Click-Architects

Click-Architects Click Architects is an interactive design studio specializing in new residential homes and remodels. Click Architects is located in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

New Project | A Fresh Perspective on Everyday LivingClean architectural lines, warm natural materials, and thoughtfully ...
10/22/2026

New Project | A Fresh Perspective on Everyday Living

Clean architectural lines, warm natural materials, and thoughtfully considered details come together in this newly completed home.

From the striking exterior to the light-filled interiors, the design embraces simplicity while creating spaces that feel warm, inviting, and connected. Natural textures, carefully selected finishes, and an emphasis on functionality bring a sense of balance throughout the home.

We're excited to share this project and some of the details that make it special.

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A fresh look. The same thoughtful approach.We're excited to unveil a refreshed identity and an all-new website for Click...
10/09/2026

A fresh look. The same thoughtful approach.

We're excited to unveil a refreshed identity and an all-new website for Click Architects.

Our new look is a reflection of who we are and what we believe—that meaningful architecture begins with listening, thoughtful collaboration, and an understanding of the people and places that shape our lives.

While our appearance has evolved, our commitment to creating thoughtful, timeless spaces remains unchanged.

We invite you to explore what's new.

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A custom bathroom remodel where warm walnut, clean lines, and frosted glass come together to create a space that feels m...
09/18/2026

A custom bathroom remodel where warm walnut, clean lines, and frosted glass come together to create a space that feels modern, calm, and completely personal. Thoughtful details make all the difference.











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The final details are coming together on this project, and we couldn’t resist sharing a little preview. Professional pho...
09/11/2026

The final details are coming together on this project, and we couldn’t resist sharing a little preview. Professional photos coming soon, but for now, a little behind-the-scenes look at where things stand.









Completed in 2017, this kitchen is proof that thoughtful material choices go a long way. Warm wood, clean surfaces, and ...
05/19/2026

Completed in 2017, this kitchen is proof that thoughtful material choices go a long way. Warm wood, clean surfaces, and a simple palette that still feels just as fresh today.

Design trends come and go—but materials that are honest, durable, and well-crafted will always hold up.

As the days get longer, spaces like this start to shine—covered, comfortable, and ready for everything from slow morning...
05/12/2026

As the days get longer, spaces like this start to shine—covered, comfortable, and ready for everything from slow mornings to evening hangs. A good outdoor living area isn’t just seasonal, it extends how you live at home.

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An open staircase can completely transform how a space feels—letting light move freely, keeping sightlines clear, and ma...
05/05/2026

An open staircase can completely transform how a space feels—letting light move freely, keeping sightlines clear, and making everything feel larger than it is. Instead of closing things off, it becomes part of the architecture you actually experience.

It’s not just a way to get upstairs—it’s a design move that opens everything up.

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Meet Big Boy 🖤🤍Professional squirrel watcher.�Full-time snack enthusiast.�Part-time napper (okay… full-time).He’s equal ...
04/28/2026

Meet Big Boy 🖤🤍

Professional squirrel watcher.�Full-time snack enthusiast.�Part-time napper (okay… full-time).

He’s equal parts playful, cuddly, and just a little bossy—and we’re already wrapped around his paws. Safe to say Big Boy runs the place now 🐾

Last week we had the opportunity to tour the Salk Institute in San Diego designed by Louis Kahn. Built in the 1960’s to ...
04/09/2026

Last week we had the opportunity to tour the Salk Institute in San Diego designed by Louis Kahn. Built in the 1960’s to provide a collaborative, non-profit environment for scientists to explore the foundations of life. Today it is a renowned research center focused on pioneering discoveries in molecular biology to address critical health and environmental issues.

The open, stark plaza reflects sky light, turning the entire complex into a “sun-catcher” that highlights the interplay between the elements of water, concrete, and sky. Good thing San Diego has a lot of sun! It’s a beautiful building.

Fun facts:
Jonas Salk discovered the first safe and effective vaccine for polio.

Louis Kahn used volcanic ash in the concrete mix, similar to the Roman Pantheon, giving the walls a warm, pinkish glow.

Photography: Steve Click











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Fayetteville, AR

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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