Emily Summers Design Associates

Emily Summers Design Associates Exclusive curated collection of unique and one-of-a-kind vintage-modern, contemporary, and custom furniture and accessories.

Project teams, guided by Summers, fulfill each client’s unique program ranging from interior design and interior architectural services to custom furniture design and art consultation. www.emilysummersstudio.com

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Natural light, warm oak, and a soft palette create a calm moment within the new addition ESDA designed with Max Levy, de...
08/31/2026

Natural light, warm oak, and a soft palette create a calm moment within the new addition ESDA designed with Max Levy, developed to honor the spirit of Steven Holl’s iconic Stretto House.

Photography: Robert Tsai
Architecture: Steven Holl, revisited by Max Levy


Inspired by Bermuda’s colorful charm, a guest bedroom layers warm citrus tones with crisp white linens and handcrafted d...
08/28/2026

Inspired by Bermuda’s colorful charm, a guest bedroom layers warm citrus tones with crisp white linens and handcrafted details for a space that feels effortlessly inviting. Custom linens by Hamburg House, and the pillows are embroidered by Joan Cecil.

Architecture by:
Photography: Douglas Friedman
Design by: Emily Summers Design Assoc.

In Dallas, this Museum Tower sky room showcases Emily Summers’ signature restraint, pairing refined contemporary furnish...
08/26/2026

In Dallas, this Museum Tower sky room showcases Emily Summers’ signature restraint, pairing refined contemporary furnishings such as this Norman Foster table with architecture that frames the skyline as living art.

Photography: Ira Montgomery

Entertaining, desert style.Photography: danchavkinphotoArchitecture: William Francis Cody, revisited by o2 ArchitectureA...
08/24/2026

Entertaining, desert style.

Photography: danchavkinphoto
Architecture: William Francis Cody, revisited by o2 Architecture
As seen in: Architectural Digest

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Designed as a quiet escape above the city, the primary bedroom in this Dallas penthouse pairs a calming palette with ric...
08/21/2026

Designed as a quiet escape above the city, the primary bedroom in this Dallas penthouse pairs a calming palette with richly layered materials, from Cowtan & Tout sheers to J. Robert Scott velvet, Larsen fabrics, and Edelman leather.

Photography: Scott Frances
Architecture:
As seen in: Architectural Digest

Doug Aitken Workshop

A Marino di Teana sculpture rests atop an antique Neoclassical marble fireplace in the living room of the Upper East Sid...
08/19/2026

A Marino di Teana sculpture rests atop an antique Neoclassical marble fireplace in the living room of the Upper East Side Manhattan apartment.

Photographer: Eric Piasecki
Architecture: Alexander Stoltz

Sweeping views define this bedroom in the Round House, an iconic 1968 residence perched above Colorado Springs’ historic...
08/03/2026

Sweeping views define this bedroom in the Round House, an iconic 1968 residence perched above Colorado Springs’ historic Broadmoor Hotel. Its daring circular design celebrates both the landscape and architectural innovation.

Photography: Laura Wilson
Architecture: Originally by Don Price, renovated by JSL Architects

Moroccan influences bring warmth and texture to this tranquil sitting room. A carefully curated mix of contemporary furn...
07/29/2026

Moroccan influences bring warmth and texture to this tranquil sitting room. A carefully curated mix of contemporary furnishings and vintage pieces sourced in Marrakesh and Madrid creates a richly layered retreat.

Photography: James Merrell
Architecture: Appleton Partners LLP - 𝑨𝒓𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒕𝒆𝒄𝒕𝒔
As seen in VERANDA Magazine

An entry designed to make an impression. Concrete walls, bold architectural lines, and a Robert Smithson artwork create ...
07/27/2026

An entry designed to make an impression. Concrete walls, bold architectural lines, and a Robert Smithson artwork create a gallery-like arrival.

Photography: Stephen Karlisch | Interiors Photographer
Architecture: Antoine Predock

A Gio Ponti light fixture hangs above, illuminating a 1941 Tudor thoughtfully reimagined to preserve its historic charac...
07/20/2026

A Gio Ponti light fixture hangs above, illuminating a 1941 Tudor thoughtfully reimagined to preserve its historic character while creating space for an ever-growing art collection. Every element, from the vintage furnishings to the contemporary artwork, strikes a balance between history and modernity.

Photography: Stephen Karlisch | Interiors Photographer

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4639 Insurance Lane
Dallas, TX
75205

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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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