Julianna Chen

1 day ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

Like so many other homes in Kessler Park, 1143 N. Winnetka Avenue has the kind of beauty that comes with age. In this Oak Cliff conservation district, residents are fiercely protective of their neighborhood’s historic architecture; austere new builds are hard to find, while classic bungalows like 1143 N. Winnetka sit side by side. Built in 1931, the three-bed, three-and-a-half-bath home attracted its current owners with its stone facade and sprawling porch.

3 weeks ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

Despite having been built in 1930, 7038 Lakewood Boulevard isn’t showing its age at all. That’s owed in large part to Clifford D. Hutsell, the Dallas architect who built the home in the Spanish Eclectic style for which he became renowned. Then, in 2016, its previous owners embarked on extensive remodels that made it one of the most memorable homes on the 2019 Lakewood Home Tour.

3 weeks ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

Built in 1930, 7038 Lakewood Boulevard isn’t showing its age at all, thanks to its powerhouse team. First, there was Clifford D. Hutsell, the Dallas architect who built the home in the Spanish Eclectic style for which he became renowned; then along came Javier Burkle, the D Home Best Designer who led meticulous renovations that transformed it. And listing agent David Bush has long been something of a Hutsell veteran, having sold four of the architect’s homes since 1985.

1 month ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

3711 Lexington Avenue is a quintessentially Dallas home: think perfectly manicured front lawn and sharply pitched Tudor roofs, sited along storied St. Johns Drive and Hackberry Creek. The sprawling five-bed, seven-bath estate is certainly not out of place in Old Highland Park—but it could just as well fit in across the pond. “The owners built two homes designed in the English Tudor vernacular, by the late architect Cole Smith,” says listing agent Ralph Randall.

1 month ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

Boutique fitness has never been hotter in Dallas, but finding one place to do it all still poses a challenge. At Wesley Wellness Club, “doing it all” means not only completing the workout but recovering from it, too. With an expansive coworking space, well-stocked snack bar, and spa-like amenities, the East Dallas studio prides itself on being a true one-stop shop for wellness in every form.