Julianne’s Building and Home Design acquires 3D program that gives clients a realistic look at their remodel/redesign projects.
- Jun 4, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 11, 2025
Julianne’s Building and Home Design, located in Stephenville, has a new program that will give clients a very clear idea how their finished designs will look.
Lauren Bardon, a lead designer at Julianne’s, spoke to Beneath the Surface News about the new program, specifically designed to be used for new builds and remodels.
“This new program has enhanced the design process for our clients, giving them a realistic vision of what their finished projects will look like,” Lauren said.
“We can develop designs from the start or work with pre-existing plans. We also work with local architects to have the plans architecturally reviewed and approved.”
Julianne’s new program uses a three-tiered system that gives clients a 3D view of exact finishes, new walls, cabinetry and placements of doors, windows and furnishings.
“This really helps clients who aren’t visual and allows us to communicate design ideas in a way that makes more sense.”
Julianne’s is owned by Julie Thomas and specializes in interior design, remodeling, new construction and commercial design.
“I am lucky enough to have the best contractors in Stephenville partnering with me and my team, for construction and remodeling of homes, offices and commercial buildings,” Julie said.
“Each project is different and we customize our packages to fit our clients’ needs.”
Julianne’s is located at 2551 N. Northwest Loop suite A in Stephenville.
For more information or to schedule a design consultation, call 601-654-4679.
On a personal note, Julie and her team of designers remodeled my kitchen a few years ago. It’s spectacular.
Click here to see before and after photos of the project.
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