Travel back in time at this retro 1950s house in Texas

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Published Sep 21, 2016  •  Last updated Sep 21, 2016  •  1 minute read
  1. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
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  2. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  3. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  4. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  5. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  6. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  7. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  8. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  9. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  10. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  11. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  12. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  13. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  14. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  15. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  16. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  17. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  18. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  19. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com
  20. Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)
    Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time. (Supplied by WENN.com)Photo by Supplied by WENN.com

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A fan of the 1950s? Your perfect house just came on the market.

Located in northern Dallas, Texas, this retro mid-century home was designed by architect Gordon Nichols in 1954 and hasn't been changed at all by its subsequent owners, meaning the Technicolor textiles, sci-fi shapes and bubble-gum paint colours seen today are all authentic to the time.

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The listing price is US $665,000, though the furniture is not included.

Realtor Ed Murchison says the house "represents the best of Mid-century Modern architect by making such seamless indoor/outdoor living possible; every room opens directly to an exterior living space making the house live so much larger than its 2200 square foot size.“

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