Sneek Peak at Dallas Market Center

Park Hill Collection

This past weekend, I had the great pleasure of attending The Home and Gift Show at Dallas Market Center as a blogger with market’s Sneak Peek program. I have attended market many times, but this trip was the most fun I have ever had. Meredith Hite, VP of Corporate Communications, and her brother, Chris, treated the blogging guests like royalty. We enjoyed a cocktail reception on Friday night with HGTV John Gidding of Curb Appeal. John is as charming as he is handsome.

On Saturday morning we were served a lovely breakfast at Dallas Design Supply and a presentation by Dwell with Dignity. We then made the rounds to several showrooms. Here are some of the great treasures I saw.

 

Marshall Clements

The sofa pictured above is from the Marshall Clements showroom. They import absolutely stunning antique pieces from Europe.

 

In Detail

I love this vignette in the In Detail showroom. I thought ecclectic shelving below was extremely eye catching.

arranged book shelf

 

In the photo below is a beutiful chest by Studio A. The chest is wrapped in linen and  then a technique using gesso is applied. It has such a very delicate texture.

chest by Studio A

 

These are just a sampling of all the fabulous things from Marshall Clements, The Mix, In Detail, Park Hill Collection, Sudio A, Lady Primrose, Swarovski, Peacock Alley, and Currey and Company. We ended our action packed day with cocktails at Currey and Company.  DMC gave each of the bloggers a swag bag chocked full of fabulous goodies from the showrooms listed above. Many thanks to Dallas Market Center for treating me to a fabulous weekend.

 

 

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Leslie About Leslie

Leslie Wood is the founding editor of Hadley Court. Leslie received her undergraduate degree in business. She worked briefly in banking and returned to school to earn her master’s degree in business. Upon graduation, she moved to Washington D.C. to work on a Presidential campaign and received a Presidential appointment to a position in International Trade. At the end of the administration, Leslie returned to her hometown and joined the family oil and gas business. Now that her children are grown, she has returned to school to pursue a lifelong passion to earn a degree in interior design. Leslie also works as an associate for Chancellor Interiors.

Comments

  1. Not only are the “treasures” stunning, but the photography (especially the vignette at In Detail) for this post is excellent!

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