Dallas Design District
A 1950s warehouse pocket along the Trinity River that grew, via Trammell Crow’s Dallas Market Center, into North America’s largest interior design trade hub — and, more recently, into one of Dallas’s most concentrated contemporary art gallery clusters and dining destinations. We’re building our on-the-ground coverage now.
This page is new. There’s no reporting from the Dallas Design District here yet — the directory below is accurate as of research, but the first pieces of coverage are still being prepared. Check back soon, or sign up below to be told when they land.
Dallas Design District, at a glance
From the District
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A first pass at the venues in the Dallas Design District. This will grow into a full searchable directory once on-the-ground reporting begins.
Trade & Showrooms
Galleries
Dining & Stay
Worth knowing: the district has no single owner — real estate is fragmented across several investors (including HN Capital Partners and Dallas Market Center itself), and its own marketing body describes its growth as organic rather than the work of one developer. We’ll keep our reporting precise about who runs what as coverage develops.
Coverage starts soon
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