Built in the early 1920s by Hal Thomson, one of Dallas’ most noted architects, this gorgeous Colonial Revival home has been making its rounds on Instagram recently, so I thought it would be fun to take a look inside. Located in Highland Park, Texas, it has been meticulously restored by Wilson Fuqua, with interiors by Cathy Kincaid, and featured in the November/December 2008 issue of Southern Accents. It was recently updated again by Fuqua and Kincaid and featured here. But today we will revisit Christmas 2008 as enjoyed in this elegant, traditional Dallas home. Photography by Tria Giovan, editorial by Mario Lopez-Cordero, produced by John Brossard for Southern Accents…
As much as I love this home, the recent updates (also by Cathy Kincaid and Wilson Fuqua) are equally exquisite. Click here to see. And to see images taken from the 2012 real estate listing, click here. Absolutely gorgeous! Who else misses desperately misses Southern Accents? I guard my old copies like gold!

That living room garland is definitely the foofiest one I have ever seen. Love it all. Such a pretty home and looks so festive with the holiday decor.
Beautiful home. I like all the windows and natural light in this home. Thanks for sharing both articles.
I miss Southern Accents! I wish someone would resurrect it!
Heaven!
This morning ,after my coffee, I am feeling Christmas nostalgic. I ,too, feel that decorating and home design are like chicken soup to my soul. I saved my Southern Accent magazines. Then I moved, little did I know they were no longer going to publish this fine magazine. That magazine is gone . But your blog brings glimpses back. Thank you