Inwood Home of The Week

Personal Touches Make This Rockwall Build Better Than New

By Daniel Lalley / May 1, 2026 /

We all appreciate a well-built home — especially in Texas, where scale and presence often define the market. But balancing size with livability isn’t always easy, particularly in new construction where broad appeal can outweigh personal design. For this week’s Inwood Home of the Week sponsored by Inwood National Bank, we’ve found a great home…

Effortless Style Plus a Smart Floorplan Equals an Incredible Lake Ridge Estates Home

By Daniel Lalley / April 24, 2026 /

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…

This Midway Hollow Home Is Minimalist on the Outside, Modern to the Core

By Daniel Lalley / April 17, 2026 /

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…

Built on Bau-Biologie Principles, This Casa Linda Estates Craftsman Introduces Us to Tex-Zen Architecture

By Daniel Lalley / April 10, 2026 /

What do you get when you mix an environmental medicine physician, a leader in sustainable living, and a local building legend? An entirely new architectural movement defined by intentional living, human-scale harmony, and eco-consciousness. The team behind 9204 Hermosa calls it Tex-Zen, and we’re here for it. Taking inspiration from famed architect Susanne Susanka and…

Lardner Group and FAR + DANG Evolve Organic Design with Calm, Textured Modern Aesthetic

By Daniel Lalley / April 3, 2026 /

When it comes to creating compelling architecture, environmental elements are critical. In movements like Midcentury Modern, Japanese, and Scandinavian, calming organic design is everything. It speaks to us on a human level, evoking peace, harmony, and belonging. When executed with intention and taste, this design philosophy not only inspires us creatively but also connects us…