Shay Geyer

Experts Share Tips on Spring Marketing Plans And Staging For Success at Trinity Falls Event in McKinney

By April Towery / April 28, 2023 /

Brilliance was filtering through the air like sunlight from the windows on Thursday, April 27, for the Spring Market Refresh event hosted by CandysDirt.com and Johnson Development’s Trinity Falls, the 2,000-acre master-planned community in McKinney. An all-star expert panel included George Bass, owner and interior designer of George Bass Stage and Design; JPAR Realtor Marisol…

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Dallas Market Is Hopping and Popping With New Products For The Home

By Lifestylist® Suzanne Felber / June 26, 2018 /

The dogs need to be walked. The pool needs painted. Brunch at Parigi sounds sooo good. It’s easy to find excuses to not leave your routine, but this Lifestylist decided it was time to step out and revisit the Dallas Market Center during the recent Total Home and Gift Market. I am so glad that…

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Sneak Peek: IBB Design Fine Furnishings Invites You to Meet The Designers

By Joanna England / June 9, 2017 /

While we love it when a designer comes in and whip our homes into very stylish shape, sometimes we just want to pick their brains. What’s the method behind it all? And when it comes to interiors, personality is everything. Wouldn’t you want to meet the people you might put in charge of your most personal…

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IBB Day of Design Features Shay Geyer on “Greenery”

By Joanna England / February 20, 2017 /

Many were perplexed when Pantone announced that the 2017 color of the year was “Greenery” — how on earth do you add such a bold, lively, and by all means bright shade to home decor? But for IBB Design Fine Furnishing’s Shay Geyer, it was a green light to inspiration. She’s found just the right…

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Dallas Startup Bringing Color Back to Sinks with an Array of Splashy Options

By Leah Shafer / December 23, 2016 /

In decades past, colorful sinks dominated trendy design schemes, like baby blue in the bathroom and coral in the kitchen. But somewhere around the time manufacturers started creating their vessels overseas, color drained from our sinks. We’ve been swimming in a sea of white and stainless steel since then. Enter Kim Vance and her Dallas…

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