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Dwell With Dignity’s 10th Anniversary Thrift Studio Lineup is Worth Celebrating

The nonprofit's annual, shoppable event will bring together big names in the Dallas design world.
By Lana Wynn |
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The designer cast for Dwell with Dignity’s annual fundraiser, Thrift Studio, has been announced, and it’s a good one. From April 5 to May 4, Dwell With Dignity’s 30-day pop-up will feature gorgeous, shoppable vignettes by the designers listed below, along with works from 34 talented artists.

Judy Aldridge

The owner and creator of Atlantis Home is known for her vibrant, Boho-inspired style. See her work showcased on her design blog, Instagram, and her online shop, where customers can purchase hand-woven textiles and sterling silver jewelry.

Teaming up with: Genesis Thrift Store

 

Brant McFarlain

The owner of R Brant Design offers a clean, elegant aesthetic for high-end residential projects (like this Stoneleigh residence featured in a 2017 issue of D Home), corporate clientele, and national hospitality chains.

 

Peters Cates Design

Bill Cates and Russ Peters’ Oak Cliff home was featured in our most recent holiday issue.

Peters and Cates specialize in creating tailor-made spaces for clients, whether its a charming Oak Cliff bungalow or a prestigious Preston Hollow estate.

Teaming up with: Peacock Alley

 

Alice Cottrell and Russell Brightwell

The TCU graduate got her start designing hotel interiors in New York City, and launched her eponymous firm in Dallas 30 years ago. Brightwell got his start in advertising (he spent 30 years as a creative executive in London, New York, and Houston), but decided to move to Dallas in 2017 to share his passion for collecting. Shoppers can make appointments to visit his Fair Park loft to discover a treasure trove of  out-of-production, contemporary design objects, and vintage ceramics, as well as rare fashion, art, and design books.

Maestri Studio

Maestri’s boutique design firm in Exposition Park (which expanded to encompass an art gallery last summer) is known for its scrupulous detail in full-service architecture and interior design.

Teaming up with: Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams

 

Holly Hickey Moore

photo by Michael Partenio

After years living in Vermont, the Boerne, Texas native moved to Dallas to open her design firm, where she offers a more playful approach (bright colors and patterns abound in her work) to high-end projects.

Teaming up with: RJones + Supply

 

Pulp Design Studios

Pulp Design Studios’ work on a Highland Park home was featured in our Jan/Feb 2016 issue.

The interior design firm, founded by Beth Dotolo and Carolina Gentry, is known for its personalization and “Splendid Living” approach, which ensures livability in addition to beauty.

Teaming up with: S. Harris

 

Harbinger Designs

Owned by Dallas-based decorator Alison Gross Dale, Harbinger Designs creates custom, timeless furniture and sources unique finds for clients.

Teaming up with: Casita

 

If you want to be first in line to see what’s in store this spring, lifestyle expert Kimberly Schlegel Whitman will be hosting a Preview Party on Thursday, April 4 (tickets will be available here on February 19). 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit Dwell with Dignity’s mission to help families escape poverty and homelessness through design.

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