Daniel Lalley
Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.
Originally designed in 1957 by renowned architect Jack Schutts, 2100 Indian Creek is more than a listing — it’s an architectural landmark. This five-bedroom, nine-bathroom, 9,878-square-foot Midcentury Modern home attracts attention from outlets throughout the state. A staple of the illustrious Westover Hills enclave, this home tells a unique story rooted in authenticity and reimagined…
With a myriad of amazing neighborhoods to cherish, we Dallasites put a premium on our most prized locales. Communities like the M Streets, Easton Place, and Kessler Woods attract tons of interest because of their unique amenities, architecture, and ambience. In fact, some of these enclaves are so alluring that designers are building homes that…
While many homes have unique offerings and distinct features, it takes deliberate design to ensure they all add up to a compelling whole. This often calls for a solid floor plan, a cohesive character, and quality details. When each of these elements complements one another, a house becomes more than a collection of rooms. It…
Few features enhance a home as much as its scenery. Recently, a study by American Home Shield found that natural views add an average of 44.2% to home values nationwide. In states like California, New York, and Arizona, spectacular panoramas can come with a premium of over $1 million. In landlocked metros like Dallas, an…
In movements like Midcentury Modern, Functionalism, or Scandinavian, simplicity is its own kind of statement. Especially in terms of exterior architecture, there’s a certain artistry in minimalist aesthetics. It’s less “look at me” and more of an impressive mystery. For this week’s Inwood Home of the Week sponsored by Inwood National Bank, we’ve got a…
