Dining Room

Custom satin glass chandeliers and Lalique table are grounded by classic Klismos style chairs and custom rugs. The Entry divider is custom art glass panels

Living Room

Burnout faux leather panels add softness to large living area. Oversized art helps make room seem more human in scale

Living Room

Oversized living room is brought down to human scale with exciting art and oversize seating units

Den

Classic furnishings and great art contrast with vintage stone and sleek finishes for vibrant den

Hall Bar Floating Partition

Bar partition works as space divider between gallery hall and den allowing central access and great traffic flow

Kitchen

Sissal look porcelain tile is outlined with 1inch square chrome tiles for stylish practicality

Master Bath

Sophisticated bath with Fiddleback maple cabinets

Master Bath Custom Privacy Screen

Chrome frame and grab bar with aqua selenite and resin privacy panel insert provide classy upscale functionality

Guest Bed

Custom Acrylic and silvered linen headboards and bright luxurious fabrics

Bluff View

This home, originally designed by A. Warren Morey, the architect of the first Cowboy Stadium in Dallas, was a trend setter when created in the 50s, with Texas stone contrasting with wood deck ceilings, and walls of windows. Fifty+ years later it was in need of renovation. Mary Anne Smiley designed the award winning renovation of the home including new kitchen design, opening up the small dining room to the entry with a custom art glass divider, addition of a study for him with award winning custom sculptural window panels in steel and stainless glass in the style of Morrison, conversion of master bath to upscale barrier free space with polished stainless and resin and quartz privacy panels and grab bars. New furnishings and exquisite window coverings and chandeliers combined with exciting art original to the home result in a very sophisticated yet comfortable place for stylish living.