Step into a piece of Fort Worth history at the iconic Ridglea Condominiums, built by Arlie Clayton Luther and styled by 1940s film star and designer William Haines. Known for blending timeless elegance with livable design, Haines’ vision shines in this second-floor residence. Teak parquet floors anchor the main living areas, with original hardwoods beneath the bedroom carpets. The living room features built-in bookcases, a paneled wet bar, and custom Pacific cloth-lined drawers. Pocket doors discreetly separate the kitchen, which offers a marble pastry counter, stainless workspace, and a Pacific cloth-lined pantry. Grasscloth walls have been updated with a calming paint palette, while generous windows frame treetop views. The primary suite includes a whimsical pink-tiled bath and green floral-accented closet doors hiding a private entrance. The guest suite has its own vintage gray-tiled bath and abundant built-ins. Three entrances—including a hidden one and shared back hall with laundry and elevator access—offer rare flexibility. A unique blend of Old Hollywood glamour and Fort Worth charm.