My Favorite Places to Shop in Dallas for Design Inspiration

There’s no shortage of beautiful places to shop in Dallas, especially if you’re on the hunt for design inspiration. Whether I’m sourcing for a client or simply feeding my creative soul, these are the spots I return to time and time again. From elevated textiles to dreamy floral installations, here are my five favorite destinations when I need a dose of style and beauty.

1. Anyon Atelier

Located in the heart of the Dallas Design District, Anyon is a jewel box of curated design. Their pieces feel both current and timeless—elevated, but never overdone. I love their layered vignettes and the mix of sculptural, one-of-a-kind pieces with refined finishes. It’s a space that reminds me how powerful thoughtful, restrained design can be.

2. Caitlin Wilson

Caitlin’s showroom in Knox is like stepping into a perfectly polished, soft-hued dream. Her signature mix of playful pattern, classic silhouettes, and feminine color palettes never fails to lift my mood. I especially love stopping in to see her latest rug and textile designs—every visit sparks fresh ideas.

3. Blue Print

Housed in a 1920s-era home on Fairmount Street, Blue Print is design heaven. The rooms are styled like a real house, so it’s easy to envision pieces in your own space. Their art collection is always inspiring, and I love their mix of antiques, lighting, and textiles. It’s the kind of place where every corner holds a surprise.

4. Peacock Alley

For anyone who believes bedding can (and should) be luxurious, Peacock Alley is a must. Their linens strike the perfect balance between tailored and indulgent. I often bring clients here when we’re selecting final details for a primary bedroom or guest retreat—it’s the kind of finishing touch that makes a room feel complete.

5. Avant Garden

While not a home store per se, Avant Garden is a constant source of visual inspiration for me. Their floral arrangements are architectural, artistic, and wildly romantic. I love stopping in before an install or photoshoot—nothing finishes a space quite like fresh, thoughtfully composed blooms.

Absolutely—here’s a list of other elevated, design-forward shops in Dallas that offer inspiration similar to Anyon, Caitlin Wilson, Blue Print, Peacock Alley, and Avant Garden. These range from home furnishings to antiques, textiles, lighting, and floral artistry:

Here are some other favorites worth checking out!

Furniture & Decor

  • Grange Hall – Dark, moody, and utterly unique. Think curiosities, high-end décor, and the most dramatic floral arrangements in the city. It’s like a design lover’s cabinet of wonders.

  • Arteriors – Chic lighting, accessories, and furniture with a bold, sculptural edge. Their Dallas showroom always has beautifully styled moments.

  • Nickey Kehoe at The Conservatory – A beautiful collection of home goods, kitchenware, and textiles by LA-based design duo Nickey Kehoe, inside Highland Park Village’s luxury concept shop.

  • Folio – Sophisticated, minimal furnishings with a Euro-chic feel. Great for pieces that feel tailored and quietly luxe.

  • Restoration Hardware Gallery – While a larger chain, the Knox Street flagship feels like a museum. The garden terrace and styled interiors are great for layout and palette inspiration.

Antiques & Vintage

  • LuluBelle’s Antiques – A charming mix of French, English, and American antiques. Great for statement casegoods or unique accents.

  • Again & Again – Bold vintage finds, many refurbished with updated fabrics and finishes. Always fun for a pop of personality.

  • Scout Design Studio – High-end vintage and custom furniture with serious personality. Their pieces are bold, playful, and great for styling.

Textiles & Accessories

  • Ellouise Abbott Showroom – To the trade, but stunning if you ever get the chance to source there. Beautiful fabrics, trims, and wallpaper.

  • James Showroom – Another designer showroom, known for its serene palette and curated fabric, wallpaper, and furniture lines.

  • Kisabeth Furniture – Local, handmade furniture with timeless silhouettes. They also do beautiful custom upholstery.

Florals & Styling

  • Bows and Arrows – Floral artistry with a fashion-forward edge. Great for editorial shoots and unique arrangements.

  • Maison de Papier – A newer gem for elevated candles, tableware, and curated home goods. Think Parisian apartment meets Dallas sophistication.

Whether you’re refreshing a corner of your home or designing from the ground up, these Dallas gems are full of creativity, beauty, and heart. Let me know your favorite places to shop for inspiration—I'm always looking to discover something new.

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