Frisco
Whether you’re the type to spread out a blanket beneath a sky full of fireworks, wander through a neighborhood block party with a snow cone in hand, or spend the evening listening to live music before the grand finale lights up the night, North Texas has no shortage of ways to celebrate the Fourth of…
Lightning strikes are suspected of causing several house fires that broke out when a severe storm system blew in on Friday morning. Fire crews responded to multiple residential calls in communities stretching from Allen and Plano to Frisco and Dallas, with officials citing lightning as the likely cause. Among the most dramatic incidents was a…
Most developers aren’t around long enough to see what happens after the keys get handed over. For the past 30 years, Total Environment has operated on the belief that the real work begins after homeowners move in. Materials are substituted. Landscapes become secondary considerations. Maintenance teams inherit homes without understanding the reasoning behind key design…
Listen, we’ve all been there. You spend three weekends perusing “modern organic vibes” online, buy a single throw pillow that doesn’t match your rug, and ultimately decide that “eclectic chaos” is just your personal style. Don’t give up just yet! Not when there’s 6264 Chamberlyne Dr. in Starwood to aspire to. Or better yet ……
In Frisco, there’s a unique neighborhood where the roofs are made of grass and a cascading terrace garden is built into every home. We’ve told you about Tapestry before, but it’s worth taking a closer look at just how different these homes are — and explaining what a cantilevered terrace garden actually is. I’ll come…
