Wood and tile details trim the spaces throughout much of this Northwest Houston home, starting with the large wooden arch positioned next to the front door between the living and dining rooms. Sold in 2007 for $121k, the 4 bedroom and 3 1/2 bath home went on the market last April at $320k; the 3,522-sq.ft. house was pulled in late October at $300k, and was relisted for the same amount in early November.  The 9,000-sq.-ft. lot, which abuts the White Oak Bayou Greenway trail, also includes a workshop and a small aviary.

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A pair of stately lions frame a path to the door, though the sidewalk itself curves to meet the driveway:

Just past the door, the carved wooden arch stands guard at the edge of the sunken living room, ringed in melon-colored accent tile:

Carved wooden details and tile floors carry through to the eat-in kitchen:

More cantaloupe accent tile rings the family room and surrounds the fireplace:

Up the stairs, a double arch frames the view down into the living room below:

Upstairs, visitors are greeted by another living area, trimmed with dark crown molding:

The master suite’s walls and vaulted ceiling incorporate the same green and white paint as the living areas downstairs:

Meanwhile, the dark crown molding and melon-colored tile pick up again in the master bathroom:

White crown molding and dark walls in the other bedroom provide a departure from the color scheme of the rest of the house:

In the backyard, a standalone workshop next to the garage provides space for projects and activities:

Adjacent to the workshop, a wood-frame aviary faces into the backyard toward the house:

• 6118 Oak Pass Dr.

Photos: HAR