This Highland Park mid-century modern home on Shenandoah Avenue was designed by architect Robert Johnson Perry. The home, built in 1962, features a circular drive and a trellis in the front exterior façade. The home was purchased from the original owner and renovated. The goal was to make minimal changes and preserve the original architecture. The kitchen and closets were updated as well as interior finishes. The home is situated on a quiet cul da sac in Highland Park that backs up to a creek and the Dallas Country Club. The entire house circles a serene interior court so each room opens up to exterior space. The interiors of the space reflect Emily’s travels and love of modern design.
