Italian Renaissance Villa
Having designed this residence for previous clients, we were asked by the new owners to create a stunning and seamless villa through an extensive addition and complete interior renovation.
At first glance, the front entrance gives little away regarding the house’s expansion. However, with the purchase of the eastern neighboring property, the original square footage of this Preston Hollow villa doubled in size and gave this couple plenty of space to showcase their love of art, design, and architecture.
Keeping the existing home largely intact, the additions flank each end of the residence as shown in the original (above) and proposed (below) elevations.
Library and Master Suite Addition
Wine Tasting Room (in original garage on the right) & new Stair Tower
5 Car Garage and Game Room Above
The rear facade appears more dramatic largely in part to the ten foot grade change with the added property and the home’s design in response to the site.
View from Pool Cabana back to Rear Facade & Loggia
Library and Master Suite Addition
Covered Arched Loggia
Family Room Extension and View Garden
Old meets New at the added secondary stair Tower
Garage Addition
The Wine Tasting Room spatially occupies the previous garages, though bears no resemblance to its former use. Interior designer Sherry Hayslip worked closely with RDDA and the clients to create this extraordinary cellar as well as the new interiors of the rest of the house.
Library
Living Room
Kitchen
Dining Room
Her Bathroom
His Bathroom
Interior images courtesy of Hayslip Design Associates.
This house was realized with the help of Hayslip Design Associates,
CEB Construction, and Lambert Landscape Company.
CEB Construction, and Lambert Landscape Company.
To read more on this house, please view the article published in
Dallas Home Design called Villa Divine.
Dallas Home Design called Villa Divine.
Regards, Richard Drummond Davis Architects