Emily Summers Design Associates

Laura Wilson’s striking grouping of nine American flag photographs forms a puzzle-like composition, featuring flags from different locations and installed in the lobby of the Perot Family Offices.

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Photography: Laura Wilson

In Jackson Hole, the guest house living room embraces sculptural simplicity with a playful edge. Oversized pendant lights float above a vibrant shearling rug, while floor-to-ceiling glass frames the wild landscape beyond.

Photography: Paul Warchol
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In the Dallas Arts District, this playful high-rise corner brings together bold color and a warm, collected sensibility. Cobalt, chartreuse, and oxblood animate the custom millwork, while paintings by Terrell James energize the children’s playroom.

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In Victory Park, indoor-outdoor living is designed for easy daily use and effortless large family gatherings, with landscape design by David Hocker.

Photography: Steve Wrubel
Landscape Architect: David Hocker

Calm, neutral tones and soft, textured details in the primary bedroom of our Dallas penthouse project.

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As warmer days set in, a look back at ESDA’s sunny Bermuda project.

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In a New York primary bedroom, a custom Philippe Anthonioz light fixture hangs above delicate artwork by Teresita Fernández, while the bed was designed by Emily Summers Design Associates.

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Architecture: Alexander Stoltz

A Dallas living room with a Viccarbe Step sofa from Scott + Cooner, Glas Italia coffee tables, and a custom carpet by Emily Summers Design Associates.

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Architecture: Steven Holl, revisited by Max Levy
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Park & Pearl Residence in the Dallas Arts District. A full-floor apartment shaped into an industrial, light-controlled interior with sweeping city views.

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Seated Man by David Bates is quietly illuminated by natural light beneath the stairs

Photography: Stephen Karlisch