George Bass Stage and Design
When Anthony Cedano called me about his latest listing, a decidedly swinging ‘70s home, I was intrigued. It’s a completely unexpected look for Highland Park. And that’s a good thing because who wants what everyone else already has? Finding a home with character, provenance, and style is challenging. We’ve hit a home run here. Swinging…
Read MoreFor generations, French-inspired architecture has dominated the residential luxury market. We can always attribute that to timeless aesthetics, cultural influence, and historical legacy, but the bottom line is these homes are quite simply the fairy tale castles of our childhood. It’s synonymous with luxury. No other style of architecture has that quality. It can be…
Read MoreTwin Oaks Custom Homes’ latest project hit my inbox last week. In my opinion, they have taken new construction in Dallas to another level. Since the massive relocation of people from seemingly everywhere to Dallas, all I have heard from top Realtors across the city is, “We don’t have what they want.” Frankly, we didn’t…
Read MoreBrilliance was filtering through the air like sunlight from the windows on Thursday, April 27, for the Spring Market Refresh event hosted by CandysDirt.com and Johnson Development’s Trinity Falls, the 2,000-acre master-planned community in McKinney. An all-star expert panel included George Bass, owner and interior designer of George Bass Stage and Design; JPAR Realtor Marisol…
Read MoreSo we’re not exactly dancing on ceilings, but ceilings will not be ignored. We’re way past the popcorn ceilings, those thick, bumpy, and sometimes even sparkly ceiling textures so popular from the 1950s to the ‘80s. Also known as “cottage cheese” or “acoustic ceilings,” they were created to quiet the noise. Supposedly New Yorker Francis…
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