Where Modernist purity meets serene urban living.

Step into one of Dallas’s most celebrated architectural residences — Casa di Luce — a luminous work of modern design by legendary architect Lionel Morrison, whose imprint on Dallas includes the Dallas Museum of Art and NorthPark Center. Thoughtfully conceived and impeccably realized in 2014, this rare courtyard home embodies a refined minimalism that feels both elemental and deeply soulful.

Arranged around a private central courtyard and pool, the residence transforms an irregular urban lot into an intimate sanctuary of light and space. A quiet façade of Roman travertine and hard-troweled stucco envelopes the expansive interior, where seamless glass walls dissolve boundaries and invite nature into everyday life.

Inside, the heart of the home unfolds in a luminous open plan — a bespoke designer kitchen with Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances and sleek marble surfaces flows naturally into the living and dining spaces, each oriented toward the courtyard oasis. Natural materials such as concrete, marble, and rich wood create a serene yet tactile palette that underscores the home’s gallery-like purity.

The principal suite and guest accommodations are thoughtfully placed for privacy and comfort, with walls of glass and generous natural light that echo the home’s name — House of Light. Additional highlights include a flexible upstairs media/office space, automated Lutron shades, trimless LED lighting, geothermal HVAC, and a three-car garage.

Perched in the coveted Turtle Creek/Avondale corridor, Casa di Luce stands as one of Dallas’s most refined modern homes: a quiet statement in pure form, thoughtful function, and architectural distinction — perfect for the art lover, entertainer, and connoisseur of design