The 2026 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas returns for its 7th year, inviting 22 of the country’s leading designers and architects to transform the residence at 2999 Turtle Creek Boulevard into a showcase of bold ideas, exceptional craftsmanship and unexpected spaces. Set along one of Dallas’s most iconic boulevards, the approximately 25,000-square-foot French Renaissance estate returns with a fresh identity and more to explore.
For 2026, Kips Bay has opened additional areas of the property to designers and visitors, expanding the experience beyond familiar rooms. From intimate escapes and sophisticated entertaining spaces to the Show House’s first-ever home gym, this year’s spaces explore the full rhythm of life at home. Each reflects its designer’s distinct point of view, inviting visitors to discover ideas they can bring into their own homes.
“Welcoming Kips Bay back to 2999 Turtle Creek for a third and final year completes a full demonstration of what design can do to imagine spaces,” says Vipin Nambiar, Founder and CEO of HN Capital Partners. “Each year, the designers revealed new possibilities within the same house, bringing fresh perspective to its architecture and history. Seeing that creativity come to life is important for the continued evolution of Dallas as a design destination and as a city. Great cities need great design and art, and this collaboration with Kips Bay adds to that dialogue and inspiration here, while supporting a great cause.”
Every visit also serves a purpose beyond design. Proceeds from the 2026 event benefit the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, which provides educational, enrichment, and developmental programs to thousands of young people, as well as Dallas-based nonprofits Dwell with Dignity and The Crystal Charity Ball. Since its inception nearly five decades ago, the Kips Bay Decorator Show House has raised more than $35 million to support Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.
The Show House is open to the public November 14 through December 6, 2026, with tickets available for purchase here.
Take a look at this year’s designs below:
Amy Switzer Design | The Last Light
Betsy Wentz Interior Design | BOOKED
City Hill Design | THE OBSERVATORY
Coco & Dash Interiors | The Morning Room
Dana Wiseman Design | The Matched Pair
Fonde Interiors | The Withdrawing Room
Helen Bergin Interiors + Lichten Architects | THE BACCHANAL
J. Bienvenu Interiors | After the Hunt
Jede Interiors | Rose Chambre
Kymberlyn Lacy Interiors | Sirocco | Becoming I and Becoming II | Optique
Layered Dimensions Interior Design | The Collectors’ Composition
Lumi Interiors | Julia’s Private Escape
Nuance Interiors | The Afterglow
Peters-Cates Design | Portrait of a Bath
Platinum Gym Design | Tanren
Rivington Marx Interiors | The Nile Nocturne
Rottet Studio | The Katy — Dallas in Motion
Stephenson House | Rose des Vents
Photography by Nick Johnson.
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