Bishop Arts Gets “Ultra-Modern” RDDA recently began work on an exciting new project in North Oak Cliff near the Bishop Arts District. The work includes […]
Modern townhomes priced around $440,000 are planned in the Bishop […]
When antique dealer Christopher Howe was asked to decorate this house in Bray, he set about uncovering its original features. Now eclectic furniture and unusual fabrics complement the exposed brickwork and beams
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Image 9 of 20 from gallery of Eliza House / WALA. Photograph by Dave Kulesza
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That picture is of a house in the city of Detroit. Surprised? Don’t be. Detroit actually contains numerous intact neighborhoods ranging from working class to upscale. These are seldom shown in the voluminous photo tours of the city that tend to focus exclusively on decay, and too often on the same handful of sites such […]
