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a calming study painted in Farrow & Ball Green Smoke and a charming morning room with moss-green Spanish-style Arto tile and Schumacher Cloud Toile wallpaper. B y the end of the project, the collaboration had solidified into the foundation for their new firm, Shane & Pierce, working between Dallas and L.A. "We want to throw a new perspective into the Dallas market," Jordan says. "I love traditional architecture, but a lot of it feels flat — we're here to shake that up." It was a personal moment, however, that meant the most. When Jordan's parents visited from Mississippi to see the finished house, his mother cried at seeing how he had lovingly incorporated the antiques she'd given him. His father, a veteran builder, was impressed. "My dad taught me a lot during my early days of construction," Jordan says. "This was a way for me to show what I've learned and how I've grown." On the guest-bedroom walls, a toile by Walnut Wallpaper. Daniel Powell sconces. Serena & Lily spindle beds. Bedding by Cultiver and Pottery Barn. Vintage mirrors from Benny Jack Antiques. Ernesta rug. Evan Krenzien and Pierce Jordan. Right: In the primary bath, a vintage tub, Amelia Tarbet rug, and stool from Round Top. Nickey Kehoe chandelier.