The Gall Group Design | Build | Remodel

10/16/2025

Congratulations to John for his work being featured in this Houzz article.

https://www.houzz.com/magazine/5-must-have-features-for-a-small-kitchen-stsetivw-vs~157908626

Interior Designer: Shelly Cotter Designs
Photographer: Katie Nixon

A designer shares tips on creating functionality and style in a compact space

02/23/2023

Best of Houzz 2023!

We are thankful for our repeat and new clients who have trusted us with their home renovation projects this past year.

02/16/2022

Excited to share that The Gall Group won Best of Houzz 2022!

Best of Houzz is a people's choice award that highlights top home professionals among the Houzz community based on quality service and most popular designs.

01/15/2022

Thank you! Contact us if we can help you with your remodeling project!

Frisco is a historic town with a modern atmosphere and bustling energy, as well as historic houses that have been transformed into charming restaurants and boutiques. Frisco is also one of the country’s fastest-growing cities and a fantastic area for one to find entertainment or raise a family. It...

02/08/2021

We are thrilled to have earned Best of Houzz Service for the 7th time! We feel fortunate to have helped so many clients update their homes during this crazy past year. If you are ready to update your home, give us a call. We would love to help you create a beautiful and functional space that you enjoy spending time in.

02/12/2020

Congratulations to John Gall and The Gall Group for achieving the Best of Houzz 2020 Service Award!

01/30/2020

This dark and dated 1980’s kitchen and family room area was completely transformed into a large open space. The homeowners had a lot of great ideas and we worked together as a team to completely reimagine the entire layout. Previously closed off, the kitchen is now open to the family room making it a great space for family and entertaining A massive engineered beam was installed between the kitchen and family room allowing the wall separating the kitchen and family room to be removed and allowing more natural light into the space. The laundry room located off the kitchen was relocated so that area can function as a smaller kitchen that houses a second dishwasher, small appliances, a walk-in pantry and tons of storage. We also added an exterior door so the homeowners could have easy access to their herb garden. Twin doors to this small kitchen allow this area to be easily closed off if needed. Dated built-ins were removed on either side of the fireplace and the walls were framed out on either side to bring the walls forward and to allow that cabinet space to be used in the newly relocated laundry room. Venetian plaster was used to finish the fireplace giving it a clean modern look. Wide 5 inch plank white oak floors were installed throughout which help tremendously with lightening up the entire area. The bar was updated to match the kitchen and the stained shiplap wall adds warmth and interest behind the new white cabinets. Mixing metals with brass hardware and light fixtures and beautifully stainless appliances creates a timeless look.

04/04/2019

Updated photos of a kitchen previously posted that allows views of the dining area and family room that were remodeled at the same time.

This 1990's kitchen was completely gutted and remodeled, making it more functional and updated. The beveled subway tile and floating shelves add interest and functionality to this medium sized kitchen. The countertop is an engineered carrara quartz, giving the look of marble but the durability of granite. The shaker cabinets are painted white, the island is painted a light gray and the fixtures are brushed brass.

02/06/2019

Congratulations to John Gall and The Gall Group for achieving the Best of Houzz 2019.

09/12/2018

Light, bright and blue! The kitchen and family room were remodeled in this home built in 2003. The countertops were replaced with white quartz which looks like marble; however, the material is durable like granite. The island and family room built-ins were painted blue and surrounding kitchen cabinets were painted white. Pratt and Larson tile, hand-stamped in a subtle blue and white pattern, was installed throughout. Most of the electrical outlets were relocated underneath the cabinets and the old fluorescent under cabinet lighting was replaced with small LED light strips creating a much cleaner look! Visual Comfort lighting was installed over the island and kitchen table. The brushed brass hardware and fixtures tie everything together. Designed by The Gall Group.