Design Guide Online Editorial

Ask any homeowner in Dallas’ affluent Highland Park neighborhood about the latest buzz in real estate –and you can expect the same response from anyone. The stately home that sits majestically atop the corner lot of South Versailles and Lomo Alto (and delightfully overlooking Versailles Park) is the talk of the town… and it made quite an impression here at the DG headquarters as well. We snagged an interior shot of this plush, Parisian-chic pad from the home’s interior designer, Ann Schooler
(of Schooler, Kellogg & Company), and planted it right on the cover of our most recent release – the 18th edition of Dallas – Fort Worth Design Guide.

Each detail of this nearly 12,000 square foot home is as distinct and discerning as the next, creating what Schooler coined “a new genre of construction and quality.” Every element of this masterpiece (though built for market) was custom designed, as if following the direction of a most discriminating and demanding client. From the French Limestone entryway (Ann Sacks Tile & Stone), custom trim and molding, exterior stone (Stone Legends) and antique rugs (Farzin Rugs & Design) to the handscraped hardwood floors (French Brown Floors), elaborate hardware and plumbing (Water Works) and hand-selected, 18th century French furnishings and antiques (straight from Europe) speaks to the rarity and refined, meticulous quality of this luxurious locale.

Thanks to the impeccable collaboration of architect Will Snyder, builder Christine Goff and designer Ann Schooler – the French Regency design aesthetic, expert craftsmanship and unsurpassed attention to detail of 4441 South Versailles is not just another pretty piece of property in Dallas real estate… it’s an exclusive, one-of-a-kind, cover-worthy work of art.

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