The Kips Bay Decorator Show House returns to the iconic estate at 2999 Turtle Creek Blvd. for the third and last time on Nov. 14.
The event benefiting multiple non-profits, including Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, Dwell with Dignity, and the Crystal Charity Ball, has become one of Dallas’ most anticipated design showcases since it debuted in 2020.
The 25,000-square-foot Turtle Creek mansion maintained by HN Capital Partners has become a defining backdrop for the Dallas Show House. Set within this striking French Renaissance-style property, the Fall 2026 edition promises a reimagined experience with new designers, fresh perspectives, and previously unseen spaces of this sprawling residence.
“This third and final year hosting the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas holds particular significance for us,” said Vipin Nambiar, founder and managing partner of HN Capital Partners. “Our ties to the Dallas Design District are longstanding and deep, and it has been a genuine privilege to welcome the designers and patrons who give this community its vitality. Watching the property reimagined each year has been a pleasure, but what we have valued most is the opportunity to engage with and champion the exceptional design community that has embraced Dallas and the Show House. We look forward to marking this final chapter in fitting fashion.”
An extension of the legendary New York showcase, this experience brings together visionary architects and interior designers to transform top luxury residences.
Last year’s spaces were brought to life by 26 acclaimed designers, including local studios such as Doniphan Moore Interiors, Joshua Bernard Design, and Yates Desygn. Each participant showcases their distinct style in a designated area, creating a collection of unique experiences driven by cutting-edge design.
“We’re thrilled to bring the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas back to Turtle Creek,” said James Druckman, President of the Board of Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club. “One of the most exciting things about the Show House is seeing how each year’s designers completely transform the property, bringing their own perspectives and creativity to the spaces. We can’t wait to see how this year’s talented group reimagines the house, and to welcome visitors back to experience it for themselves.”
Ahead of the public opening, The Kips Bay Decorator’s Show House will host its President’s Dinner on Nov. 12 at Brook Hollow Golf Club. There, guests will get a first look at the year’s most anticipated installations while benefiting local causes and exploring the latest in luxury design.
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