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Reason #271 for hiring a great stylist. This scene was literally empty when we started this shot. @jennyoconnorstudio shows how it’s done. When you have 20 areas like this to cover on a shoot and they all need a special touch, with that perfect

Thrilled to see this project grace the cover of the new Dallas Luxe magazine. Designer @chadcalebdorsey got to show off all his skills in this house. I’ll be sharing more to come but this was our first shot of the shoot and one of my favorite s

Congratulations to @madisontaylorstewart of @bradshaw_designs for the digital feature in @housebeautiful !
Here are a few images from the feature. Please see their site for a lot more!
Styling by @melanie.mckinley.stylist
Photography: Stephen Karlis

Remembering a star today. @tracizeller was a one of a kind southern designer who was always fun and a joy to work with. I have always loved this portrait of her from the first Kips Bay Dallas house, when I saw her in that yellow dress I knew it would

Le branch. Scene from @allison.crawford in Paris. Her apartment is the perfect backdrop to showcase her design treasures perfectly sourced during her many excursions to the French underground design world. If you have ever wanted to learn where the P

Guest bath goals. @kyleknightdesign took this one all the way there. You should see the primary bath.