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Forty Five Ten closes home store on Dallas' McKinney Avenue with big sale

Teresa Gubbins
Jun 29, 2018 | 9:07 am
Forty Five Ten For Home collection, pop-up
A So Long sale will feature discounts on furniture and home accessories.
Photo by Wade Griffith

More changes are in the works for Forty Five Ten. According to a release, the Forty Five Ten For Home store on McKinney Avenue is closing, in order to consolidate all of the magic in the downtown Dallas location.

The store will not be renewing its lease and will close on July 31. That's the sad part, but there's a silver lining: closing sale, with savings up to 75 percent off.

This follows the company's May announcement that the T Room at Forty Five Ten, its longtime ladies-who-lunch eatery also on McKinney Avenue, will close on June 30. McKinney Ave nay, downtown Dallas yay.

Basically, Headington Companies is tidying things up. That includes the Tenoversix boutique transitioning from its location in the lobby of The Joule downtown Dallas hotel into Forty Five Ten on Main in fall 2018.

President and chief creative officer Kristen Cole says they're big on downtown.

"I'm excited for customers to see our take on new assortments in design and objects that reinforce art as a guiding hand in how we collaborate and curate," she says. "Our downtown flagship is a long-term investment for both Forty Five Ten and Headington Companies, so refocusing our efforts, our products and our people there is a very necessary and equally exciting step for the sister brands. We are big believers in the growth of downtown and are happy to be rooted in its future."

Interior updates to the Main Street flagship location, as well as to the Highland Park Village store are on track for completion this fall.

Now through its last day of business on July 31, For Home will launch a massive So Long Sale with merchandise up to 75 percent off. Sale will include furniture, home accessories, rugs, lighting, display fixtures, and decorative pieces.

Outside of Dallas, the Forty Five Ten pop up boutique in Houston will close in the River Oaks District upon the conclusion of its lease this fall.

Forty Five Ten remains focused on the construction and design of its new flagship store in New York City's Hudson Yards, which opens Spring 2019, an Aspen location in fall 2018, as well as an ecommerce launch.

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Australian luxury outdoor brand to make Dallas Design District debut

Stephanie Allmon Merry
Aug 26, 2026 | 10:46 am
Rendering of The Harbour
Rendering courtesy of The Harbour
Rendering of The Harbour in the Design District.

A luxury outdoor furniture brand from Australia is sailing into Dallas this fall: Harbour will open at 1444 Oak Lawn Ave., at the new retail complex The Seam, in the Dallas Design District.

According to a release, it will debut in November.

Harbour will make its Dallas debut during the company's milestone 50th anniversary year. It will be the seventh U.S. showroom and second in Texas, following a location in Houston.

The 6,700-square-foot Dallas showroom will feature Harbour’s outdoor furniture collections, including lounge, dining, sectional, poolside, and occasional pieces. The company says the space will also debut its 2026 introductions and offer a preview of its 2027 collections.

Harbour, which was founded in Sydney in 1976 as a family workshop specializing in handcrafted metal furniture, is now led by brothers Nicholas and Harrison Condos. The company has showrooms in the U.S., Australia, and Asia, the release notes.

The Dallas store should look smashing, as Harbour has incorporated Gold Honey Onyx throughout the space, including a custom reception desk, cabinetry, planters, and other architectural details. The brand says the stone was selected specifically for the Dallas showroom.

The showroom is aimed at interior designers, architects, developers, hospitality professionals, and homeowners. Harbour also plans to host a private Trade Preview followed by a Grand Opening celebration.

“Dallas has long been a city we admired for its appreciation of architecture, craftsmanship, and timeless design, so opening our first showroom here is an incredibly proud moment for our family," says Nicholas Condos in the release. "We wanted this space to feel genuinely connected to Dallas, from the custom Gold Honey Onyx selected specifically for the showroom through to the bespoke architectural details designed exclusively for the space.

He adds that opening in Dallas during the company's 50th anniversary year "makes the occasion even more meaningful as we celebrate five decades of craftsmanship while continuing to invest in the future of luxury outdoor living across Texas and the United States."

Once it opens its doors officially, Harbour Dallas will operate Monday-Friday from 10 am-6 pm and Saturday from 10 am-5 pm.

The Aussies are having a love fest with Dallas right now, as this news comes on the heels of an announcement that popular Australian frozen yogurt chain Yo-Chi will make its U.S. debut in Dallas this fall.

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