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Plano’s Luxury Holiday Warehouse Is Selling Out Its Entire Store in a Monthlong Mega Sale
But, even though it’s liquidating everything, the beloved decorations wonderland isn’t going out of business.
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Hot Property: An Architectural Gem You’ve Probably Driven By But Didn’t Know Was There
It's hidden in plain sight.
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Plano’s Luxury Holiday Warehouse Is Selling Out Its Entire Store in a Monthlong Mega Sale
But, even though it’s liquidating everything, the beloved decorations wonderland isn’t going out of business.
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Retail Roundup: Galleria Dallas’ Coup D’Etat
Plus: Renovations, second locations, and jewelry stores, oh my.
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4 New & Improved Local Decor Showrooms
Banana Republic's new home furnishings line, Frontgate's big move, and more.
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Shop for a Worthy Cause at Highland Park Village
Visit the Village to take advantage of the Partners Card discount with brands that rarely go on sale.
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Retail Roundup: Ear Piercing and Hunting Gear Are Trending in Dallas
Plus, new collections, collections on tour, and Día de los Muertos.
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In Its New Permanent Location, Thrift Studio Is Now Open
We chatted with one of the designers of the annual home furnishings pop-up shop, which benefits Dwell With Dignity.
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Retail Roundup: A Sprawling New Irving Nursery with Everything Your Garden Could Need
Plus, a new floral subscription service, Liz Lambert’s new textile collection, and more.
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3 Eclectic Picnic Spreads You’ll Love This Summer
Our recipe for a proper picnic: pretty serveware, fresh food, and some analog entertainment.
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A Look Inside Thrift Studio’s New Studio
After years of bouncing around in temporary spaces, Dwell With Dignity’s annual pop-up shop finally has a permanent location in the Dallas Design District.
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Ettiene Market to Change Owners, Name on May 1
Eight years after launching her eponymous kitchen and home goods shop, Coryanne Ettiene is selling her business to longtime friend Heather Lowry, who’s changing the store’s name to The Standard.