For the past few weeks we’ve been sharing the concept images for a new project we’re working on in Dallas, and now we’re on to the next phase: scheming! We’re starting with the entry and living room, two spaces that set the tone for how the house feels day to day and when guests arrive. Our goal is to create calm and functional rooms, without sacrificing personality.

Entry

Both rooms are grounded in a soft white backdrop that keeps the spaces bright and open. In the entry, a deep green accent wall adds contrast and depth, helping define the space while still feeling quiet and composed. A mix of warm wood, clean-lined storage, and layered lighting keeps the entry practical, uncluttered, and welcoming.

Clockwise from Top Left: Hovia Float Wallpaper, Etsy Mid Century Modern Sputnik Chandelier, Arhaus Ghiaccio Sconce in Green, Hernest Sabina 48″ Ash Wood Shoe Storage in Natural Ash Wood, Room&Board Collins Bench in Sumner Fern/Brick, Benjamin Moore Alligator Alley

Living Room

The living room builds on the same palette with earthy neutrals, natural materials, and furniture that balances comfort with clean forms. Pieces are selected to support everyday use, while still being capable of accommodating larger gatherings when needed. Art and accent details introduce color and play without overwhelming the room, reinforcing the clients’ preference for restraint with moments of surprise.

Clockwise from Top Left: Meso Goods RAÍCES 4 by Kreyé, OVSKA
Sunshine and Flowers, Rivers and Rushing Winds IV available from Tappan, The Muir Sectional from Maiden Home, Four Hands Kika End Table in Smooth Red Concrete, Four Hands Caya End Table in Caramel Burl, Blu Dot Acre Lounge Chair, The Citizenry Agata Pillow, Four Hands Corbett Coffee Table in Creamy Taupe Marble, Caracole Head To Head Daybed, Etsy Cowboy Abstract Oil Painting

Together, these spaces are intentionally pared back, but highly functional. Stay tuned as we share more behind-the-scenes peeks at this Dallas project in the coming weeks!