Home 2402: Inside the Havana-Inspired Home in the Dallas Arts District

Model homes tend to play it safe, with neutral palettes and predictable finishes. Home 2402 doesn’t. Designed by Dunbar Road Design, the 3,677-square-foot residence leans into a Havana-inspired point of view: warm color, natural texture, and pattern used with intention rather than restraint. It’s the most personality-forward of the three model homes at HALL Arts Residences, and it makes the case that a three-bedroom high-rise floor plan doesn’t have to look like every other one.

Three Bedrooms, a Wine Room, and 3,677 Square Feet to Work With

The plan centers on a generous living room and an adjoining dining room, with a kitchen backed by its own pantry. A dedicated wine room sits off the entertaining space, a detail Dunbar Road built the whole rhythm of the home around, treating it as a stop on the way from kitchen to dining rather than an afterthought. The primary suite is scaled to match, with a bath to suit; the second and third bedrooms each carry their own full bath. A private terrace extends the living space outdoors.

What “Havana-Inspired” Looks Like in a Dallas High-Rise

Step into Home 2402 and the vibe shifts immediately: rattan and cane textures, botanical prints, and brass and terracotta tones, with pattern layered against pattern rather than held back. It feels more like a courtyard in Old Havana than a floor plan 750 feet above the Dallas Arts District, and it still works as a home first, not a showpiece. The effect is warm and collected rather than themed, which is the harder version of the idea to pull off.

Part of the Masterpiece Collection

Home 2402 is one of the remaining residences in the Masterpiece Collection at HALL Arts Residences, on Leonard Street in the Dallas Arts District, within walking distance of the DMA, the Nasher, and the restaurant scenes of both Uptown and Downtown Dallas. Schedule a private tour of Home 2402 here, or take the self-guided 3D walkthrough first.