Daniel Lalley
Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.
The 1940s colonial style lives in the canon of modern architecture as one of the most American movements of the 20th century. Characterized by symmetrical designs and stately details, this style is at the pinnacle of the picket fence aesthetic. When you picture the American Dream, it typically takes the shape of a colonial. Thankfully,…
Since 2020, we’ve seen a mass exodus from big cities to more secluded surroundings. In fact, it’s estimated that 2.7 million Americans have relocated from large urban areas to more remote locales. This amounts to twice as much movement as the preceding three years. Of course, with this boom in demand, luxury builders are looking…
Tudor architecture isn’t always a go-to canvas for contemporary tastes. Rooted in Renaissance style, this movement is steeped in tradition. However, cities like Dallas that have both the inventory and architectural ambitions are taking Tudors into the 21st century with incredible style. Done right, these remodels raise the standards of stunning design. Of course, where…
A northeastern suburb of Dallas, Wylie is one of those quaint Texas towns rooted in rail travel. Coming out of the 1800s, this city has grown to accommodate nearly 58,000 residents. However, it’s still one of the best places to seek secluded serenity in our ever-growing suburban landscape. Nestled next to Lavon Lake and Lake…
Miami Modern is easily one of the most eye-catching architectural movements of the last century. Blending elements of Art Deco with bold curves and contemporary influences, this ultra-luxe aesthetic has captivated enthusiasts since its post-war emergence. Of course, this style has become a staple of modern pop culture as well, appearing in everything from Bond…
