Eric Prokesh
Eric Prokesh is an award-winning interior designer who calls Fort Worth his home.
Characterized by winding lanes tall trees and a central golf course green space, Ridglea Country Club Estates possesses the feel of a quiet gated community. It might have been described as discreetly below mainstream radar a decade ago but no longer. Larger houses now sell for over the million dollar mark these days so I…
Tanglewood is, well a tangle. This first planned development in Edwards Ranch was designed to be thoroughfare free to keep outside traffic to a minimum. Still, I will occasionally meander through its network of tree-lined lanes to get from University Drive to Hulen Street as I did recently when it occurred to me that the…
True the Fort Worth real estate market isn’t as red hot as it was three years ago and anecdotal evidence points to houses staying on the market for slightly longer periods of time. But offerings with picture perfect, landscaped curb appeal, in coveted neighborhoods with intelligently executed updates and perfect pricing are still quick to…
Editor’s Note: When Eric Prokesh calls you from a 16th-century villa in Italy to talk architecture, you answer — even at midnight. This week, he’s off the Fort Worth path again, with a nod to timeless European design. Let’s call this the beautiful crypt edition. Kaisergruft: A Beautiful Burial, or the Dynastic History Hiding in…
For this CandysDirt.com post, I’m loath to veer too far afield from my vacay spot as I’m pleasantly parked near the Adriatic in the Veneto — far from the Mediterranean Sea. But the Italianate nature of this splendid Crestline estate I found near River Crest Country Club in Fort Worth can’t be denied. And the…
