TEXARKANA MAGAZINE
BEFORE
stained wooden tongue-and-groove ceiling along with a pair of sleek gas lanterns to collectively enhance the curb appeal. The tired gray brick was painted a soft shade of white, and the old shutters were replaced with more modern slatted ones. Walking into the home, you continue to sense the same focus on modernization and connection to nature. You immediately notice the space has been opened up to allow a sightline all the way through and out the back to the serene lake. White went with light acacia hardwood flooring and a simple white paint scheme for most of the house, preventing the architecture from competing with the views, and reserving a dark charcoal color for areas where he wanted to create emphasis. One such area is the striking painted brick fireplace that divides the living area and sunroom. Another element synonymous with White’s style is the use of varying textures. Using velvets, leather, and natural wood creates a sophisticated and masculine style. “My mom and Brent Stewart helped select a lot of my modern furniture, while Lauren Callaway and Bryan Callaway assisted with décor. I filtered everything through a modern rustic lens and kept everyone on the same page during the design phase. I prefer raw natural elements and earth tones, and I think it all turned out exceptional,” White stated. Besides the furniture selections, texture was further added through
artwork and accessories. For example, walking through the house, you will find mounted game, artwork made of horns and feathers, crystals and shadow boxes,
YEAR BUILT 1978
LOT SIZE 1.41 acre
WALL COLORS Sanctuary and Urbane Bronze
HOMEOWNER Mason White
LOCATION Lakeview Drive Texarkana, Texas
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2023 HOME EDITION
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