The Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas will return for its seventh edition this fall, anchoring once again at 2999 Turtle Creek Blvd.—a French Renaissance-style estate that has hosted the event for three consecutive years. While the venue remains the same, organizers say the 2026 iteration will introduce a new floorplan, revealing previously unseen areas of the 25,000-square-foot property. The estate, owned by HN Capital Partners since 2021, sits adjacent to the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, a landmark that adds to the show house’s prestige. The property’s proximity to the Dallas Design District further enhances its appeal, positioning it as a cultural landmark where architecture, history, and contemporary design converge.
Why This Year Feels Different
The 2026 show house marks the final year the Dallas event will be held at this location. Vipin Nambiar, founder and managing partner of HN Capital Partners, called the decision “particularly significant,” noting the property’s deep ties to the Dallas Design District. Each year, designers reimagine the estate, but this time, the focus shifts to spaces that have never before been part of the public experience. The goal, according to Nambiar, isn’t just to showcase design but to highlight the city’s creative community—a group that has consistently adopted the show house as a platform.
Designers will work with areas of the property that have remained private in past editions, offering a fresh perspective on the estate’s architecture and layout. The event’s organizers emphasize that this isn’t just a repeat of previous years but a deliberate evolution.
A Three-Week Celebration of Design and Philanthropy
The show house will open to the public on November 14, 2026, running for three weeks. General admission tickets will grant access to the estate, where visitors can explore interiors designed by some of the country’s most celebrated names in residential design. For those eager to get an early look, Opening Night Preview tickets are available, allowing guests to experience the transformed spaces one day before the official opening. The preview event is intended to offer a more intimate experience, with limited capacity to ensure a closer look at the design details and creative concepts.
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The event isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s a major fundraising effort for the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, which provides educational and developmental programs to thousands of young people in Dallas. Over nearly five decades, the Kips Bay Decorator Show House (held in New York, Palm Beach, and Dallas) has raised over $35 million for the organization, supporting initiatives in STEM education, arts programming, and youth mentorship. This year’s Dallas edition will also support Dwell with Dignity, which builds homes for families facing homelessness, and The Crystal Charity Ball, which funds children’s charities across Dallas County. The collaboration with these organizations reflects the event’s commitment to addressing both cultural enrichment and social needs within the community.
The Kips Bay President’s Dinner Dallas will take place on November 12, 2026, at Brook Hollow Golf Club. The event will bring together industry leaders, designers, and supporters for an evening focused on philanthropy and community. Media partners for the show house include PaperCity Magazine and D Magazine, which will cover the event’s design and cultural impact, ensuring broad visibility for both the creative transformations and the charitable initiatives.
What’s Next for the Show House?
While the 2026 edition will be the last at 2999 Turtle Creek Blvd., organizers haven’t announced whether the Dallas show house will relocate or continue in another form. The event’s future hinges on its ability to adapt, whether that means finding a new venue, shifting its format, or doubling down on its philanthropic mission. For now, the focus remains on delivering a final, standout experience in Dallas.
Additional details, including the list of participating designers and sponsors, will be released in the coming weeks. Tickets for the general public and Opening Night Preview will go on sale closer to the event date. The selection of designers is expected to include a mix of established names and emerging talents, ensuring a diverse range of perspectives on residential design.
