project:    Hollywood Heights Renovation
LOCATION:    Dallas, Texas
PROJECT SCOPE:    Renovation & Furnishings
COLLABORATORS:    cody ulrich    PHOTOGRAPHER    eddie maestri    architect
project:
Hollywood Heights Renovation
LOCATION:
Dallas, Texas
PROJECT SCOPE:
Renovation & Furnishings
COLLABORATORS:
cody ulrich    PHOTOGRAPHER
eddie maestri    architect
Just as they do with their clients’ projects, the Pulp duo bring their personal visions to life in their own homes. Carolina Gentry’s renovated house was originally her husband’s family home – a 1950s ranch that was built by his grandparents. Located in an amazing Dallas conservation district, Carolina and the Pulp team worked for three years to renovate the house and execute her and her husband’s ideas for their ‘new’ family home. The result is a more open and livable floorplan, perfect for entertaining, with a gourmet kitchen, a sunken living room, a library/TV room, and fabulous outdoor spaces.
Living room with wood ceiling beams, pale sofa and a fireplace beneath a round mirror in Dallas.

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An indoor/outdoor fireplace in the living room connects to the outdoor porch.

Mustard lounge chairs and dark coffee table beneath a collection of framed artwork in Dallas.

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An indoor/outdoor fireplace in the living room connects to the outdoor porch.

 
Kitchen with white cabinetry, dark island and wood stools beneath glass globe pendants in Dallas.

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It was key to Carolina and her husband that the kitchen should be the largest space. Since they had lived in a loft for many years, the open concept was really important to them.

 

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It was key to Carolina and her husband that the kitchen should be the largest space. Since they had lived in a loft for many years, the open concept was really important to them.

 
Dining room with dark upholstered chairs, large abstract artwork and starburst chandelier in Dallas.
Dining room sideboard beneath bold abstract art beside a set dining table in Dallas.
Dining room with dark built-in cabinetry, wood flooring and contemporary artwork in Dallas.
 
Blue study with leather loveseat, collected artwork and geometric brass pendant in Dallas.

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This was a guest bedroom, but Carolina turned it into a multi-purpose space that serves as both a library/office and a TV room. She also made it extra cozy with a dark Outer Space paint color from Sherwin-Williams.

Leather study loveseat beside a patterned window shade and dark side table in Dallas.

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This was a guest bedroom, but Carolina turned it into a multi-purpose space that serves as both a library/office and a TV room. She also made it extra cozy with a dark Outer Space paint color from Sherwin-Williams.

 
Wood credenza beneath an eclectic gallery of framed art on a blue wall in Dallas.
Wood credenza styled with books, ceramics and small sculptural objects in Dallas.
 
Bedroom with pale upholstered bed, curved bench and patterned chairs beside tall windows in Dallas.

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This is Carolina’s oasis from the world. She wanted to bring nature indoors, so she had custom tall windows installed that let in both the light and the greenery just outside.

 

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This is Carolina’s oasis from the world. She wanted to bring nature indoors, so she had custom tall windows installed that let in both the light and the greenery just outside.

 
Bedroom with pale upholstered bed, curved bench and sculptural ceiling pendant in Dallas.
Bathroom with dark vanity, stone countertop and patterned rug in Dallas.
 
Pair of patterned bedroom chairs beside tall windows and a sculptural metal side table in Dallas.
 
Wood bedside chest with sculptural white lamp and framed artwork in Dallas.
Wood chest beneath a landscape image displayed on a wall-mounted screen in Dallas.
 
Bedroom with gray walls, layered patterned pillows and round mirror above the bed in Dallas.
Bathroom with dark walls, oval wood mirror, pale vanity and geometric floor tile in Dallas.