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The Chic Magnet is Coming to Dallas: Miles Redd Reveals His Go-To Paint Colors and More

BY // 10.02.17

Charismatic and cinematic interior designer Miles Redd has a new fabric, wallpaper, and passementerie collection for Schumacher, Miles Redd II, and will be in Dallas at the Schumacher showroom Wednesday, October 4, to tell you all about it and sign his classic decorating book, The Big Book of Chic (Assouline).

Lovers of Redd’s glamorous and bold style just can’t get enough. His book The Big Book of Chic (Assouline) proudly rests atop smartly styled coffee tables across the globe, and his fabric, wallpaper, and rug collections for Schumacher and Patterson Flynn Martin are best sellers. When Redd recently posted an Instagram photo of his silhouette (donning top hat, of course) with the words “Miles Redd for Ballard Designs,” his fans went wild. Shortly thereafter, the 28-piece collection launched on Ballard’s website.

We can’t get enough of Redd, either. So we emailed him to see what he was up to.

PC: You are quite the busy chic magnet with your collections for Schumacher, and a new collection for Ballard. Anything else new?

MR: Maybe a trip to Betty Ford! I tease. My plate is pretty full at the moment. Just some fun decorating projects on the horizon.

PC: What chic things will you be doing this fall?

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MR: I do love the fall for movies and cozy dinners. I’m looking forward to seeing the movie Call Me by Your Name and Gary Oldman’s turn as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour. I love to do a good gallery crawl in Chelsea in the fall to see all the new exhibitions and artists. And roam the Met on a rainy Sunday …

PC: Top design stops in NYC.

MR: For lighting, food, and flowers, La Grenouille. For architecture and art, The Guggenheim. For quirky English style, Gerald Bland. For movies, the Film Forum, although it is under renovation at the moment. The Hispanic Society is a gem of a museum, with some treasures — a study for Sargent’s Spanish Dancer and some impressive Goyas.

PC: Three perfect paint colors.

MR: Fine Paints of Europe Ocean Calm 1173 D — a rich blue. Farrow & Ball, Pelt No 254 – a fabulous aubergine, and Benjamin Moore Wythe Blue HC 143, a very soothing color to be in.

PC: Vintage design books every designer should have in their library.

MR: Jansen, David Adler, Vogue’s Book of Houses, Gardens, People, and American Classicist: The Architecture of Philip Trammell Shutze.

PC: Your uniform.

MR: Check shirt and flat-front khakis with an Adidas Samba.

PC: Are you working on any projects in Texas?

MR: I am.

Hmmmm.

PC: Is The Big Book of Chic II in the works? We hope so!

MR: Maybe in few years … I am not a machine.

Meet Miles Redd Wednesday, October 4 at Schumacher showroom, Dallas Design Center. Information [email protected].

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