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Celebrate The Opening Of Kips Bay Dallas 2026 By Revisiting These 3 Stunning Dallas Homes

Author: Clemence Sfadj / November 13, 2026
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The 2026 Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse Dallas opens to the public tomorrow. To celebrate, we’re keeping the excitement for Texas design alive by rediscovering these three LUXE-featured Dallas homes. Full of style and original ideas while maximizing livability, they perfectly capture the creativity and energy of the Texas design scene. Read on to be transported to the Lone Star state.

A Gracious Family Home Designed To Be A Stylish Backdrop For Cherished Memories

This young family’s vision was to create a refined home that would invite the making of long-cherished memories. Together, architect Christy Goode Blumenfeld and designers Emily Mooney and Cary Ray brought to life a home that boasts refined bones, soulful details and interiors perfect for welcoming loved ones. “It’s become this beautiful backdrop for the things in our life that really matter,” the wife shares.

exterior of a beach house with palm trees lining the walkway to the front door
Photo: Stephen Karlisch

An Elegant Home That Embraces Its 1980s Roots With A Nostalgic Approach—And Not An Ounce Of Kitsch Or Cliché

It’s not every day one is tapped to redesign the interiors of a 1980s home with Postmodern architecture. Designer Jen Talbot and her clients opted for a nostalgic approach that embraced the original structure’s vast expanses of glass, while steering clear or any design clichés. The result is an elevated home that celebrates its roots and boasts unique personality.

brown bedroom seating area with a 1960s mother-of-pearl petal chandelier
Photo: Stephen Karlisch

A Chic Home Where Organic Aesthetics And Bright Colors Live Together In Harmony

For a family of seven, this Dallas abode had to be hyper functional but also layered and full of joyful, unexpected moments. “The home is rooted in family and designed so that no one worries about things like baseball cleats running through the house,” says designer Angeline Guido Hall. “But we also wanted walking through this house to be a journey—and not a predictable one.”  Mission accomplished.

Contemporary living room with neutral tones, featuring a green marble coffee table, plush sofa, woven pendant lights, art, and large floral arrangement.
Photo: Stephen Karlisch
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