Beyond the Curb Home Tour with Camie Drinkwater

A lovely historic home tour with designer Camie Drinkwater—light, airy, and full of Southern charm. Join Beyond the Curb as we step inside a beautifully restored one-story home that perfectly captures elegant, livable design. With its gracious porch, timeless architecture, and natural flow between spaces, this house embodies the art of relaxed refinement. Camie’s signature style shines throughout—muted greens, soft neutrals, and airy light fill each room. Family art and meaningful antiques are seamlessly mixed with a palette of color that feels sophisticated yet never overwhelming.

 

The result is a home that feels personal, collected, and inviting from the moment you walk in. Every detail tells a story with layered textures, graceful proportions, and a sense of authenticity that reflects Camie’s thoughtful approach to design. It’s a home that celebrates history while embracing modern comfort, proving that timeless style never goes out of season. If you love classic interiors, historic architecture, and beautifully curated spaces that inspire, this Beyond the Curb tour is not to be missed. 

 

See Camie’s personal home HERE

 

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Beyond the Curb with Brad and Rachel Huff

Step into a world of timeless elegance with this Beyond the Curb home tour in the heart of Highland Park, Dallas, Texas. Brad Huff, a distinguished real estate expert with Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty, lives in this beautiful home with his wife Rachel and family. You are in for a treat as soft, refreshing palettes and timeless patterns sparks curiosity at every turn.

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Acquisitions Dallas

Acquisitions, a family owned furniture store in Dallas, Texas, has been a beloved name in home decor since its founding in 1987. Started in Charleston by Steve and Molly Hope, the business remains family-owned and operated to this day. Known for its unique blend of old and new, Acquisitions carries a carefully curated collection of furniture, accessories, and antiques, offering everything from upholstery and lamps to rare vintage finds. 

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Beyond the Curb home tour with Noel Pittman

Good morning! I am thrilled to share with you a home tour that exudes a peaceful ambiance with unique patterns, luxe layers, and intimate spaces of texture. Noel Pittman is an interior designer with a masterful eye for creating warm and inviting spaces. Her use of captivating textiles and worldly antiques envelops you into spaces full of interest and style.

 

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Beyond the Curb Home Tour with Jan Showers

Hi friends! It has been awhile since I posted. I can assure you there is a lot happening behind the scenes for The Potted Boxwood. I have been in the midst of a move, launching my dishware collection, getting the gift guide ready for the holidays, and filming home tours that are now ready to launch (you will even get to see my own home tour soon)! 

 

So many of you have been ready for the home tours to begin again, and they are officially back!

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Beyond the Curb with Libby’s Movie Hunt

Some homes stand a part with their presence. They hold great stature, elegance, and grandeur. My friend Libby’s home is surely one of those outstanding estates to remember. Originally built by the former Governor Clements of Texas, this home feels grand but cozy. It is full of beautiful collections displayed in clever ways, as well as lushly layered pattern and design.

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Please Stop Tearing Down Historic Homes

1938 Fooshee & Cheek home torn down January 12, 2022.

There is a major trend happening in cities all across America, and it is very active here in the Park Cities of Dallas. I have been voicing my outrage on social media for quite some time, but now it is spiraling out of control. Historic homes are meeting the fate of wrecking balls at rapid rates. Beautifully crafted homes prior to 1930 are being wiped out for souless modern white boxes with industrial windows. There, I said it. 

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