November 9–13, 2026 | Dallas, Texas
Dallas is about to become the center of the design conversation.
Texas Design Week Dallas returns November 9–13, bringing together some of the most influential names in interior design, architecture, publishing, and the decorative arts for five days of inspiring conversations, exclusive events, book signings, and showroom experiences.
Proudly sponsored by the Dallas Design District and HN Capital, this year's event celebrates the creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation that continue to shape Dallas as a leading destination for design.
With an exciting lineup of events hosted throughout the Dallas Design District's renowned showrooms and creative spaces, the week offers an opportunity to connect with industry leaders, discover new perspectives, and experience the neighborhood's thriving design community firsthand.
From internationally acclaimed designers to the creative voices shaping what's next, here's your guide to Texas Design Week Dallas 2026.
Monday, November 9: A Celebration of Craft & Creativity
The week begins with conversations exploring the art of interiors, craftsmanship, and the creative process.
Coffee & Breakfast at Maman Bakery
9–11 AM | Maman Bakery at The Seam, 1444 Oak Lawn Avenue
Start the week with coffee, pastries, and breakfast at Maman's new location at The Seam. The French-inspired bakery sets the scene for a morning of connection before the week's design programming begins.
The Importance of Decorative Arts & Craft in Interior Design
11 AM–1 PM | Made Goods, 1518 Slocum Street
Join Pulp Design Studios' Carolina V. Gentry and Beth Dotolo, Russell Pinch, Sara Story, Christopher Farr, and Douglas Wright for a discussion celebrating craftsmanship and the decorative arts. Morning mimosas, book signings, and inspiring conversation make this an event worth adding to your calendar.
An Afternoon with Young Huh
1–3 PM | Visual Comfort & Co., 4438 McKinney Avenue
Known for her sophisticated use of color, pattern, and architectural detail, acclaimed New York designer Young Huh takes the spotlight for an afternoon salon talk and book signing accompanied by wine.
Historical Precedent & Craftsmanship
3–5 PM | Sherle Wagner, 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Dallas Design Center
Explore the enduring influence of classical architecture and craftsmanship with Damian Samora, Cathy Kincaid, Doniphan Moore, and Greg Palmer, moderated by Chesie Breen. The afternoon includes a panel discussion and book signings.
Cocktails & Conversation with Benjamin Reynaert
5–7 PM | KD Biel, 1316 Slocum Street
Close out the first day with cocktails and a conversation with stylist, author, and newly appointed U.S. editor of Design Anthology UK, Benjamin Reynaert. He'll discuss his editorial career and sign copies of his new book, The Layered Home.
Tuesday, November 10: The Art of Good Taste
Tuesday brings a lineup of design icons, celebrated editors, and conversations exploring everything from developing a discerning eye to creating unforgettable interiors.
Good Taste Doesn't Happen Overnight
9–11 AM | Vispring, 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 610
What does it take to develop a great eye for design? Join Javier Burkle, Philip Thomas Vanderford, Dan Houchard, Erin Sander, and Bryan Yates, moderated by Lloyd Princeton, for a conversation about cultivating taste, understanding design history, and finding inspiration.
Noontime Wine, Salon Talk & Book Signing with Phillip Jeffries
11 AM–1 PM | Level Two Events, 1250 Slocum Street, Suite 758
Celebrate the artistry of wallcoverings with Phillip Jeffries founder Eric Bershad, who will sign the company's first book, Phillip Jeffries, Walls: Designing One Wall at a Time. Enjoy noontime wine and a salon conversation about the heritage brand's creative legacy.
Miles Redd in Conversation with Dara Caponigro
1–3 PM | Schumacher, 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 300
Two of design's most recognizable voices come together for an afternoon at Schumacher. Frederic editor-in-chief Dara Caponigro sits down with celebrated designer Miles Redd for a conversation followed by book signings, including Redd's The Big Book of Chic and Caponigro's Glorious Gardens.
A Conversation with Design Legend Kit Kemp
3–5 PM | J Williams Fine Art, 162 Leslie Street
Step inside the colorful, imaginative world of British designer Kit Kemp, founder of Kit Kemp Design Studio and creative force behind Firmdale Hotels. Moderated by Galerie editor-in-chief Jacqueline Terrebonne, the afternoon includes a salon talk and signing of Kemp's new book, Kit Kemp: Design Stories.
Dan Fink & Sean Anderson at Armadillo
5–7 PM | Armadillo, 1327 Dragon Street
Join designers Dan Fink and Sean Anderson for an evening of wine, book signings, and conversation moderated by Anthony Barzilay Freund. Discover two distinct perspectives on creating thoughtful, deeply personal interiors.
An Exclusive Look at The Knox Hotel
7–8 PM | VIP Ticket Holders
VIP guests are invited for cocktails and a special preview of The Knox Hotel, Auberge Collection, designed by internationally acclaimed designer Martin Brudnizki.
Wednesday, November 11: Behind the Design
From the pages of Architectural Digest to the creative minds behind some of the world's most captivating interiors, Wednesday offers a closer look at the people and processes that bring great design to life.
The Dream Team: Designer, Photographer & Stylist
9–11 AM | Baker McGuire, 1250 Slocum Street, Suite 790
Go behind the scenes of the design world's most beautiful imagery with designer Elizabeth Lawrence, renowned photographer Simon Upton, and stylist and editor Benjamin Reynaert. The morning includes a panel discussion and book signings.
David Netto Presents Woodard Weave
10 AM–5 PM | Wells Abbott, 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 749
Visit Wells Abbott as designer and author David Netto introduces Woodard Weave, the heritage American rug company he acquired to preserve its tradition of craftsmanship. Stop by throughout the day to discover the collection.
Nathan Turner & Annie Meyers-Shyer at Thibaut
10:30 AM–12:30 PM | Thibaut, 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 200
Design, entertaining, and the art of creating a home take center stage with Nathan Turner and Annie Meyers-Shyer. Enjoy morning mimosas, conversation, and book signings celebrating Turner's I Love Decorating and Meyers-Shyer's This Oak House.
An Afternoon with Ken Fulk
12–2 PM | David Sutherland – Perennials, 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 340
Known for his theatrical approach to interiors and hospitality, Ken Fulk joins Anthony Barzilay Freund for a salon conversation and book signing. Guests will also get a look at Fulk's new Perennials collection inspired by Old Hollywood.
Discover New Collections at Innovations
12–5 PM | Innovations, 1250 Slocum Street, Suite 705
Take a break between conversations and stop by Innovations for coffee, refreshments, and a look at the showroom's latest wallcovering collections.
Amy Astley at James Showroom
2–4 PM | James Showroom, 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 250
Join Architectural Digest editor-in-chief Amy Astley for afternoon cocktails, a salon talk, and a signing of her book AD at Home. Expect an inside perspective on the people, spaces, and stories defining contemporary design.
The Great Restoration with Douglas Friedman & Steven Gambrel
4–6 PM | Avenue Road, 2282 Monitor Street
Photographer Douglas Friedman and designer Steven Gambrel share the story behind the restoration of Friedman's historic Long Island home. Moderated by Sara Ruffin Costello, the conversation explores architecture, preservation, and the art of bringing an old home into a new chapter.
The Conservatory on Knox Opening Celebration
6–8 PM | VIP Ticket Holders or By Invitation
The evening concludes with a special opening celebration for Brian Bolke's new Conservatory on Knox, bringing together an impressive guest list from the worlds of design, fashion, and culture.
Thursday, November 12: New Perspectives & Timeless Design
Thursday's programming explores the relationship between architecture, interiors, and the materials that make spaces memorable.
Discover Ornare's Timeless Collection
9 AM–12 PM | Ornare
Stop by Ornare for light bites, drinks, and an introduction to the brand's new Timeless Collection, featuring architectural cabinetry and furniture crafted with natural materials and refined details.
Jeffrey Dungan & Gonzalo Bueno at Ambella Home
10 AM–12 PM | Ambella Home, 1123 Slocum Street
Join acclaimed architect Jeffrey Dungan and designer Gonzalo Bueno for a conversation exploring the connection between architecture, interiors, and a sense of place. Dungan will also sign his new book, The Soulful House: Stories of Beauty, Belonging, and the Spirit of Home.
A Conversation with Jay Jeffers
12–2 PM | Location To Be Announced
Designer Jay Jeffers, known for his distinctive interiors and work as co-owner of The Madrona hotel in Healdsburg, joins the Texas Design Week lineup for an afternoon conversation. Additional details are forthcoming.
Shea McGee at Brown Jordan
2–4 PM | Brown Jordan
Designer Shea McGee joins Thursday's programming at Brown Jordan. Stay tuned to the official schedule for additional event details.
Friday, November 13: A Grand Finale
Mimosas & Conversation with Alidad
10 AM–12 PM | Wells Abbott, 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 749
Texas Design Week Dallas concludes with a conversation featuring legendary London-based designer Alidad, celebrated for his richly layered, timeless interiors.
Joined by Claire German, CEO of Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour in London, the morning promises a memorable finale to five days of extraordinary design conversations.
Beyond the Events: Explore the Dallas Design District
The conversations may bring you to the District, but there's plenty more worth staying for.
Between book signings and showroom visits, take time to explore the neighborhood's creative side. Discover the latest collections at renowned design showrooms, wander through contemporary art galleries along Dragon Street, and find inspiration around every corner.
And when it's time for a break? The District's growing dining scene offers everything from casual coffee stops and leisurely lunches to cocktails and dinner reservations worth making.
As proud sponsors of Texas Design Week Dallas 2026, the Dallas Design District and HN Capital are excited to support an event that brings together the creative community, celebrates exceptional design, and shines a spotlight on the talent and businesses that make Dallas a destination for the industry.
Whether you're here for one conversation or the entire week, consider this your invitation to experience the best of Dallas design.
Five days. Extraordinary talent. One city with plenty to inspire.
Explore the full schedule, purchase tickets, and plan your Texas Design Week Dallas experience at texasdesignweek.com/schedule.
Event details, locations, and times are subject to change. Visit the official Texas Design Week website for the latest updates and ticket availability.
