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A fter testing the waters with a home design pop-up shop in Inwood Village, designer Noel Pittman has opened a p e r m a n e n t s t o re nearby in a charming vintage house on West Lovers Lane. You'll find all the well- traveled furnishings that made the pop-up a hit: antiques and discoveries sourced from Good Move Noel Pittman's New Digs T his month, outdoor entertaining and home design retailer Frontgate is moving its Plano store to Dallas' Preston Royal Village West, taking over a former Barnes & Noble location. At 9,263 square feet, the new Dallas store has plenty of room for Frontgate's full collections of furniture, accessories, holiday and pool decor, including two new launches: the Pippa sofa and Brando coffee table. The store also features a design studio for complimentary appointments with Frontgate's interior designers, and an indoor-outdoor atrium to showcase outdoor furniture. Frontgate opened in 1991 as a catalog-only retailer; In 2017, it opened its brick-and-mortar store in Plano's Legacy West. Frontgate, Preston Royal Village West, 5959 Royal Lane, frontgate.com/dallas. Rebecca Sherman Italy, Morocco, Spain, and across the U.S, along with flat-weave rugs from Morocco and India, ceramics from Sicily, custom seating, and throw pillows of her own design. Pittman, who has a master's in interior architecture from Pratt, moved to Dallas from Los Angeles in 2022 and hit the ground running with a room in Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse Dallas 2022 and projects featured in Veranda and Southern Living. Noel Pittman, 4915 W. Lovers Lane, noelpittman.com. RS Frontgate furnishings Noel Pittman's new West Lovers Lane store 92