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Mad For Midcentury Modern? Then You’ll Love This New Listing From Richard Graziano

By Karen Eubank / March 10, 2023 /

Can we get enough of Midcentury Modern homes? Absolutely not, because architecturally significant homes like this impeccable gem seldom pop up. This one was custom-built in 1966 for a family that lived there until 2017. See what I mean? They don’t hit the market often. Award-Winning Architect William E. Benson It was designed by architect…

This Architecturally Significant Oglesby Modernist Has Undergone a Stunning Renovation

By Shelby Skrhak / February 5, 2023 /

Don’t let this gorgeous home’s build date fool you. While it was smartly and dramatically renovated in 2022, this magnificent Inwood Road estate is an iconic architecturally significant home from 1985, a modernist masterpiece designed by one of Dallas’s most prolific and award-winning architects. The late Bud Oglesby was known for designing modernist dwellings throughout…

This Reinvented Ranch Has Drama, Luxury, And a ‘Sex And The City’ Closet

By Karen Eubank / January 30, 2023 /

Architects and builders continue to impress us with the reinvented ranch. This one surpasses expectations and hits a new level of luxury and innovation. This style of residential architecture is having quite the renaissance because it’s perhaps the most adaptable style to modernize. It also holds massive appeal to a new generation of buyers. They…

This Rejuvenated Highland Park Italian Revival Listed by Teffy Jacobs Comes With Quite The Pedigree

By Karen Eubank / January 16, 2023 /

It’s lucky for all of us that people like Jamie Singer are passionate about bringing new life to old homes. Plenty of buyers see the beauty, character, and value of historic homes. They just don’t want to do the work to update and create the functionality we need for modern living today. Singer has given…

This Victorian Mansion in The State Thomas Historic District Has a Secret Wine Cellar

By Candy Evans / January 16, 2023 /

Maybe it’s my passion for preservation as a freshman board member of Preservation Dallas. Maybe it’s because I spent Saturday at Aldredge House (circa 1917) over on the other side of town on Swiss Avenue, another pocket of historical Dallas homes still standing. I love homes that can give us a glimpse of our city’s…