Best Boutique Decor Shops In DFW Malls

The DFW area has its fair share of boutiques, with most of them national chains. However, there are some area boutique decor shops that offer a little bit of that big Texas flavor along with the world's biggest trends mixed in. Though there are a number of big chains, with a little searching there are some nice, small boutique decor shops around the DFW area that might have exactly what you are looking for.

From the outside, looking into Speranza is like looking into an eclectic treasure trove, making it stand out from the larger chain and big-brand stores nearby. If you are looking for the perfect niche item to complete the look of your home, this is the place to come. It might be best to come without a list or prepared shopping agenda, because you are almost sure to be distracted. Everything from table lamps to mirrors to wall decor to umbrella stands are available, and much, much more. For those interested in the finer details, you can also find personal gadgets and accessories here such as wallets, jewelry, watches and even eye glass cases. 

Opened as recently as 2013, Wicker Park focuses on bringing the personal and family aspect to home design. Here, you will find the larger furniture options, such as coffee tables and bookcases, but also those pieces that really pull everything together. While you're there, pick up an eye-grabbing vase, unique picture frame or some intricate wall art.

Madison 214 is located in Highland Park Village Mall and offers a large selection of unique home accessories. The store's merchandise is chosen by designer sisters Kirsten Fitzgibbons and Kelli Ford. They sell dining and entertainment accessories, as well as fine china. They also carry a large stock of crystal barware and glassware as well as silver serveware. When it comes to fine boutique decor, they offer a great selection of pillow and throws, frames, vases, candles, table and floor accents, clocks and much more.

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Five and Ten is a concept store based on the classic five and dime models of stores from the early 1900s. The store is part of the Forty Five Ten luxury retailer and houses their store in the Highland Park Village Mall. When you step inside the Five and Ten store, you will find just about everything you can want, from clothes and accessories to home boutique decor. Five and Ten advertises the best in Dallas' home decoratives from the top designers in the world. They also have the biggest selection of items from Dallas-based iron artisan Jan Barboglio.

Ellis Hill was formed in Dallas in 2013, formerly known as Anne Grace Designs. While it is considered a stationary store, what Ellis Hill promises is to help customers create their own unique gifts and items for the home. They claim that if the customer dreams it up, they can create it. Outside of the stationary gifts, Ellis Hill also offers a selection of monogrammed linens and trays from dealers like Jill Rosenwald, Sophia Cashmere and Daisy Hill. They are located in the Highland Park Village Mall.

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