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Peacock Alley’s new Grange hand towel tells it like it is: “Wash Your Hands.” The local family-run luxury bedding manufacturer is reminding us to keep safe during the pandemic with plush embroidered hand towels, embroidered with ̶…
Read MoreArmed with sewing machines and fabric, refugee artisans in Dallas are giving back during the COVID-19 crisis by making masks for frontline hospital workers in need. The women are all former Gaia employees, a homegrown artisan brand that shuttered last …
Read MoreVenny Etienne’s phone is blowing up. “I’ve had three text messages and a phone call just now. It’s going crazy in terms of response,” says Etienne, a Dallas fashion designer whose ready-to-wear company, Levenity, is produc…
Read MoreIn 2017, Jennifer Klos gave a talk at Heritage Auctions about the country houses of England. In less capable hands, a discussion on centuries-old interiors might creak with age and reek of musty history. But Klos, a 39-year-old art consultant in Dallas…
Read MoreIn 2014, more than a decade after Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion shuttered their legendary antiques showroom on Maple Avenue, a private jet landed at Love Field. A man disembarked, four assistants in tow, and with untold billions of Chinese yuan in …
Read MoreA breath of fresh air is what we all need right now. This new collaboration between Erdem and de Gournay provides just that, with a collection of wallpapers and fashion in prints depicting nature in full bloom. London fashion designer Erdem, known for …
Read MoreOn Monday, Dallas designer Jean Liu will turn her Michigan-based outdoor furniture company, Woodard, into a manufacturer of surgical masks, churning out thousands of desperately needed masks free of charge for those on the front lines of the COVID-19 e…
Read MoreWith Judy Aldridge, thrifting is an art form. Just look at her Instagram page — she has around 83,000 followers — packed with shots of her bohemian interiors, bargain finds, and inspirations. Her loyal fan base goes back to 2008, when she founded her i…
Read MoreJudy Aldridge’s knack for discovering vintage gems began in the 1990s, when she was in her 20s. “I found a pair of chrome Curtis Jere lamps for $120 at a secondhand shop,” Aldridge tells PaperCity. “I brought them home, and my husband Bryan thought the…
Read MoreBradley Agather and Coley Means were just two months away from their wedding day in 2013 when the starter house of their dreams came onto the market. The timing couldn’t have been more perfect — or more stressful — for Agather, a professional gifter an…
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