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project:    KIPS BAY DECORATOR SHOWHOUSE THE WISE & THE WICKED LOFT
LOCATION:    Dallas, TEXAS
PROJECT SCOPE:    Renovation & Furnishings
COLLABORATORS:    More Design + Build    CONTRACTOR    Cody Ulrich    PHOTOGRAPHER    c1 Entertainment    VIDEOGRAPHER
project:
KIPS BAY DECORATOR SHOWHOUSE THE WISE & THE WICKED LOFT
LOCATION:
Dallas, TEXAS
PROJECT SCOPE:
Renovation & Furnishings
COLLABORATORS:
More Design + Build    CONTRACTOR
Cody Ulrich    PHOTOGRAPHER
c1 Entertainment    VIDEOGRAPHER
The design duo of Pulp Design Studios created their Kips Bay space for women just like them - strong, smart, and savvy. The rooms are an homage to a modern woman, a paradox who is both wise about her business and also wickedly amusing in her off time. She’s graceful and glam, playful and polished - and this loft space reflects that duality of personal style.
Pulp co-founders Carolina V. Gentry and Beth Dotolo in the Kips Bay Dallas loft in Dallas.
Sculptural ivory chaise beneath abstract artwork beside a dark writing desk in Dallas.
 
Loft workspace with sculptural desk, patterned stools and bold black ceiling artwork in Dallas.
The office area is a creative space where deals are made and contracts are signed. It’s refined but with a distinct personality, as defined by the asymmetrical desk, beautiful art, and gorgeous upholstered stools and chaise.
Sitting room framed by curtains, with angular wall pattern and black ceiling artwork in Dallas.

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The wallpaper has a tectonic geometric pattern, which the Pulp team wanted to continue in an organic look. A muralist created a deconstructed version of the pattern onto the ceiling that draws attention from the bottom of the room to the top.

Framed artwork, sculptural bust and decorative objects on a console against geometric walls in Dallas.

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The wallpaper has a tectonic geometric pattern, which the Pulp team wanted to continue in an organic look. A muralist created a deconstructed version of the pattern onto the ceiling that draws attention from the bottom of the room to the top.

 
Geometric wall treatment and sculptural wall light beside an upholstered sofa in Dallas.
Sofa styled with patterned cushions beside a gold table and tall arrangement of greenery in Dallas.
 
Animation of concealed doors opening within a patterned loft wall beneath bold ceiling artwork in Dallas.

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Pulp’s muse for the space believes in “work hard, play hard,” so the Pulp team created a private “Sinner’s Den,” a lounge that can be accessed through a hidden passage behind custom cabinetry.

Narrow mirror with sculptural gold frame against geometric wood wallcovering in Dallas.

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Pulp’s muse for the space believes in “work hard, play hard,” so the Pulp team created a private “Sinner’s Den,” a lounge that can be accessed through a hidden passage behind custom cabinetry.

 
Bathroom corridor with wood vanities, black countertops and graphic patterned floor in Dallas.
Bathroom makeup area with wood vanity, open display shelf and upholstered stool in Dallas.
 
Wood bathroom vanity with black stone countertop and sculptural mirror in Dallas.
Dark bathroom alcove with oval mirror and patterned floor in Dallas.
Black tiled shower with brass fittings and handheld shower in Dallas.
In the lounge, known as the “Sinner’s Den,” the mood is more dramatic, quirky, and unexpected. A sense of fun and fabulousness reveals itself in the evocative wallpaper, shapely sofa, and exquisitely unique chairs.
Jewel-toned lounge with burgundy sofa, sculptural chairs and illuminated display shelving in Dallas.
 
Sculptural gold wall sconce against graphic serpent-patterned wallcovering in Dallas.

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In the lounge, Pulp had custom wallcovering created so the snakes on the pattern would wrap around all of the beautiful sconces.

Coffee table styled with books, greenery and decorative trays in Dallas.
Illuminated bar shelving with warm textured backing and dark sculptural cabinetry in Dallas.

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Pulp had a local artist create a luxe texture made of muscovite mineral in the back of the bookshelf. All of it was hand applied and the look complements the wallcovering beautifully.

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In the lounge, Pulp had custom wallcovering created so the snakes on the pattern would wrap around all of the beautiful sconces.

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Pulp had a local artist create a luxe texture made of muscovite mineral in the back of the bookshelf. All of it was hand applied and the look complements the wallcovering beautifully.

 

Partners

We are thrilled to partner with some of the industry’s best on our space.
See the list of artists, trades, and brands that contributed to our space:

  • MORE DESIGN BUILD
  • THE SHADE STORE
  • BENJAMIN MOORE
  • KOHLER
  • CAMBRIA
  • ANN SACKS
  • LEONTINE LINENS
  • VISUAL COMFORT C/O TAYLORS BY JANE
  • TECH LIGHTING C/O TAYLORS BY JANE
  • EMISSARY C/O TAYLORS BY JANE
  • PORTER TELEO
  • TOM CORBIN C/O DAVID SUTHERLAND SHOWROOM
  • HELLMAN-CHANG C/O DAVID SUTHERLAND SHOWROOM
  • MATTALIANO C/O DAVID SUTHERLAND
  • DEMURO DAS C/O ALLAN KNIGHT AND ASSOCIATES
  • SYLVAN S.F. C/O ALLAN KNIGHT AND ASSOCIATES
  • BETTINGER STUDIO
  • S. HARRIS/FABRICUT
  • THE RUG COMPANY
  • THEODORE ALEXANDER C/O DAVID GILBERT
  • WILLIAM MCLURE
  • KEVIN MCLEAN
  • BUNGALOW 5
  • INNOVATIONS
  • LISA JARVIS
  • SAMANTHA MCCURDY C/O GALLERI URBANE
  • GLOBAL VIEWS
  • MARINER PACIFIC C/O ID COLLECTION
  • ARTERIORS
  • FROMENTAL
  • GLASSHOUSE
  • BRENDA HOUSTON
  • HD WALLS
  • CALICO WALLPAPER
  • LUKE LAMP CO
  • PAT MCLAUGHLIN C/O ID COLLECTION