The 2025 Kips Bay Dallas Show House marked the sixth anniversary of this premier design event in Texas, a showcase that has inspired the interiors industry year after year since its first-ever New York Show House nearly five decades ago. Back for another year as a proud sponsor of Kips Bay, it's an honor to be included in this celebration of artistry, innovation, and connection. Transforming 2999 Turtle Creek Boulevard for the second year in a row, a host of talented designers came together to reinvent this prestigious Dallas home with a range of imaginative and enchanting installs. Nine of these awe-inspiring exhibits were brought to life with a wide range of Made Goods, Pigeon & Poodle, and Blue Pheasant styles.
Meet the Designer
Tula Summerford
Design by Tula
Grounded in a deep respect for tradition and a strong appreciation for contemporary design, Raleigh-based designer Tula Summerford is always looking to blend the past and the present. Our extensive selection of distinct designs, from grand sculptural elements to small, sleek accents, combined with Tula’s obsessive attention to detail ensures no surface goes unnoticed.
Carrying her love for intricate patterns and statement-worthy silhouettes into her Kips Bay install, “The Emerald Room,” Tula reimagines a women’s lounge into a verdant exploration. Adorned with delicate green details and larger emerald accents, like the Royce side table in green tab shell, Tula seamlessly ties the entire space together. Her vision even extends into the adjoining hallway, where she adds a bit of sculptural intrigue with the Alfred chairs and grounds the avant-garde wallpaper with a pair of Hyde benches.
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Laura Lubin
Ellerslie Interiors
Laura Lubin is the founder and principal designer of Ellerslie Interiors, a nationally recognized, Nashville-based design firm. Guided by an intuitive sense of proportion and an editorial eye for detail, Laura creates environments that are as timeless as they are tailored, and her admiration for the ethos behind Made Goods has made her a inspiring collaborator.
Centered around a Mahjong table, Laura’s Kips Bay install, “Moonlight Pavilion,” is an homage to the game’s Chinese heritage, capitalized with the design elements of Art Deco Shang Hai. Placed among a host of darker, earthy tones, the Brigitte table is the perfect pedestal for Laura’s Mahjong scene, offering bright contrast with its fossilized stone design, as well as a touch of functionality with hidden drink cups. Finishing off the space with warm elements, like the Elliot mirror, and classic pops of color, like the Jarin side table, every wall is a study in Art Deco artistry.
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Joshua Bernard
Joshua Bernard Design
Recognized for his use of rich materials and impressive attention to detail, Joshua Bernard’s designs are rooted in possibility. With nearly a decade of experience in the industry bringing client visions to life, Joshua works closely with a range of artisans and makers to source the perfect statements—a search that led him to Made Goods’ selection of thoughtfully crafted styles.
Drawing inspiration from his winding journey in the industry, Joshua Bernard’s install “The Long View” is a decadent bath and hallway design that champions excellence in every inch. Leaning into the imaginative nature of Kips Bay, Joshua knew the Made Goods showroom would be filled with the statement-making pieces he was searching for, and the trip allowed him to touch and try a wide range of stunning styles as his vision came to life. Equipped with the Burke stool for a luxe, natural addition, as well as small details like the Nara box set, “The Long View” blend a myriad of textures to create a definitively memorable space.
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Paloma Contreras
Paloma Contreras Design
Paloma Contreras is an acclaimed Houston designer with an expansive portfolio that spans the country. Known for her signature modern-meets-traditional style, Paloma’s designs unearth the true essence of each home while maintaining top-tier functionality, making Made Goods and Blue Pheasant go-to resources for the classic and versatile designs.
Defined by natural materials and light, cheery tones, her install “The Morning Garden” is more than a delightful breakfast room. A charming, nature-filled escape, this install beckons intimate moments of elegance across every sun-filled surface with organic textures, like the Zoya flatware from Blue Pheasant, and timeless, European-inspired touches, like Blue Pheasant’s Charlotte glassware. Paloma’s refreshing vision even stretches into an accompanying hallway, accentuated with pops of color like a robin’s egg blue ceiling and eye-catching statements like Made Goods’ Easton mirror.
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Paige Schnell
Tracery Interiors
Paige Schnell, owner and lead designer of Tracery Interiors, brings her signature warmth and artistry to every space she touches. Based in Florida, her studio is rooted in the belief that thoughtful design should honor the places where life’s most meaningful moments unfold. We’re proud to be part of that vision, with Made Goods pieces featured throughout Tracery Interiors’ two beautifully curated retail locations.
“The Lion Queen” is a vibrant and quirky getaway designed for the most distinguished night caps and out-of-this-world soirees. Centered around an eclectic photograph of a woman training a lion, every inch of this install is a study in animal-print perfection, eccentric charm, and opulent statements, like Made Goods’ brass Aldrich console. Continuing into the eggplant hallway, Tracery Interiors balances the richness of this decadent palette with warm, organic-inspired touches, like the Lynette console and Taina cabinet.
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Mark & Mikal Eckström
Studio Eckstrom
Studio Eckstrom, founded by Mark and Mikal Eckstrom, is a Nebraska-based luxury interior design firm celebrated for deeply personal spaces that balance elegance with livability. Inspired by the thoughtful innovation of each carefully crafted Made Goods piece, Mark and Mickal’s unique artistry effortlessly highlights the beauty of our styles.
A nod to their beloved fictional muse, Jack Trotter, Mark and Mikal Eckstrom delivered the delight of the Gilded Age with “Mr. Trotter’s Drawing Room.” Drawing on Trotter’s journey from footman to high-powered business icon, this transportive install blends the tension between two identities to create a masterpiece of immersion. Marrying velvet luxury, playful layers, and a chic blend of blues and browns, every piece in this space adds to the historical fantasy—especially Made Goods’ Audin console, which is, in and of itself, a story of reinvention.
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Samantha Fisher
Samantha Fisher Studio
Inspired by her global travels and equipped with a natural eye for immaculate design, Samantha Fisher is a Dallas-based designer with an emphasis on timeless lines and intriguing materials. Committed to creating exceedingly comfortable spaces, her use of Made Goods pieces to honor her clients’ taste and inspire everlasting interest makes every collaboration truly an honor.
This year, Samantha embraced a distinguished palette and luxurious details to create “Moonlight Passages,” an effortlessly moody install. Building off of the fantastical, woodsy essence of Schumacher’s Brindille wallpaper and anchored with the hand carved, architectural elements of Made Goods’ Archer buffet, this long, narrow passageway is a transcendent gateway to opulence. Layered with distinguished touches, this design even includes a small entry vestibule, elevated with the antiqued elegance of our Benson mirror and natural charm of the Charlotte console.
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Sarah Stacey
Sarah Stacey Interior Design
Sarah Stacey partners with clients in the art of layering, bringing together pieces that feel both classic and refreshingly new. From the first sketch to the final installation, Sarah sees beyond current trends, and it’s a pleasure seeing our timeless styles come to life in new ways with her designs.
Sarah’s install, “The Last Room,” embodies curiosity as an aesthetic. With whimsical undertones complemented with silver, shells, and opulent marble, every inch exudes character. Complete with a range of one-of-a-kind patterns and drenched in dark, distinguished shades, “The Last Room” transports every guest into a dreamland of deeply regal details and textures. While the ornate hell’s mouth fireplace sits at the center of this eccentric space, the Burton James Alternatives sofa brings this install across the finish line, delivering versatility with its English arm and low-profile look.
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Lori Paranjape
Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors
Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors is a luxury, full-service interior design firm led by Lori Paranjape with a reputation for excellence in customer experience—one of many reasons they seamlessly align with Made Goods’ mission. Based in Nashville, Lori Paranjape's projects span North America with installs from coast to coast.
Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors reimagines a traditional men’s restroom with playful pops of color in “Jaded FlamBOYance.” Against the backdrop of swan-inspired wallpaper and a myriad of distinct lighting styles, like a massive Art Deco-esque chandelier, Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors dazzles with a blend of modern accents, like Made goods’ Milton tray in faux tortoise, and traditional touches, like Pigeon & Poodle’s Agra bell. Carrying vibrant details and hints of modernity into the adjacent gallery hall, drenched in emerald perfection, the space is delightfully defined by charming statements that add a sort of je ne sais quoi, like Made Goods’ Kempsey structure.
