Southlake is an affluent Tarrant County city of about 31,000, centered on Southlake Town Square and known for large custom homes. That changes what kitchen remodeling in Southlake, TX involves: bigger rooms, custom cabinetry worth matching or replacing properly, and stone chosen slab by slab. It takes us about 45 minutes to cover the 33 miles from Lake Highlands. Consultations are by appointment, and the visit schedule is set to the scale of the project, which in homes like these is often a large one.
Custom Homes Around Southlake Town Square: What the Work Involves
Scale is the main difference. A Southlake kitchen may run long walls of cabinetry, a large island and paneled appliances, so a remodel is closer to a design project than a finish swap. Custom cabinet orders and natural stone need lead time, and the design stage sets the schedule.

Primary baths often follow the kitchen. Larger footprints allow walk-in showers, freestanding tubs and two vanities, and those rebuilds include new plumbing done by TSBPE-licensed plumbers. Houses sit on slabs over expansive clay here as elsewhere in North Texas, so long stone runs and large-format tile need a stable, level base.
Planning a Remodel in Southlake?
Call to set up a consultation. We schedule Southlake visits from our Lake Highlands base and follow up with a written scope.
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Reaching Southlake by SH-114 From Lake Highlands
We do not yet have published Southlake projects or reviews. The facts we can offer: the route runs west on I-635, then along SH-114 through Grapevine into Southlake, about 33 miles. Southlake borders Grapevine, Colleyville, Keller and Trophy Club, and we also serve Flower Mound to the north.

Kitchen Remodeling, Cabinetry and Stone for Southlake Custom Homes

Kitchen Remodeling
Large Southlake kitchens from the 1990s and 2000s tend to be remodeled for how a family cooks and entertains now, which often means re-planning the island, the pantry and the appliance wall rather than moving exterior walls.
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Kitchen Cabinets
Custom Southlake homes carry custom cabinetry, and matching a run of it or replacing it outright takes design drawings, built-to-fit boxes and careful installation around paneled appliances and tall ceilings.
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Countertops
Quartzite, marble and large quartz slabs are common choices at Southlake's scale, and on long perimeter runs and big islands, slab selection and seam layout matter as much as the stone itself.
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Bathroom Remodeling
Primary baths in larger Southlake homes are often the second project after the kitchen, with a bigger walk-in shower, a freestanding tub in place of a jetted one and two separate vanities.
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Quartzite Countertops
Quartzite suits a Southlake island that sees daily cooking because it resists etching better than marble. Slabs vary widely from one to the next, so we ask you to pick yours in person before the long runs are templated.
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Pantry & Cabinet Storage
Many 1990s and 2000s Southlake kitchens have a reach-in pantry that no longer fits how the family shops. Converting it to a walk-in or a wall of pull-out pantry cabinets is a common part of the redesign.
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Kitchen Island
Southlake kitchens are often large enough for a much longer island with seating, a prep sink and deep drawers. Running plumbing or power into an island on a slab means trenching and a City of Southlake permit.
Learn more →Southlake Boulevard, Carroll ISD and the 1990s Building Boom
Most Southlake houses are younger than their size suggests. U.S. Census counts show the city growing from about 7,000 residents in 1990 to more than 21,000 by 2000, a decade in which families moved in for the Carroll ISD schools that serve most of the city and Southlake Town Square opened along Southlake Boulevard in 1999. Many custom homes from that run are now 25 to 30 years old.
That age is where remodeling usually starts. Structure and layout are generally sound, but the original kitchen shows its decade: glazed or cherry-stained cabinets, tumbled-stone backsplashes, busy granite and appliances near the end of their life. Primary baths of the same vintage often have a jetted tub taking up space a larger shower could use.
Larger lots and HOA rules shape the site plan as well. Settle early where the dumpster sits, where stone slabs are staged and which hours crews may work, so the schedule matches your association's rules.
Design, Permits and Build for a Southlake Project
Arian or Ax, who lead our projects, handles the first weekday consultation: measuring, discussing how you use the kitchen and talking budget. You then receive drawings, cabinet and stone selections, and a written estimate. Permits come from the City of Southlake's own building inspection office. We sequence the job so inspections happen before walls and ceilings close.
Reviews to Read Before Your Southlake Remodel
No reviews are tagged to Southlake yet, so these are two of our strongest Google reviews from Dallas-area customers, quoted as written. Six Design Group has 34 Google reviews (checked November 2026).
“I highly recommend Six Design Group for your remodeling projects. Arian and crew transformed our old kitchen into a sleek, modern, open area for entertaining and social events. Their attention to detail and quality is without equal.”
“I recently had my kitchen designed by Six Design Group, and I am thoroughly impressed with the results. The design is not only beautiful but also highly functional, perfectly tailored to my needs. The team's attention to detail and creativity truly stood out, making the entire process enjoyable and stress-free. The end result exceeded my expectations, turning my kitchen into a space that is both stylish and practical. I highly recommend Six Design Group to anyone looking for exceptional design services.”
Southlake Remodeling Questions
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Nearby Areas Around Southlake

Trophy Club, TX
Golf-course town in Denton County built around Trophy Club Country Club from the 1970s onward.
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Colleyville, TX
Affluent northeast Tarrant city with large custom homes on generous lots.
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Grapevine, TX
Grapevine pairs historic Main Street cottages with 1980s-1990s homes near Grapevine Lake.
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Keller, TX
Northeast Tarrant city with large-lot 1990s-2000s homes around Keller Town Center.
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Flower Mound, TX
Denton County town known for its SMARTGrowth land-use program, with 1990s-2000s family homes near Grapevine Lake.
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