For builders

Selections and drawings your trades can build from, delivered before you need them. You get a finished, cohesive interior without a selections delay holding up the schedule.

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Office in the Dodd Road spec home, with deep green paneled walls, a brass chandelier, and tall windows

What you get

Selection schedules: Every finish, fixture, and material, by room, with what goes where.
Lighting plans: Fixture, switch, and outlet locations, so the electrician isn't guessing at rough-in.
Cabinet designs: Layouts and drawings your cabinet maker can quote and build from.
Tile layouts: Where tile starts, stops, and changes direction, room by room.
Lighting and accessory elevations: Wall-by-wall drawings with heights and locations set.

Kitchen cabinet elevation with a top view, showing the range wall, hood, and 42-inch fridge with cabinet heights and widths dimensioned, the utensil and spice drawers called out, and a note for under-cabinet and toe-kick lighting

A cabinet elevation as it goes to the builder: every height and width dimensioned, appliances sized, drawer uses called out, and lighting noted. View full size

How I work with builders

When I come in: Before plans are final, so the layout can account for the cabinets, lighting, and tile.
Format: PDF drawings and schedules, ready to send to subs.
Coordination: Runs through you. Drawings and selections go to you, and trade questions come back through you.
Pre-sold homes: I meet with your buyers and run their selections, so you're not the one walking them through tile samples.
Software: SketchUp, LayOut, Programa
Pricing: Per home, quoted on the scope.

Recent work

South Lane

A timeless Tudor in Mendota Heights, built by SD Custom Homes and on the 2026 Artisan Home Tour. SD Custom Homes also built Dodd Road, Birchpond, and Somerset.

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Have a lot or a set of plans?

Send the location, stage, and target list date. I reply within 1–2 business days.

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