Designed by SHM Architects this beautiful dream home offers the perfect balance between contemporary and traditional forms, located in Highland Park, a town in central Dallas County, Texas. When conceptualzing this family home, the architects focused on creating fabulous entertaining spaces which began with the central bar.
The owners also desired expansive outdoor spaces for their two sons to enjoy, along with a main bedroom suite on the downstairs level and an overall feeling of warmth. The front door is a custom steel door that’s paint matched the windows. A crucial part of this custom design was ensuring the dividers line up between doors and windows. All of the other windows and doors in this home are made by Lincoln Windows.
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT SHM Architects BUILDER Isler Homes INTERIOR DESIGNER Mary Beth Wagner Interiors STYLIST Jenny O’Connor Studio
What We Love: This beautiful home features bright and stylish living spaces with a focus on entertaining. Throughout the interiors, the designer did a fantastic job of creating a soothing color scheme while selecting fabrics that are durable yet comfortable. We are especially loving the owners’ spa-like bathroom with its own private courtyard and all of the windows integrated throughout, allowing natural light to flood the interiors.
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Above: A limestone accent wall greets guests in the entryway, featuring an Ochre console table sourced from David Sutherland. The ceiling light fixture is from Urban Electric Co.
Above: In the home office, the pillows on the sofa are by Rule of Three Studio. The rug is by Interior Resources.
Above: The wallpaper in this stunning powder bathroom is the Aux Abris – Grasscloth Wallcovering. The mirror is by Julian Chichester, while the faucet is from Waterworks.
Above: In this gorgeous dining room, the wallpaper is from Élitis. The dining chairs are by McGuire, while the striking chandelier is by Paul Ferrante.
Above: The pendant lights above the kitchen island are pendant lights from the R.W. Atlas collection for Waterworks. The stools were sourced from Scout Design Studio. The vase and cutting board displayed on the countertop are from Benny Jack Antiques.
Above: In the living room, the marble side table is by Seer Studio. Grounding this space is an area rug from Interior Resources.
Above: In this luminous breakfast room, the Saarinen Dining Table is perfect for casual dining. Suspended overhead is the Mobius 12-Light Pendant from Hubbardton Forge.
Above: The hub of the home, this visually striking bar features Ochre bar stools. The handmade wallcovering is by Porter Teleo. On the bartop is a vase from Blue Print.
Above: This formal living room is a chic space for entertaining around a limestone fireplace. A pair of Bonacina “Eva” rattan chairs are stylish and comfortable. The chandelier was sourced from Ochre. Grounding this space is an area rug from Interior Resources.
Above: In the owner’s bedroom, the bed linens are custom from Ellis Hill. A pair of chaise lounges are upholstered in Perennials fabric, accented with a Hermès throw, and pillows in Rebecca Atwood fabric. The owners enjoy watching movies in these comfortable loungers.
Above: The main bathroom is flooded with natural light thanks to walls of glazing that frame a private courtyard. Outside, the Oscar chair is by Brown Jordan. The floor tiles are from Ann Sacks. The vanities and floating mirrors were custom-designed for this space.
Above: The staircase features a custom ombre runner from Interior Resources.
Above: In the playroom, the pendant light fixture was custom fabricated from The Lamp Shoppe. The pillows are in Christopher Farr fabric, while the area rug is from Interior Resources.
Above: The crafts room is located just off the playroom, offering ample space to store supplies. The custom Roman shade is in Quadrille fabric.
Above: In the boy’s bathroom, the mirror is from Restoration Hardware. In the window is a cafe curtain in Ferrick Mason fabric.
Above: In the boy’s bedroom, the wallcovering is the Desert Storm – Siberian from Holland & Sherry.
Above: The backyard features several fabulous features, including a temperature-controlled, covered patio that can be used year-round. There is also a sumptuous swimming pool, putting green, and a regulation-size basketball half-court.
PHOTOGRAPHER Nathan Schroder Photo
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