Designed all around a courtyard in a neighborhood of bungalows in Dallas, Texas, the Southwestern Home gives privateness and an indoor/outdoor life style for retired vacant-nesters. Built by smitharc architecture + interiors, the new modern day home keeps to the reduced-slung scale of close by cottages with its standing seam steel roof.
Clerestory home windows operate together the entrance roofline of the framework providing the visual appearance of a floating roof.
In spite of getting constructed with a good deal of glass, the inside remains personal thanks to the strategic positioning of the home windows.
Around back, a huge lined patio life just off the open up kitchen and residing home areas, fantastic for signing up for the indoors with the outside.
A combination of Texas limestone, western pink cedar, ipe wood decking, concrete pavers, insulated glass, and white oak flooring occur alongside one another to produce a comfortable and warm dwelling, the two inside and out.
Within, neutral tones and mild woods lean in direction of a traditional yet minimalist aesthetic, when the massive expanses of glass frame many sights of the bordering eco-friendly landscape.
The backyard courtyard is wrapped all over on 3 sides by the property to produce a personal oasis for the property owners.
Photographs by Stephen Karlisch Images.
