Homes planned around real lives.

The best proof is what changed for the people who had to live with the decision every day.

A Vermont home design story for Irene and Mike

Irene and Mike

A mountain retreat for a multi-generational family, designed around privacy, shared weekends, and tricky ski-district zoning.

We moved in on Tuesday and the house warming is tomorrow. The house is so nice and the rooms flow together well. Thank you so much!

A Vermont home design story for Phil and Gwen

Phil and Gwen

After receiving an impractical plan from a builder, Talor created a more useful and attractive layout for entertaining, entry storage, kitchen support, and budget-aware construction.

They needed an effective plan with better space utilization, circulation flow, and a contractor who could work within the timing goals.

A Vermont home design story for Will and Marsha

Will and Marsha

Aging-in-place design balanced practical accessibility with personal spaces for the habits and hobbies that make a house feel like home.

Their forever home needed accessible spaces, quiet rooms for prayer and radio, and porches they could enjoy for years.

A Vermont home design story for Kristen and Autumn

Kristen and Autumn

Talor's process helped a growing family see the choices clearly before committing to the wrong scope.

Their lifestyle had changed. They were working from home, their family was growing, and they needed to decide whether to renovate or build.

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