Elaine Raffel
Elaine Raffel left the corporate world to become a freelance creative focused on real estate and design in Dallas.
Biophilic design isn’t a passing trend — it’s a quiet revolution. Instead of bold, showy statements, it shows up in subtle, intentional ways
This Friday, a curated collection of Mital Patel’s wildlife photography debuts at the Design District’s Christopher Martin Gallery. Signature pieces include intimate portraits of the world’s last two northern white rhinos and their caregivers. All sales will benefit the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a 90,000-acre wildlife reserve in Kenya.
Mary Boyle organizes photos for a living — a role as niche as it sounds. From dusty boxes in basements to chaotic digital archives, her company, The Photo Sister, helps busy people tame their overwhelming collections of photos and personal keepsakes.
While April was officially Arts Month in Dallas, the creative energy shows no signs of slowing down. This weekend, the city’s vibrant art scene offers two standout events: the opening of Lea Fisher’s introspective new exhibit, Unblocked Reflections, at the Samuel Lynne Gallery, and The Other Art Fair, showcasing original works from more than 120…
This swoon-worthy Telluride penthouse, located in the heart of downtown, checks all the boxes: rooftop deck and spa with jaw-dropping views, gourmet kitchen, couture Frette linens, an oversized soaking tub, fresh eucalyptus steam shower—even heated floors.
