, spiral staircase, and rooftop deck with views of the Texas State Capitol Building are something for the adults to enjoy when they entertain. Architecture by Clayton & Little Architects.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - This Spicewood custom home on Lake Travis is starting the finishing stage.  Trim, flooring, cabinetry on the horizon. Designed by Forge Craft Architecture + Design.

Completed in August 2016, this custom home by Forge Craft Architecture + Design has 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, a 3 car garage with air conditioned office space and a second half bath, outdoor shower, Endless Pool that converts to a regular pool, extensive covered and screened porches, fully solar powered.

Fleetwood doors, Gaggenau appliances, Cambria and Caesarstone counter tops, Leicht cabinetry, Legrand electrical details.

Completed in 2015, this was Camelot's first home in the Seven Oaks neighborhood. Designed by Element 5 Architecture, it's a fantastic home for a lovely couple relocating from the Pacific Northwest. They missed the sun, so this home has as much glass as it could possibly hold and still be structurally sound. Five bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 3-car garage with a full woodworking shed inside. Imported German cabinetry, quartz counter tops, Thermador and Gaggenau appliances mixed with creamy Texas limestone walls. Media room, 2 living rooms, an office, custom steel floating staircase, infinity edge pool, all on 3 lush Hill Country acres. A private, sunny retreat for our new Texas friends.

This 8,000 square foot custom home on 30 acres just west of Austin was designed by Marley Porter Living Architecture. The owners wanted several special features for energy efficiency and personal comfort, including: an Endless Pool for exercise, a second infinity edge swimming pool for fun, a soundproof recording studio, game room with full wet bar, circular master bedroom and spa bath, 3 secondary bedrooms with en suite baths, a rainwater collection system, and it had to be built using enviro-friendly green materials. The walls were constructed using Rastra insulated concrete forms, and the rainwater collection area is a 40,000 gallon cistern hidden beneath the home. 

Lincoln windows and doors, Neff cabinetry, glass counter tops.

One of our favorite homes, this was designed by Alterstudio Architecture. In the Reserve at Lake Travis along the south rim, it was completed in 2010. A single story home with views from every room of the Euro-style pool (very little decking, grass instead). Four bedrooms, 4 baths, Quartz counter tops custom walnut cabinetry, 3 car garage with infinite storage, central vacuum, standing seam metal roof, lake access, Thermador appliances, Eurofase light fixtures, walls and walls of glass.

Completed in 2014, this 5500 square foot home is tucked into a secret area of Westlake, west of Austin, Texas, and surrounded by trees and hill country views.  Designed by Forge Craft Architecture + Design, it has 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, outdoor kitchen, custom pool, and walls of windows to capture the light. This is a contemporary-style home mixing modern details with warm, earth-based materials like Austin limestone and oak flooring. Interior Design by Paul Streeter.

Fleetwood doors and windows,  Leicht cabinets, Caesarstone counter tops, Miele appliances, Eurofase lighting.

In the exclusive neighborhood of Belvedere, this Marley Porter Living Architecture designed home was constructed on a very steep, very tight lot. A multi-story home, it is an 'upside down house' where the kitchen and common areas are on the entry level and the bedrooms are downstairs. Four bedrooms, 3 baths, views of the Hill Country, access to the large pool from every room, accordian-style doors in the family room that blur the line between indoors and out. Stone and stucco with metal roof, Bosch appliances, imported European cabinets.

One of the first homes in Spanish Oaks, this Dick Clark + Associates design has 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths in the main house. The pool casita with 1 bedroom, 1 bath and kitchenette has a rooftop deck with views for miles. Built in 2007 using solid concrete buttresses, stucco and stone, this home finished out at 5300 square feet.

Built in French Country Style, with natural stone facade and brick detail surrounding windows and doors, this was a 3400 square foot 3 bedroom home on a cul-de-sac in Spanish Oaks. With walnut custom cabinets, Viking appliances, and a clay tile roof, this home is an instant classic.

Refreshing a mid-90’s production home in desperate need of updates, this is a collaboration with Triple Heart Design. All new flooring, bathrooms, paint, exterior features. Progress photos coming soon….

This home in the heart of Westlake is where our clients raised their family for more than 25 years. Rather than downsize now that the kids are grown, the owners decided to age in place and move the primary living areas to the ground floor. Barley|Pfeiffer Architecture reconfigured the entire downstairs to include a brand new master suite, open concept kitchen, laundry and office space, and screened in porch to take advantage of the evening breezes.

Designed by Dick Clark + Associates in 2009, this home is located on the 12th tee of the Spanish Oaks Golf Course. It has 7,000 square feet, 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms in the main house. The guest house has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. A massive single story home with Italian cabinetry, Gaggenau appliances, game room, office, negative edge pool with beach entry. 

This is our next Spec project. A 6,000 square foot, 6 bedroom home overlooking Austin's Pennebacker Bridge.  Designed by Kelly Stephenson and Erik Ulland at H+UO Architects.

Designed by Steve Todd, Austin Design Group, this was one of the very first homes in the luxury neighborhood of Spanish Oaks. This home beautifully met the neighborhood requirements during the mid-2000's: a tile roof, stone exterior, lovely curb appeal.

This home is in Vista Pointe, a private gated section of Lakepointe in Western Travis County. This 4 bedroom stone and stucco home was built in 2005 and has a circular staircase, columnar entry tower, custom steel entry doors, and was designed by Elliot Johnson, AIA. 

Known around town as the 'Alamo House' and, more historically accurate as the James-Mathews House, this home built in 1912 was in complete disrepair. The mission style house near The University of Texas campus was originally 2400 square feet. Camelot added a 2-story addition to the back of the home, completely remodeled the existing interior and exterior, and managed to maintain the Historic designation from the City of Austin. In the end, the home finished out at 5500 square feet, 5 bedrooms, 5 baths. On a lovely corner lot, the house is made of clay terracotta hollow bricks reinforced with cement.

This home is one of 9 we built in Spanish Oaks since 2004.

A wonderful spec house we did in West Austin several years ago, these photos were a surprise find on an old hard drive.