Hivehouse Co.

21/05/2026

Before and after iPhone scenes from our latest x collab.

Moving and listing a home can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be complicated.

Together, we bring a proven process rooted in organizing, design, and styling to help homeowners get their listings market-ready quickly and efficiently.

Pre-listing prep before a stager’s install matters.
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29/04/2026

We handle pre-staging in a day, so you can keep booking.

Hivehouse Co.—Designing intentional homes is our passion. Getting yours to market is our sweet spot. 🐝🍯

28/04/2026

Grateful to be named one of LUXE Magazine’s
Influential Women of Design
Austin & San Antonio | May/June Issue

Honored to curate homes that feel both intentional and enduring—spaces created not just to be seen, but truly lived in.

Thank you to Luxe Interiors + Design for the recognition and for continuing to highlight thoughtful design across our region.

Design & Style: Tiffany Gates Wheeler | Hivehouse Co.
Build: Petricka Construction
Materials: ProSource of Austin | Cacoon ATX
Wallcoverings: Omexco | Install: Hi-Country Paperworks
Photos: Jessica Scott Creative | Wild Rose Photo Studio

22/04/2026

We love a good bathroom transformation—especially when it’s for someone extra special. 😉🤎 This 1980’s Shadowbrook charmer is getting a makeover and we’re over the moon!

Tune in and follow along for warm & cozy lived-in homes.
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14/04/2026

Buying a house is exciting. Unpacking and organizing? Not so much.

See how our Move-In Setup service helped one Round Rock, Texas couple settle into a fully functional kitchen, butler’s pantry, and working pantry with ease.

Once our Simplified Living systems become part of your everyday routine, you’ll be high-fiving yourself for making the investment.

Tap to watch the full transformation—and if you’re planning a move, our Discovery Call link is ready when you are. 🤎 https://hivehouse.co/contact/

27/03/2026

Style the Study: Emotional Architecture, Texture, & Light

If blog number one was about identity, blog number two was about structure, and blog number three is about atmosphere. Styling is never first—it's the final layer, and it only works when the foundation is steady. At Lake Crest, styling wasn't about filling space; it was about shaping the feeling. Step One: Let the Walls Carry Weight Before furniture ever enters the room, I layer texture into the architecture....

If blog number one was about identity, blog number two was about structure, and blog number three is about atmosphere. Styling is never first—it’s the final layer, and it only works when the…

21/03/2026

Not many builders would step in to help on styling day.
Ours? Without hesitation.

Having fun with our builder comes naturally.
Building your dream space shouldn’t be any different.

Everyone has one thing they’d change in their home if they could…what’s yours?

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18/03/2026

Organizing the Simplified Study: Understanding Structure

In the first phase of this study, I simplified—not by removing for the sake of minimalism, but by guiding the client through what still belonged in this next season of life and what no longer did.…

13/03/2026

A room with a view—ready for retirement.
Scroll to see our latest Lake Travis office transformation.

Designed by: Tiffany Gates Wheeler | Hivehouse Co.
Built by: Petricka Construction
Wallcoverings: Omexco Install: Hi-Country Paperworks
Flooring | Cabinet Hardware: ProSource of Austin
Window treatments:
Paint: Sherwin-Williams Stone Lion SW7507

Design takeaway: Custom built-ins can transform an unused wall into both storage and architectural interest.

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07/03/2026

Our founder spent two weeks exploring Lisbon and Barcelona—studying art, architecture, tile, texture, nature, and the timeless details that make a space unforgettable.

When we asked what inspires her most while traveling, she said:

“The materials. The scale. The patina. But mostly how spaces invite people to connect and slow down. And let’s be real—I never miss an opportunity to find where the locals eat, drink, and decompress.”

What details do you notice when traveling?

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