This contemporary family home was designed to embrace its natural surroundings by SHM Architects, nestled on a 1.4-acre property intersected by a creek in Dallas, Texas. An exterior facade of light stucco complimented by standing seam metal roofs helps to meld this L-shaped home into its beautiful landscape.
The architects designed this family home to capture the beauty of the property. Living areas such as the kitchen and family room open on either side through floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, providing views of both the entry court and swimming pool while blurring indoor-outdoor boundaries.
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT SHM Architects BUILDER Tatum Brown Custom Homes INTERIOR DESIGNER SHM Architects LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MESA Design Group
A bridge runs over the property’s creek, connecting the garage and guest quarters with the main living spaces. The bridge structure encompasses the dining room, home bar, and lounge area, boasting beautiful views of the creek through walls of glass.
Above: Making a statement entry into this home, a glass and steel pivot door fabricated by Dallas-based Arte de Arquitectura de Mexico Inc. The foyer includes limestone flooring and a wall clad with white oak. Greeting guests is a console table composed of pecan wood, fabricated by home decor store Mockingbird Made. The artwork is by Galen Cheney. Illuminating from above, a U7 Multi Light Pendant from Arpel Lighting.
Above: The walls throughout the home are painted in Eider White SW 7014 – Sherwin-Williams, providing a backdrop to the colorful works of art and exquisite furnishings. In this bridge section of the home, furnishings include a green velvet sofa by Article, complimented by a trio of BILLY Keramik coffee tables by Cattelan Italia. This space beautifully connects with the outdoors, with a ceiling clad in white oak that extends to the exterior soffit.
What We Love: This Texas family home offers its inhabitants living spaces that are simple and clean without overdoing them. Large windows throughout the home frame views of the surrounding natural environment, promoting a feeling of tranquility. We are especially loving the glass bridge structure over the creek, a wonderful space for entertaining and spending quality family time feeling immersed in nature.
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Above: The fireplace in the family room features a wall of honed soapstone slabs. A Lingotto Coffee Table by Cattelan Italia brings warmth and texture. The table is composed of a Canaletto walnut top with transparent methacrylate feet. Grounding this space, an area rug from Interior Resources.
Above: In the family room, a pair of Italia Track Arm Metal Base Collection sofas from Restoration Hardware is covered in a charcoal linen weave. The light fixture is the Glass Globe Mobile Chandelier from Restoration Hardware. The flooring is honed Lueders limestone, which extends to the outdoor terrace.
Above: In the kitchen, Artic White quartz countertops from MSI, an exquisite backsplash of Bardiglio marble sourced from The Stone Collection. The custom white oak cabinets are by Bentwood of Dallas. Above the island, the Mila pendants lights are by Matthew McCormick Studio.
Above: A breakfast nook features About A Chair 22 Armchairs – Design Within Reach. The dining table is the Aero Marble Oval Dining Table – Restoration Hardware. Suspended above the table, Stickbulb 8 Foot LED Linear Suspension Light. On the floor, an area rug by Chilewich.
Above: Highlights to the game room bar include custom white-oak cabinetry and an accent wall of cinder grey marble field tiles from Artistic Tile. On the wall of marble, the artwork is Galen Cheney. The barstools were sourced from Industry West.
Above: The main bedroom of this Texas family home overlooks the guest house and a curved, negative edge swimming pool that appears to spill into the creek. Vaulted ceilings help to create an open and airy feel to this serene space. The headboard is custom, covered in velvet fabric from Anzea and Pindler. In front of the bed, a pair of chairs were sourced from Mecox. On the wall, the artwork is by Nick Gaetano. Grounding the space, the area rug is from Loloi’s Vaughn collection.
Above: On the expansive outdoor patio, Janus et Cie’s Nodi lounge chairs encircle the fire pit.
PHOTOGRAPHER Nathan Schroder Photography
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