“One of the greatest blessings of my career has been the relationships that began
with a conversation about designing a home.”

– Kevin Young

Featured Story

It Started With a Conversation

“We came to Kevin expecting our first meeting to be about floor plans and square footage.
Instead, he spent the entire meeting getting to know us.
He asked how we lived, how we entertained, whatfamily traditions were important, and how we
hoped our home would serve us in the years ahead.
By the time we left, we knew he wasn’t simply designing a house.
He was designing a home around our family.”

More Than a Designer

“What began as a design project became a lasting friendship.
Kevin genuinely cared about our family and our home from the very first meeting.
Years later, we’re still in touch, and every time we walk through our front door, we’re reminded
how grateful we are that we chose Kevin Young Designers.”

Designed for Every Stage of Life

“When Kevin designed our home, our children were young.
Today they’re adults who return with families of their own.
The home continues to work beautifully because it wasn’t designed just for one season of life-it
was designed to grow with us.”

The Greatest Compliment

One of the greatest compliments I receive isn’t simply a referral.

It’s hearing from a client years later because they’re beginning a new chapter in life and want to
work together again.

Those lasting relationships have become one of the most rewarding parts of my career and are a
reminder that designing a home is always about more than the plans.

It’s about the people who live within them.

– Kevin Young

It Started With a Conversation

“We came to Kevin expecting our first meeting to be about floor plans and square footage.
Instead, he spent the entire meeting getting to know us.
He asked how we lived, how we entertained, whatfamily traditions were important, and how we
hoped our home would serve us in the years ahead.
By the time we left, we knew he wasn’t simply designing a house.
He was designing a home around our family.”