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Your Patio Called. K D Biel founder Kurt Bielawski opens a sec- ond Dallas emporium this month on buzzy Knox Street, with an emphasis on garden- ing and culinary in a modern Cotswolds edit, highlighted by organic furniture and furnishings from Barter in British Columbia, Japanese- made British brand Niwaki garden tools, UK brand Wellipets' frog-faced wellingtons, a library section, and an expanded apoth- ecary stocked with Santa Maria Novella, Flamingo Estate, Perfumer H, and Dallas exclusives Swedish skincare brand L:A Bruket and Seoul-based fragrance and body care line Nonfiction. Bielawski, founder of MORE Design + Build, opened his Slocum Street shop in 2025 to instant success. Close on the heels is the new Knox Street location, located in a portion of what was once a Pottery Barn space. There can never be enough of a good thing. KD Biel, 3212 Knox. Rebecca Sherman O utdoor furniture b r a n d T e a k Warehouse has moved its corporate headquarters and flagship showroom f r o m S o u t h e r n California to Dallas. This is Mecca for homeowners and design pros alike. "We've had ties to Dallas for years, but there's a real momentum here right now that made us want to be part of the city in a bigger way," says Chris Putrimas, owner and CEO. "Dallas has a strong point of view when it comes to design and how people entertain at home, which feels very aligned with who we are as a brand." Teak Warehouse, 1630 Terre Colony Court, teakwarehouse.com. RS Twice as Nice The second KD Biel emporium opens this month on Knox Street. Side table collection at Teak Warehouse Ravoli dining chair 104