"I Wanted This House to Be Provocative" — Texan Art, 1970s Influences, and Psychedelic Pattern Combine in This Vibey Austin Home

A vibrant, colorful living room corner with a built-in sofa with plush blue velvet seating and colorful scatter cushions, a purple striped pouf in the center with a round tray with plates and decor.

It is no coincidence that this home sits within walking distance of the premier live music venues of Austin, Texas. Its owner has been in the music industry for years, and he envisaged the property being an artful pied-à-terre for hosting parties during music festivals, such as SXSW and Austin City Limits.

The single-storey house was built in 1915 and renovated repeatedly until the current owner purchased it in 2022. Its interior was reimagined by Christina Simon Studio, while Daniel Ward, of Mark Richardson Architects, renewed the architecture; both aided by historical-building specialist Dustin Minium of Red Tail Construction, and all with one main objective in mind: crafting a truly joyful modern home.