Inwood Home of The Week
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…
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…
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…
A Hill Country transitional-style home is defined by stone exteriors, deep-set porches, and large windows, but more importantly, this timeless architecture is informed by its Texas surroundings. Over the last few years, builders have refined the rustic roots of this movement to create contemporary versions. In places like Terraza Hills, located southwest of Fort Worth…
With architects like Clifford Hutsell and iconic neighborhoods like Casa Linda, Dallas has a surprising history with Spanish-style homes. The more suburban iteration of Spanish Colonial was a trademark of Beverly Hills home styles in the early 20th century. Designers like Hutsell, Denman Scott, and Burton Schutt were inspired by the haciendas of Hollywood stars and…
