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Qabas Studios · Virtual & Round Rock · Austin

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The Studio.

How we think about a room, the design boards our clients receive, and twelve styles to help you find your own.

IThe Method

An editor, not a decorator.

Four rules behind every room we touch, whether it’s going on the market or staying in the family.

i.

Your furniture first

We start with what you own and shop last. Every suggested purchase comes with a reason, a size and a place in the room before you spend anything.

ii.

Styled around real life

Occupied staging keeps the coffee maker, the homework spot and the dog bed. They just get a proper place, and you get a ten-minute reset list for showings.

iii.

One plan, in writing

Before install day you see, room by room, what stays, what’s packed away, what moves and what’s added, with the quote. No surprises on the day.

iv.

Designed for the camera

Most buyers meet your home online first. We style for the lens: lamps on, lines straight, surfaces edited and every room given one clear focal point.

IIFrom the Studio

Every room, considered.

Studio work: the design boards clients receive, and rooms we’ve imagined and styled.

What you receive

Design boards, not guesswork.

Every redesign starts with a board, so you can see the finished room before anything is bought or moved. Tap a board to see it full size.

  • The palette, with exact paint names
  • Key pieces, and why each was chosen
  • Materials and textures to touch and compare
  • A rendered view of the finished room
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Design plan for a timeless girl's room: rendered view, colour palette, key elements, materials and why each item was chosenDesign plan · A timeless girl’s room Concept board for a secret garden bedroom: rendered room, product list, paint colours and design detailsConcept board · Secret garden bedroom Mood board for a layered living room: linen sofa, leather chairs, sage arched shelving, sconces and a muted paletteMood board · Layered living room

Imagined & styled

A cream armchair in an arched plaster niche beside a tall olive tree
Concept · Reading niche
A classic living room with a white fireplace, blue and white porcelain and a pale oak coffee table
Concept · Fireside living
A warm living room with arched openings, a stone fireplace and blue built-ins
Concept · Arched living room
A walnut dining table styled with a fluted white vase of blossom branches in evening light
Styled · Blossom & walnut
A long living room with a wall of windows to the forest, a linen sofa and a stone fireplace
Concept · Window-wall living
A coastal classic living room with striped armchairs, blue hydrangeas and a white mantel
Concept · Coastal classic
A girl's bedroom with a blush canopy, botanical wall panels and a white bed
Concept · A girl's garden room
A dining table set with cream plates, glassware and blossom for guests
Styled · Set for guests
A study with an arched window, a walnut desk and a cream upholstered chair
Concept · The study
A rustic living room with a stone fireplace, leather chairs and a wrought-iron chandelier
Concept · Stone & leather
A cream reading chair against walnut panelling with abstract art
Concept · Walnut & bouclé
A tablescape with blue and white linens, hydrangeas, bread and candlelight
Concept · Blue & white table
A white oval coffee table styled with a woven tray, a plant and design books
Styled · Coffee table

IIIStyle Atlas

Find your style.

Twelve styles we design in, each with its own rules, materials and moods. Our signature is modern classic, but your home should look like you.

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Traditional

Symmetry, carved wood and layered pattern: rooms that feel inherited.

  • Pairs: matching lamps, chairs and sconces
  • Rich wood, oriental rugs, framed oils
  • Moulding, wainscoting and a proper mantel

MaterialsMahogany, brass, damask, wool

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Traditional style living room design study
Living room
Traditional style bedroom design study
Bedroom
Traditional style dining room design study
Dining room
Traditional style entry design study
Entry

Images are the studio’s rendered style studies.

IVContact

Book a free virtual walkthrough.

Tell us about the house and what’s next for it. We’ll call, usually within one business day, to set up a free virtual walkthrough.

An arched doorway with a fanlight, painted in soft white and deep teal

Walkthrough request

Your name, your number and a few words about the house. A designer calls back, usually within one business day, to set up your free virtual walkthrough.

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