Daniel Lalley
Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.
With the solstice behind us and back-to-school season approaching, summer vacation is officially on its way out. While we’re likely in store for another month of three-digit heat, the magic of the season is fading faster than cheap patio furniture. Sadly, all the PTO, R&R, and SPF will soon be replaced by the real world.…
With summer in full swing, North Texas homeowners are dealing with the annoyances that arrive with the season: extreme heat, higher energy bills, and more unwanted pests looking for shelter. We sat down with Jason Meadows of Meadows Garage Doors to discuss two ways homeowners can make their garages more comfortable during the summer: insulation…
Classic contemporary may sound like an oxymoron, but some modern homes make their age difficult to guess. The best examples rely on strong geometry, natural light, and an enduring connection between indoors and out rather than whatever finishes happen to be fashionable. This 1975 North Dallas home is one of them. The five-bedroom, four-bathroom, 3,441-square-foot…
Those familiar with North Texas neighborhoods will tell you Indian Trail in Arlington is a very special street. Adjacent to Jake Langston Park and intertwined with Rush Creek, this scenic stretch presents a unique opportunity. While it feels worlds away, it’s just minutes from the conveniences of Arlington and Fort Worth. Beset with mature trees,…
At the north end of Lake Highlands, the L Streets is one of Dallas’s most desirable districts. Composed of mature lots and eclectic architecture, it’s become a prime destination for new construction. In recent years, its quaint tree-lined avenues have embraced a new generation of homes and residents. However, what’s most impressive is how this…
