An Inventive Texas Boutique Welcomes the World
Rotating Pop-Ups Add Oomph to Dallas Shopping
By Rebecca Sherman //
Knox-Henderson’s inventive boutique Nest is shaking things up with an ambitious series of rotating pop-up shops kicking off this summer. Temporary shop-in-shops will breeze in from top companies based in Italy, Britain and the U.S.

Mark your calendar, posthaste: Up now through June 4, Missoni Home drops in with a shop of bold pillows and throws in metallics, cream and black. On Saturday, July 9, Dallas–based Fatboy brings its clever, rubber outdoor lighting and serving pieces to the store.
Monday, August 15, British design genius Mineheart showcases its newest trompe l’oeil wallpaper and cheeky cabinets decorated with images of 17th-century women.
And on Thursday, October 6, Italian design house Seletti launches a pop-up of the funky rugs (some made from toilet paper) and pop-art motifs that have made them a hit at Art Basel. Nest, 4524 McKinney Ave., 214.373.4444.
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