TEXAS HOUSE TOUR | Inside a Dallas Ranch-Style Home
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- Interior Designer Roz Murphy invites us into her vibrant 1950s ranch-style home located in Dallas, Texas.
Roz has revitalized her 1950's ranch-style residence, transforming a simple foundation with strong potential into an enchanting fusion of classic and contemporary styles. The home features a rich tapestry of deep, vivid colors and tropical motifs, paying homage to Roz's upbringing in Florida. While the exterior presents a refined simplicity, the interior unfolds into a maximalist spectacle, showcasing Roz's distinctive flair. Each room is adorned with whimsical decorations, bringing a lively and charming spirit to the space.
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She looks like a Miss America….she and her home are so pretty….Thankyou for sharing with us…..love love all of the color….the wallpaper in the dining room is gorgeous
The most beautiful home I've ever seen. This lady has great taste in everything. I am not always a fan of wallpaper but I am now getting to love them. Amazing. ❤❤❤
One of my favorite homes on homeworthy! Beautiful happy colours
Beautiful, comfortable home ❤
Beautiful indeed! The colors are so nice - love the living room!
Love her house and all the color schemes used throughout!!! I could move in!!!! 🩷🧡💚🩵💜
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!! So good
The wallpaper in the dining room ❤
Beautiful home. Any chance you can tell me where the dining room wallpaper is from? Thanks.
So beautiful!!
Beautiful Home❤
Beautiful! Now I'm wanting one of those orchids arrangements!!!
Beautiful ❤
Very inspiring ✨
I think this is really pretty and she presented really nicely..some really unnecessary comments here
Gorgeous home.You seem to feature a LOT of Dallas homes.This is not a complaint,but an observation.The formula is used over and over again.The look,the style,the feel.and even the colors all look like the same design crew put their stamp on it.Very interesting to me.Am I imangining this?
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Absolutely stunning home but with all the “recently acquired” items she may have spent thousands to get ready for this Homeworthy tour.
Very pretty house...Palm Beach Gardens meets old North Central Dallas. Size is relative. While small by Highland Park standards(some guard houses are larger), 3000+ sq. ft. is still pretty good size. So glad your husband got to vote on the barstools in the kitchen. It's obvious he had no input on anything else. You should definitely hang on to him. I would say your house is formal...anything more so starts getting into Downtown Abbey territory...lol
3,300 soft is not a small home ....
Wow ...it's totally stuck in the Seventies. It reminds me taste wise of Gracelands.
the house was built in the 70's but is clearly NOT stuck in the 70's. I don't see any old paneling, shag carpet or gold/green/mustard carpet or appliances, do you?
Both of y’all are OFF. This home was built in the 50’s
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Let your home speak for it self, way too much talking.
Bow-ring!! The homeless guy on Gaston Avenue has a more interesting collection in his stolen shopping cart. Seeing endless interiors painted white, white, white (the color of the unimaginative) and junky bric-a-brac from "local consignment" (undoubtedly) holds no appeal in serious design. Alas, the vid is uninspiring. (Off to the florist to buy real flowers .)
Why don’t you come back later to the comment section and let us all know when you post a tour of your home on your channel? I can’t wait to see what I’m sure will be the design of the century.