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The Beverly Casa is a notable residential property located in Highland Park, Texas. Known for its historical significance and modern design approach, it has become a subject of interest for both local residents and architecture enthusiasts. Here is a detailed overview of The Beverly Casa:
Overview
[edit]The Beverly Casa is a reimagined classic home in Highland Park, Texas, combining historical elements with contemporary design aesthetics. The property has been a focal point for a design and build journey, documented by its owners, husbands Adam Saxton and Dan Murphy.
History
[edit]Construction: Originally built in 1929, The Beverly Casa embodies the architectural style prevalent during its initial construction period, reflecting the grandeur and character typical of homes in Highland Park at that time. Reimagination: In the early 21st century, the home underwent a significant renovation project led by homeowners Adam Saxton and Dan Murphy. Their vision was to preserve the historical integrity of the house while integrating modern living standards. The project has been documented online, providing a transparent view of the renovation process from demolition to the finished product, showcasing the blend of old and new.
Architecture
[edit]Style: The original architecture of The Beverly Casa might have featured Italianate elements, common in Highland Park, with its carved limestone façade, classical detailing, and traditional layout. The renovation preserved these elements while introducing modern architectural features. Renovation: Key aspects of the renovation include: Preservation of Historic Features: Original moldings, beams, and some architectural details were retained or restored. The historical front elevation was kept in tact. Contemporary Additions: Modern amenities like open floor plans, large windows for natural light, smart home technology, and energy-efficient systems were incorporated. Interior Design: The interior combines antique furniture with modern pieces, creating a harmonious blend of eras.
Owners
[edit]Adam Saxton and Dan Murphy: These homeowners not only spearheaded the renovation but also turned the process into a public journey via social media and their website, The Beverly Casa. Their approach was to keep the community engaged, sharing updates, challenges, and successes of blending past and present in home design.
Notable Features
[edit]Garden and Landscape: The property boasts beautifully landscaped gardens, which were redesigned to complement both the historical and contemporary aesthetics of the home. Art and Memorabilia: The house features an eclectic collection of art and memorabilia, reflecting the owners' tastes and the home's journey through time.
Cultural Impact
[edit]The Beverly Casa has gained attention for several reasons:
The Beverly Casa was featured in a full episode of Homeworthy, the popular YouTube interior design and home tour network.
It was also the subject of a Project Profile and inspiration story by Ann Sacks, the luxury tile and stone brand.
Design Influence: It serves as an inspiration for those interested in historic preservation with a modern twist. Community Engagement: The public documentation of its renovation has contributed to a broader discussion on the value of preserving historical homes while adapting them for modern use. Media: Various media outlets have covered the renovation, highlighting it as an example of thoughtful home restoration in one of Texas's most affluent areas.
See Also
[edit]Highland Park, Texas Historic preservation Architectural renovation
External Links
[edit]The Beverly Casa Official Website Adam Saxton's Social Media Dan Murphy's Social Media
References
[edit]Highland Park homeowners involve the community on their historic renovation project
Beverly Drive Renovators Invite Neighbors to Follow Along