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42 I nterior decorators and those who love design have long looked to the Ballard Designs catalog and online site for key pieces to finish a room: ceramic lamps, skirted chairs with dressmaker detailing, lamp shades and more. Bunny Williams, Suzanne Kasler, and Miles Redd all started out as devoted fans and have since created collections for the Atlanta–based company, which now has a brick-and-mortar store in Fort Worth, and one on the way in Dallas. In Fort Worth, a store at The Shops at Clearfork debuted in May; a Dallas location opens in Preston Royal Village East in late August. Accessories, lighting, side tables, and rugs are always in stock, and there's an in-store personalization shop for monogramming linens and pillows. We're smitten with Miles Redd's outdoor furniture collection, and pink-and-white, buffalo- check upholstered seating, a take on Gloria Vanderbilt's preppy garden room; Bunny Williams' charming preserved topiaries and plaster classical busts; and Suzanne Kasler's heirloom rattan furniture, inspired by a vintage Paris flea- market find. Ballard Designs, The Shops at Clearfork, 5188 Monahans Ave., Fort Worth; Preston Royal Village East, 6025 Royal Lane; ballarddesigns.com. BALLARD IN PERSON Jaap Van Zweden BY REBECCA SHERMAN Unruh is located in the historic Dallas Brake & Clutch building. Miles Redd's outdoor furniture collection for Ballard Designs A perennial favorite, Bunny Williams' preserved topiary Miles Redd's buffalo-check seating Suzanne Kasler heirloom rattan furniture