vintage collection
In varying shades of terra cotta, umber and ecru this handmade clay necklace on metal handmade stand creates a textural element in your space. Style on a stack of books or neatly in a collection of pottery. 9.5” T x 2.5” W (at base) x 8” D (at necklace draped on table)
Gorgeous ceramic sculpture of dragons rendered in aubergine, yellow and grass green. Style these flanking your fireplace mantle, nestle with books between or upgrade your shelf style. 9.25” T x 6” W x 4” D
Low slung African nomadic chair. Comes apart for flat storage and adds global influence to accent your space.
Ottoman with vintage Turkish rug upholstery. Stack under a console table for extra seating or nestle next to your favorite chair.
Vintage item with character. All sales final.
Ottoman with vintage Turkish rug upholstery. Stack under a console table for extra seating or nestle next to your favorite chair.
Vintage item with character. All sales final.
Great textural pottery with multi-face Buddha stopper. Style on bookcases for global flair. 4” dia x 5” H
All sales final
DESIGNER COLLECTION
Signature collection of carefully curated interior furnishings with a little something special.
Use these pieces to add charm and interest to your space.
THE DESIGN BRIEF
The place for creative musings.Bonnie’s Thoughts on interior design, art, travel, fashion, project recaps and more.
I love music. Freshman year of college I downloaded mp3s from Napster in my dorm like it was my job. In High School I has cases of CDs with my friend and my “Dope Jamz” mixes and before that ya’ll …. it was the tape recorder and calling the Radio station to request my favorite songs so I could catch them on my mix tape. Who old? Me.
There is no one, fail safe way to keep toys wrangled. It depends on what toys you have, it depends on your space and it depends on how organized you really care to be. I just needed to get that out there because we all know it’s just survival, adapting and teaching when it comes to keeping kid’s things organized. These are some tips that have worked for me.
This couple was ready, y’all! Ready to trade in the hand-me-down chic aesthetic for a space that is really a reflection of their family. The transformation is SO GOOD. Before the transformation everything was just wood. Table? Wood…. Chairs? Oh hey! Wood! More so than the lack of material mixing, THEY just didn’t love their current look so the time was ripe for change.
Vintage tile in East Dallas …. to keep or not to keep? Polarizing question as new home owners modernize and refresh. For me the answer is clear: Keep it if it’s still in great shape and you love it. If it’s in disrepair then you have to decide if you want to take on a really difficult rehab or decide to move on.
You know the type, right? Funny, super nice and keeps amazing treasures buried in the bottom of her closet. Basically the dream client! I met this awesome family through a past client so I was thrilled to get the opportunity to discuss their family room update which included the adjoining entry, dining room, sitting room and playroom.
Dark with an endless sea of popcorn ceiling, the kitchen just didn't function due to lack of storage and a wonky layout. But life happens and the big remodel took a back seat until the garbage disposal exploded, leaving them with stinky crumbling cabinets!
It’s not unusual for me to arrive at a new client meeting and REALLY want the job. Sometimes it’s because it's a really cool project and sometimes it’s because I have a thing for really nice people and love working with them! This time it was both.




