Architecturally Significant Dallas
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,…
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…
As a city that not only houses but reveres historic architecture, you can always count on Dallas to reveal unique evolutions when properties change hands. In the spirit of spring, we’ve covered some truly captivating transformations. Of course, when you’re dealing with a historic 1926 Tudor, you hope the heritage isn’t lost in the enhancements.…
A couple of years ago, we had the pleasure of covering one of Dallas’ most incredible Midcentury Modern homes in the iconic JanMar neighborhood. Having been on the market just days, this listing sold almost immediately. Thankfully, it found an owner who understood the assignment… One of the most endearing architectural styles in America, Midcentury…
A good Greek Revival is hard to come by. Even more rare, “a Greek Revival lower Mississippi River Valley plantation house” designed in the vernacular style of Lowcountry architecture. That’s how architect Richard Drummond Davis describes this University Park masterpiece, but this one is especially unique for its familial inspiration. “This home is more than charming,” said co-listing…
