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Highland Park Bachelor Pad

Highland Park Bachelor Pad - Luxury bachelor pad in the heart of Highland Park overlooking the Dallas Country Club. The mid century modern Oblesby was designed and built by architect James Wiley and turn-key furnished by Jessica Koltun Design. Eclectic with a mix of classic furniture with rustic, masculine elements. More photos and information at www.jkoltun.com Photography by Shawn Jolly Photography

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