HOME HIGHLIGHTS

• STUDY

  Just off the main living space, the study offers a quieter, more intimate register. A curated arrangement of sculpture and ceramic art grounds the room, paired with an oval table that suits work or quiet reading equally well.

  

• PRIMARY SUITE

  The bedroom wraps a curved, upholstered headwall around the bed, with floor-to-ceiling windows delivering the same skyline views found throughout the home. Sheer curtains soften the light through the day, while sculptural objects on the nightstand complete the room’s considered feel.

  

• LIVING ROOM

  The living room rises two stories beneath a wall of glass, framing an uninterrupted view of the Dallas skyline and the Dallas Arts District. A fireplace anchors the space, while direct terrace access blurs the line between indoors and outdoors.

  

• KITCHEN

  Open to the living space, the kitchen is fitted with Bulthaup cabinetry, Gaggenau appliances, and Dornbracht fittings. It’s precision German design, built for how the space is actually used, from a quiet morning to hosting before a night out downtown.

  

• SKY TERRACE

  High above the Dallas Arts District, the Sky Terrace opens onto a private outdoor world of its own, 2,330 square feet in total, designed by landscape architecture firm Hocker. A pool anchors one end, with a trellis-covered seating area completing a rooftop retreat framed by the Dallas skyline.