I'm excited to share with you my latest offering on Houzz.com -
a tour of a fantastic Midcentury modern home built by Ju-Nel Homes.
When Mark and Betsy Nanchy first laid eyes on this home, it was stripped to the studs, was missing several walls and had holes in the floor revealing dirt below. Rotting due to years of neglect, the structure was in the middle of a remodel by New Leaf Construction. Built by Dallas' famous Ju-Nel Homes architects in 1965, this home had been an entrant in the New York World's Fair's "Home of the Future" series. The model house had been sponsored by the Formica company, so Formica products decked the home from top to bottom.
Despite the mess, the couple recognized the potential this home had. They had been searching for two years and knew exactly what they were looking for. The large lot, beautiful neighborhood, surrounding trees and midcentury-style interior sealed the deal.
Read the full article and see all the photos HERE.
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| Tulip art by Tamara White |
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| Art by Vladimir Ovtcharov |
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| Blue art by Tamara White |
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| Art by Caleb Jack |
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| Art by Caleb Jack |
Read the full article and see all the photos HERE.
Additionally, I covered another Ju-Nel home in November that you might be interested in!
1 comment:
I love the design of the bedroom! Especially that gorgeous painting. Thanks for sharing :)
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