Historic Name/Owner:	Tom Ferris
		Architect | Builder:	Hal Thomson
		Year:	1922
		Style:	Italian Renaissance
		Areas of Significance:	Art, Architecture
		City:	Highland Park

The Tom Ferris home is located in old Highland Park and was designed and built by renowned architect Hal Thomson in 1922. Thomson turned to swiss master carver Peter Mansbendel to create the ornate carved millwork and niche doors. Featured in Architectural Digest magazine, this stately mansion is built in an L-shaped design, allowing the first floors rooms to open up to the rear terrace and garden.

Dmagazine article May 2008

New Front Elevation	Orginal Front Elevation
Front Door	Pocket Doors
Side Yard	Pool
Entry Hall	Overdoor Corbel
Leaded Glass on stairwell	Entry closet doors
Parlor cabinet door	Parlor doors
Capital	Capital
Acanthus Swirl	Corbel
Overdoor Detail	Overdoor Detail
Overdoor Detail	Overdoor Detail
Library	Billard
Wine Cellar	Corner detail
Cast stone by Mansbendel?	Cast stone by Mansbendel?
Hallway	Lower Patio