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Feminine By Design

Interior designer's new Dallas headquarters shows off her swoon-worthy style

Kendall Morgan
kendall Morgan
Dec 19, 2017 | 10:37 am

The very best interior designers embody a lifestyle, one that is instantly recognizable the second one walks into a room they’ve created. For San Francisco native Caitlin Wilson, that style is posh but not too precious, full of lively prints, pastel colors, and classic furnishings.

Having relocated her family and business to Dallas from Portland, Oregon earlier this year, Wilson found the ideal place to display her girlie aesthetic in her new Henderson Avenue shop. Part office, part boutique, and part showroom, the 4,200-square-foot space offers everything from last-minute giftables to full vignettes of bedroom, living room, study, and dining room.

Wilson began her career in 2007 after taking an intensive course in design at Parsons in New York City. Passionate about color and pattern, she built her business on the back of her successful blog while getting her feet wet working for other designers. A fortuitous encounter in a shop she was working at led her to her first interior client.

“Someone came into the store and asked, ‘Who did the displays?’ and it was me,” she recalls. “It’s funny the way my life has turned out because I do both of those things. I do design, but I always loved the retail side and wanted to have a store.”

Wilson made a successful foray into e-commerce in 2011 and opened her first brick-and-mortar shop in her hometown in 2016. In search of a larger location she could use for both her interior business and sales, she looked for “a place that we could style and install wallpapers and create these rooms.”

Having visited Dallas in January, she felt the city was a perfect fit. Her online sales were strong in Dallas, and Wilson’s traditional-with-a-twist look worked well with the way local women choose to decorate.

“I feel like our customer here is a little bit fancier and more fun," she says. "She likes pattern and to make a statement and to be different, all those things of what my brand is. Women here take pride in how they look and how their home looks. She’s an experienced shopper — she knows what she likes and isn’t afraid to show it.”

Clients can pop in to Caitlin Wilson for a room refresh, full home design, or just to pick up a scented candle or bouquet of fresh flowers. Wilson offers everything from lively wallpaper to greeting cards, and her prices are surprisingly affordable for such luxe designs. Signature patterned pillows introduced in three to five seasonal colorways retail from $75 to $90. Settees range from about $800 to $4,000, and a hand-knotted 9x12-foot Persian rug retails for $2,950.

“I wanted it to be an experience when you come in the store,” Wilson says of the mix. “It’s always fun to find something cute and unique. I feel like because I’ve lived overseas and all over the U.S. I have a broad range of tastes, but at the end of the day it all comes together in a cohesive and strong way.”

With four children (her youngest is only 8 weeks old), a burgeoning business, and exciting collaborations in the pipeline, the sky would seem to be the limit for this ambitious designer. Her merchandiser-husband, Brigham, recently came on to handle the business side of things so that his designer-wife can focus on growing sales from her colorful new headquarters.

“I’ve got a really good team, so we’re in a good groove,” Wilson says. “I can’t believe I have a business and my husband works with me. I still pinch myself, but at the same time my motto’s always been ‘Make it happen.’ I feel like every year there’s something new we add on.”

Caitlin Wilson is open Monday through Friday, 10am-6pm, and Saturday, 11am-6pm, at 2923 North Henderson Ave.

Interior designer Caitlin Wilson in her new Henderson Avenue store.

Caitlin Wilson
Photo courtesy of Caitlin Wilson
Interior designer Caitlin Wilson in her new Henderson Avenue store.
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Shopping trip

Round Top Antiques Show's new hall beckons Texas treasure hunters

Emily Cotton
Oct 26, 2026 | 3:50 pm
Find rare and oversized pieces from over 200 unique vendors.
Photo by Deb Turner
Find rare and oversized pieces from over 200 unique vendors.

It’s the best time of the year for antiques-loving Texans. As the 2026 Round Top Fall Antiques Show enters its second week, Texas Highway 237, aka “the Hill Country catwalk,” (about four hours south of Dallas) is kicking into high gear.

Keeping with tradition, the final Tuesday of the festival for which folks from everywhere flock to Round Top twice a year is opening day for Marburger Farm, considered the festival's crown jewel for close to 30 years.

Located on Main Street, between Tent 2 and "The Park," Marburger's new Gage Hall adds 7,500 square feet of temperature-controlled shopping space to the show. It includes 12 of the country's top designers and architects whose antiques and vintage pieces are sourced from around the world.

During the spring show last March, Marburger debuted phase one of an extensive restoration project that included updating and relocating 10 historic buildings, centralizing them around a newly-developed green space, and bricked walkways emulating a traditional town square. This fall, a new exhibition hall will be revealed, ending phase two of the ambitious 18-month-long project.

The new structure marks the latest evolution of the 43-acre property, signaling Marburger’s ambition to be something more than a twice-yearly antique show.

Notable vendors in the exhibition hall include Mallorca-based Jay Bearden of Patternmill, a “destination dealer” whose premium furniture is a continuous draw for seasoned designers, and Bradley Hester of B. Hester Antiques, known for distinctive antiques, art, and textiles from Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

“It has taken about 18 months to complete both phases of the redevelopment, so it’s incredibly rewarding to finally share it all as one cohesive site: the 10 restored historic buildings, the town square-inspired layout, the new food and entertainment spaces, and now the new exhibition hall,” Marburger CEO John Sughrue says. “Our goal has always been to deliver the best antique show experience, and seeing it come together this fall, with our dealers, longtime guests, and new visitors, feels like a real milestone.”

While the new exhibition hall may have a somewhat modern feel, reclaimed wood and salvaged materials from around the farm were used to juxtapose the contemporary sky glass features. Traditional board-and-batten and heritage elements like the Texas metal roof coexist with modern details. Together, these features tell the story of the farm’s past, present, and future. It’s too soon to tell how Marburger purists will take to the changes, but Sughrue is optimistic.

“We were very intentional about redeveloping Marburger Farm. Marburger fans love the farm’s history, and so do we,” Sughrue explains. “Marburger Farm has always been a dynamic venue for discovery. The restoration of our historic buildings is a reflection of our deep appreciation and respect for our heritage, albeit we are not a museum, and the contemporary elements of the new building speak to our intention to continue dynamic programming in the future. Steeped in our heritage while focused on the future is core to our ethos at Marburger.”


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Founded on a dairy farm in 1997 by somewhat-accidental-antiques-dealer Ed Gage, Marburger Farm changed hands five years ago and now lives comfortably under the stewardship of Dallas-based Brook Partners.

The new exhibition hall — aptly named “Gage Hall” — and the plethora of newly restored 18th- and 19th-century buildings turn over a new leaf for the farm. Accessibility and new all-weather facilities open the door to Marburger growing into a thriving year-round destination. One thing’s for sure, Gage doesn’t seem to mind. Shoppers will find him selling his antique wares in Tent 1 this fall.

“Marburger Farm has always been anchored by our spring and fall shows, and our winter show will debut this January,” says Sughrue. “Those shows will always be our marquee moments. However, now we have a new exhibition hall, all 10 historic buildings are restored, and we have the incredible food pavilion overlooking the pond. We’re now available year-round as a venue for private rentals, and we may program the property with additional events that appeal to Round Top lovers. Our company also operates the Dallas Art Fair, the Aspen Art Fair, and the Fashion Industry Gallery. We have the cultural resources to do more. Marburger Farm is just getting started!”

The new entertainment pavilion overlooking the pond serves as a place to enjoy a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner as well as a full bar. Coffee and beverage pop-ups around the farm include W6 Coffee Co., Amanecer Co., Clementine Coffee, and Big Hat Mocktails. There are also full bars around the property.

Live music is also a big draw during the show. Rebecca Patek & Sophia Johnson (Austin country duo) will perform Tuesday, October 27, from 9-11 am, during the opening morning tailgate. Later in the afternoon, Monica Valli (blues/Americana guitarist) will perform from 3-5 pm (dinner served until 6 pm). The Reed Brothers (San Antonio band) will perform Friday, October 30, 4-6 pm (dinner served until 6 pm). On closing day (Saturday, Oct. 31), Ian Kocourek (singer-songwriter) will perform from 11 am-1 pm.

As closing day happens to fall on Halloween this season, Marburger will offer guests a trick-or-treat trail with dozens of dealers handing out candy. Live music and photo ops will also occur throughout the day. Be sure to scout soon-to-be-coveted T-shirts inspired by Gage Hall, ringer tees, embroidered totes, artistic totes, hats, and more from Marburger Farm.

The Marburger Farm Antique Show (2248 South Highway 237, Round Top) is open from 2 pm on Tuesday, October 27 through 5 pm on Saturday, October 31. Tickets ($15) include unlimited entry throughout the show. Early bird tickets ($40) include early shopping access in the promenade and Gage Hall (9 am entry on October 27), plus complimentary coffee and mimosas.

Find rare and oversized pieces from over 200 unique vendors.

Photo by Deb Turner

Find rare and oversized pieces from over 200 unique vendors.

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