One of only two A-frames built by Ju-Nel, this home stands out in the Dallas landscape. Before Heidi and Blake purchased it in 2025, it had been under the same ownership for 53 years and remained largely unchanged. The transformation since is remarkable — from the moody kitchen to the new terrazzo tile in the main bathroom — all while preserving the home’s original character. Set on a stunning bamboo-lined lot, this is one you have to experience in person.

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Behind the calligraphy-inspired iron gates lies a rare Asian-influenced Ju-Nel — a reflection of Jack Wilson’s time in Japan. With its distinct courtyard, original terrazzo flooring, and shoji-style doors, the home offers a peaceful residence, an inspiring piece of architecture, and an art-filled space.

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You can’t miss this home driving through Little Forest Hills. While it departs from the typical style of Far+Dang, it remains a true marvel of local architecture. Featuring a wraparound balcony, a suspended screened outdoor living space of over 500 square feet, and hand-adzed ponderosa pine throughout, the home pays tribute to Southwestern design while embracing Texas living.

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It’s easier to find a needle in a haystack than an Eichler-inspired home in Dallas — and this one delivers. With its low-slung roofline and enclosed front courtyard, this mid-century modern gem is both a tribute to its roots and a nod to modern living, with many original materials thoughtfully repurposed.

Surrounded by mature trees on a corner lot near White Rock Lake, the home at 10462 Lippitt began as a modest 1960s ranch. When Lindsay and Justin purchased it in 2015, they had no idea it would one day become the striking two-story contemporary residence it is today. Reimagined by Rene Gracia, AIA of RGD+B, this home is a reflection of modern living shaped by its natural surroundings.

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A striking orange front door sets the tone for this thoughtfully designed home—bold, intentional, and quietly memorable. Located within the sustainability-focused Abode development, this residence blends architectural vision with personal storytelling. Built by local family-owned Hoffmann Homes—named a D Home Best Builder for over two decades—it draws from European building traditions while embracing modern innovation, energy efficiency, and carefully curated finishes.

Inside, warmth defines the space. Walnut cabinetry and a dramatic tiled fireplace anchor the interiors, while handmade furnishings, heirlooms, and collected pieces create a home that feels both elevated and deeply lived-in. An open kitchen and living area support everyday connection, flowing seamlessly to outdoor spaces designed for relaxed living, complete with a pool and native landscaping. Thoughtful in every detail, this home is modern, timeless, and unmistakably personal.

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