House Porn: Beautiful Pictures from the Dallas Modern Home Tour
Other children played house. You dreamt of comfort and stillness: lounging on a white, leather shag rug beside a Danish modern boomerang coffee table. Your focal point? The snapping wood in the Malm fireplace, which gently piped controlled warmth through your futuristic ski lodge residence. Art, expressed through multitude temperatures of tones and juxtaposed shapes, surrounded you. There, natural light poured in from all angles -- an amazing feat, considering your home was built into the side of a rocky ledge. 
By James Edward Photography The home on Van Dyke
Because you didn't settle for a mundane fantasy life then, you shouldn't now. For you, the mid-century modern architecture junkie, there is the Dallas Modern Home Tour.
It's happening this Saturday, March 2nd and it's your chance to see some of the city's nicest nesting-based design. (Don't forget to scope out the yards -- most showcase water conserving landscapes and native plants.)
Tuck away your copies of Dwell, shut down Apartment Therapy and take a voyeur's holiday. Get passes here. Feeling lucky? We're doing a ticket giveaway on Mixmaster. And now, let's do a visual breaking and entering.

By James Edward Photography The Van Dyke home's living room. Don't worry, someone's making you a cocktail.

By James Edward Photography Skylights allow for big ideas.

House on Greenwich Lane, Photo by Barrett Woodward Yes, your majesty?

House on Greenwich Lane, Photo by Barrett Woodward Food tastes better when you have sculptures in your kitchen, says Science.

House on Greenwich Lane, Photo by Barrett Woodward Never eat inside again. Instead pretend this is Tuscany -- spend hours talking and drinking together.

House on Clearbook Lane, photo by PJ Torres Imagine how peaceful it sounds when wind blows through all of those leaves.

House on Clearbook Lane, photo by PJ Torres Just deadbolt the house; I'd never leave this room.
































