Sophisticated Town Home at 4420 Holland Ave #A

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Tricia Weiner – Dave Perry-Miller & Associates // 4420 Holland Ave #A // $520,000
Sophisticated town home built by Metro Townhomes. Tri-level with an outstanding roof deck and a courtyard! Custom cabinetry, hardwoods, floating tread staircases, two gas log fireplaces and high ceilings combined with tons of windows and natural  light create a magnificent ambience… Art lighting, museum finished walls, oversized master closet and low HOA dues – small complex with conscientious homeowners… This home has it all!!

2nd Annual MOTA 8×8 – 2011 A Holiday Art Exhibit benefiting MUSEUM OF BIBLICAL ART

2nd Annual
M
OTA 8×8 – 2011

A Holiday Art Exhibit
benefiting
MUSEUM OF BIBLICAL ART

december 1 // 6-9pm at Rising Gallery

40+ unique works of 8″ x 8″ art by prominent local artists.
each piece available for purchase at $250.

Rising Gallery in cooperation with moderndallas.net and the Texas Sculpture  Associationwill host “MOTA 8×8,” a Holiday art exhibit to benefit the MUSEUM OF BIBLICAL ART.

The exhibit will feature 40+ unique works of art—each measuring 8” by 8” with a reference to the holiday season by prominent local artists.

Thanks to all the artists for participating:

Scott Armstrong, Jan Ayers, Jim Bowman, Diana Chase, Marvin Crow, Kiki Curry, Leigh Harrison, Robert Hold, Sonali Khatti, JoeArt LaBerge, Chris Lattanzio, Bonny Leibowitz, Christian Millet, Diana Morrison, Nan Phillips, Joel Sampson, Shelley Smith, Nancy Uline, James Welsh, Dana Whitney, Mort Rachofsky, Jamie Pink, George Toblowsky, Christina Neuser, Marilyn Biles, Linda Chidsey,Teri Leuders, Vet Vet, John Borys, Luis Fernando Camacho,
Susan Sponsler-Carstarphen Gina Marie Dunn, Annie Davis, Jeanne C. Neal.
and the kids from Yavneh Academy.

more details >>

mod.artists gallery – modART SHOW – ilume GALLERIE // OCT 14 //6-8pm

moderndallas.architects Joshua Nimmo

‘Joshua Nimmo, Tapping into the American Spirit’
by Christina Gaona

The name of Joshua Nimmo’s studio, Nimmo American Studio for Progressive Architecture, provides valuable insight into the Dallas architect’s respect for the American spirit and its undeniable influence on his design work. Nimmo’s distinctly American creative process, one fueled by past notions of carpe diem and manifest destiny, values the process of problem solving, innovation, and the freedom to explore and progress. He consistently seeks to represent his work through “the positive values of what it means to be an American” – values that one can easily lose sight of.

Simply the finest modern architects>>

moderndallas.light BIZARRE

BIZARRE
designed by: Vincente Garcia Jiménez

The Bizarre Pendant lamp composed of interacting Policryl ® shapes, creates an assemblage of abstract geometric forms. Available in white or ivory, either color exudes the strong personality of Bizarre through the contrast of light and shadow. available at: fambuena.com

Simply the finest modern lighting>>

moderndallas.home Bacsac

BACSAC®
designed by: Godefroy de Virieu +
Virgile Desurmont + Louis de Fleurieu

BACSAC® was created between designer Godefroy de Virieu and landscapers Virgile Desurmont and Louis de Fleurieu. Together, they looked for an alternative solution to get round the constraints of the creation of a roof garden in town: difficulties of transportation,  excessive weight, but also a lack of choice of containers, most of which are often very expensive. How can we reverse the tendency to pay more for the container than the contents? How can we make mobile an installation which is often fixed because of its weight and its rigidity? How can we create a planted area at the lowest cost?

The idea of planting in bags came from this desire to change habits and valorize
what it should be, the plant!

Manufacturing bags in a permeable geotextile to prevent asphyxiation of the soil..


The flexible material easily allows to mutiply the modules, to imagine the creation of real seasonal collection of bags, varying not only with the forms but also with the colors.

It’s a new generation of flexible plant containers. Its double-walled geotextile fabric, 100% recyclable, maintains the necessary balance between air, soil and water. Frost and sun resistant as wellas suitable for all environments.

Simply the finest modern home>>

 

 

moderndallas.kitchen – Baulthaup B3

b3

designed by: Herbert H. Schultes
for bulthaup

The weightless appearance of bulthaup b3 is characterized by the lightness and clarity of its construction and the thickness of its materials. The materials are as thin as possible and as strong as necessary – 10 – 13 mm. The supporting idea, in the truest sense of the word, is the functional wall. This is a wall that is placed in front of the actual wall, is made of steel carriers, can carry up to 1 ton per meter and can be fitted with kitchen elements, built-in appliances, sideboards and
panels made from all kind of materials. The panels run horizontally, are up to 4 meters in length and have a room-expanding, stylish effect.

The bulthaup b3 design is characterized by timelessness, functionality and a long service life. It therefore offers the perfect basis for a calm, relaxed atmosphere. With bulthaup b3, the rooms radiate uniformity without feeling restrictive. It creates a room-expanding, horizontal look and is consistent right down to the last detail. bulthaup.com

Simply the finest modern kitchens>>

boconcept.com

moderndallas.furniture XENO TV STAND

XELO – TV STAND

Xelo is an innovative floor stand, suitable for supporting plasma/LCD monitors. Xelo aims to bring together functionality, safety and aesthetic appeal. The curving lines and bright colors make this an object with an original design, destined to take on the leading role in the spaces in which it is inserted. Xelo is composed of two parts, a support base and a stem designed to store all the cables inside it. Xelo is available in various standard colors: glossy red, glossy white, matte white,glossy black, matte black, silver. size: 49.2″W X 39.2″D X 66.5″H $2,999.00.
available at: cantoni.com

Simply the finest modern furniture>>

briggsfreeman.com