This home, designed by Joseph Gordon, sold recently. Just imagine walking into this beauty, keys in hand after closing, knowing it's all yours!
Showing posts with label Douglas Newby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Douglas Newby. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Joseph Gordon designed home
I thought I'd share another treat from Douglas Newby's site Architecturally Significant Homes. Newby's firm sells some of the most spectacular mid-century real estate in the Dallas area. If you haven't checked out his site, please do. It never disappoints.
This home, designed by Joseph Gordon, sold recently. Just imagine walking into this beauty, keys in hand after closing, knowing it's all yours!
This home, designed by Joseph Gordon, sold recently. Just imagine walking into this beauty, keys in hand after closing, knowing it's all yours!
Friday, January 7, 2011
Not all bunkhouses and barbed wire
I have a number of friends who have visited me over the years from other parts of the country, and almost all were surprised that Texas didn't fit the stereotype they had in their heads. Although we have our share of Western charm, we also have some breathtakingly beautiful architecture, including amazing mid-century homes.
I thought I'd treat you to a peek at a few of them from Douglas Newby's site, which I think you will thoroughly enjoy. A section of his larger Architecturally Significant Homes site is devoted to modern and mid-century homes in the Dallas area, many of which are for sale. You might also enjoy Mid-Century Modern Homes on Facebook for more stunning photos of Texas homes.
All photos courtesy Douglas Newby at dougnewby.com
I thought I'd treat you to a peek at a few of them from Douglas Newby's site, which I think you will thoroughly enjoy. A section of his larger Architecturally Significant Homes site is devoted to modern and mid-century homes in the Dallas area, many of which are for sale. You might also enjoy Mid-Century Modern Homes on Facebook for more stunning photos of Texas homes.
All photos courtesy Douglas Newby at dougnewby.com
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| House #1: Greenway Parks neighborhood, 1951 |
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| Interior of Greenway Parks house above |
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| House #2: Interior of another home in the Greenway Parks neighborhood, 1955 |
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| House #3: Highland Park neighborhood, 1963 |
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| House #4: Highland Park neighborhood, 1957 |
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| Interior of the Highland Park home above |
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| House #5: Lakewood neighborhood, 1950s |
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| Interior of Lakewood house above |
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| House #6: Oak Cliff neighborhood, 1950 |
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| House #7: Preston Hollow neighborhood, 1957 |
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| Interior of Preston Hollow house above |
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| House #8: Preston Hollow neighborhood, 1958 |
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| House #9: Preston Hollow neighborhood, 1954 |
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| Interior of Preston Hollow house above |
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| House #10: University Park neighborhood, 1966 |
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| Interior of University Park house above |
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| House #11: University Park neighborhood, 1958 |
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| Close-up of University Park house entry above |
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| House #12: O'Neil Ford designed house |
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| Interior of O'Neil Ford house |
For more interior and exterior shots of the spectacular O'Neil Ford house and others, including close-ups of some of the beautiful details of these homes, go to Douglas Newby's site and Midcentury Modern Homes on Facebook. I just showed you a handful of the many photos he has on his sites.
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