Timeless & masterfully modern—this rare corner residence at One Arts embodies the reason Lionel Morrison’s work endures. With ceilings that stretch 11 feet high and museum-finish walls calling for private art collections to define the space, this floorplan is found on only two levels of the building, where windows wrap around two sides, pulling in soft light and panoramic views of Uptown and East Dallas. The layout is thoughtful and clean, anchored by a 457-square-foot covered terrace that runs the entire length of the home. Three sliding glass doors merge indoors and out, seamlessly connecting the main living areas to the sunrise views and beyond. Limestone flooring grounds the space, while a Bulthaup kitchen—fitted with Miele appliances, a SubZero fridge and classic Carrara marble—makes for stunning minimalist function. The primary suite is equally as impressive, with an upgraded bathroom featuring large-format porcelain tile, soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower. The closet is large and was custom-designed to optimize space, storage and function. Designer grasscloth wallpaper adds just enough edge without overwhelming the clean lines of the architecture. Additionally, details like reveal linear HVAC vents and shadow gap baseboards speak to the skill and craftsmanship imbedded in its design. Residents of One Arts enjoy concierge service, valet parking, a rooftop pool and fitness room—all perched above Dallas’ Arts District, just a stroll from Klyde Warren Park, world-class museums, music venues and dining.