Laura Lee Clark’s living room inside the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas is enveloped in Gracie’s Kano Garden mural, its rich colors a decadent backdrop for a pair of Hans Wegner chairs, Robert Kuo cloisonne drum stool, and other furnishings by Vladimir Kagan, Julian Chichester, and T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings.

The entry by MLK Studio and Kristine and Jackson Paige of Jackson Paige Interiors is highlighted by a bespoke Porter Teleo wall covering inspired by the company’s Ink Blot design. Adding further visual interest is a Zoffany wallpaper installed on the ceiling, playful Emilie Lemardeley light fixture, and rich palette of Benjamin Moore paints.

The kitchen and pantry by MORE+ Kurt Bielawski boast a stunning Artistic Tile floor and restored vintage cabinetry crafted to capture the feeling of a meticulously preserved European estate.

For Villa Windowpane, a live-work space, Mark D. Sikes took cues from the famed interiors of Bunny Mellon, Billy Baldwin, and Hubert de Givenchy, layering the interior with furniture and textiles from his own collection as well as artifacts sourced from Givenchy’s homes Le Jonchet and Le Clos Fiorentina, on Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.

The bar by Jase Jones touts a scenic mural of the French countryside by Pierre Frey, its painterly details reflected in the mirrored ceiling.

Crafting “An Ode to Bunny Mellon,” Cathy Kincaid drew inspiration from Mellon’s library in Virginia. The bedroom suite features Lisa Fine’s Persian Garden wall covering, Hector Finch lighting, and custom bookcases by Casci Plaster filled with botanical volumes.

A sumptuous lounge by Dodson Interiors pays homage to David Hicks and Suzanne Rheinstein, with curtains made by The Shade Store using a Zoffany fabric and a thoughtfully curated selection of contemporary artworks.

Pursley Dixon Ford Interior Design orchestrated this “breath of fresh air” bedroom suite that juxtaposed much of the color-rich show house with a tranquil palette of neutral pastels, tactile fabrics from Sutherland and Perennials, and exquisite rugs by Loloi and Kyle Bunting.

A handsome bedroom suite by Darren Henault takes its cues from the follies at Le Château de Groussay in Montfort-l’Amaury, France. Here, Cowtan & Tout fabrics, Colefax and Fowler trim, and wall coverings by Fromental and Gracie enhance a dashing Madeline Stuart bed that’s topped by a chandelier from Liz O’Brien.

A rich Quatre Saisons stone stone from Aria Stone Gallery defines Urbanology’s “organic modern” primary bath that’s illuminated by Arteriors sconces with marble flooring from Artistic Tile and fixtures by Kohler.

Front landscape by Melissa Gerstle Design at the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas is punctuated by New York artist Carolyn Salas’ sculpture Gone and furnishings by Brown Jordan and Sutherland.