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Little Forest Hills sits on the east side of White Rock Lake in Dallas, Texas, just minutes from downtown, and it’s here that M Gooden Design crafted this midcentury modern home. The neighborhood is known for its dense trees, a mix of architectural styles, and a community of artists and creatives who call it home.
This mid-century inspired jewel box is spread over a single level and totals just over 2,200 square feet, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It also comes with a two-car garage and a 1,200 square foot deck built for entertaining. Continue below to see the rest of this amazing home tour….
DESIGN DETAILS
ARCHITECTURE M Gooden Design
INTERIOR DESIGN M Gooden Design
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Steven Bai, Ph. D, P.E.
Dramatic Entryway with Dark Brick Facade
The quaint footprint boasts Douglas fir vaulted wood ceilings and beautiful white oak floors throughout. An elevated pier and beam foundation allows for under floor HVAC distribution. Floor-to-ceiling glazing bathes the interiors with natural light and open up to views of the Entry Court and Entertainment Deck.
The exterior facade highlights a material palette of dark manganese brick, standing seam metal roofing, along with Ipe wood siding accents. Formerly in the 100 year floodplain, the dwelling and rear cantilevered deck now sit above a creek that runs along the backside of the property.
Suppliers & Manufacturers:
Semihandmade (Kitchen) Ikea (Kitchen) Thermador (Appliances) Dacor (Appliances) Mosa (Tile) Heath Ceramics (Tile) Sioux City (Brick) European Home (Fireplaces)
Open-Concept Living Room with Vaulted Ceilings
What We Love About This Home
This inspiring midcentury modern home offers its inhabitants warm and welcoming living spaces for everyday living. A fantastic indoor-outdoor connection has been established courtesy of expansive glazing, while a large deck extends the living spaces to the outdoors. We are especially loving the attractive material palette and the inviting architecture of the exterior facade.
Tell Us: What details in the design of this home did you find most appealing and why in the Comments below, we love reading your feedback!
Note: Have a look at a couple of other incredible midcentury home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign: Mid-century modern house in Newport Beach gets stylish makeover and Bright and airy mid-century modern home in Westlake Village.
Midcentury Modern Kitchen Design
Home Office with Natural Light
Serene Midcentury Modern Bedroom Retreat
Expansive Entertainment Deck with Creek Views
PHOTOGRAPHER Roy Aguilar
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