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A quiet plaster lounge with a honed travertine floor, a long walnut console and an aged brass floor lantern lit in late afternoon light

Waldrop Nichols Studio · Dallas, Texas

Rooms with the hush of a good hotel.

An interiors practice and a small collection of objects, drawn in stone, walnut, linen and aged brass — made for the way a room is actually used.

The studio
8070 Park Ln, Dallas TX 75231
By phone
214 979 9050
By email
info@kinzafoodcompany.com
A considered arrangement of a brass candlestick, travertine bowl, linen and amber glass.

Objects for daily rituals

Collected for the rooms you keep.

Small, enduring forms in stone, linen, glass and brass, chosen to settle naturally into the everyday.

A travertine ledge in a plaster niche holding a brass taper holder, a stone bowl, folded linen and an amber glass vessel

W+N Objects

The collection, object by object.

Trays and lanterns for the entry. Carafes and tapers for the table. A throw for the chair nobody wants to leave. Each piece is drawn to sit quietly beside the last.

Overhead view of material samples on plaster: honed travertine, oiled walnut, folded oatmeal linen, brushed brass, smoked glass and raw limestone
The working palette — stone, wood, linen, brass, glass

How we work

Fewer things, chosen slowly.

A room reads as calm when its materials agree with each other. We start with the surfaces you touch — stone, oiled wood, washed linen, unlacquered brass — and let the plan follow the light.

  1. Material first

    Honed travertine, oiled walnut, washed linen, unlacquered brass, smoked glass. Surfaces that age instead of wearing out.

  2. Hospitality habits

    Lamplight at eye level, a place to set a glass down, a tray by the door. The small courtesies a good hotel gets right.

  3. Restraint as a finish

    Plain silhouettes, generous negative space, one warm metal. Nothing added that a room does not ask for.

A walnut dining table under a linen pendant with brass wall sconces glowing against warm plaster walls at dusk

Studio work

Interiors, drawn with a hospitality eye

  • Interiors

    Plans, elevations and material palettes for residential and hospitality-minded rooms, from a single room to a whole floor.

  • Furnishing

    Selection and specification of furniture, lighting, textiles and stone, held to one consistent palette.

  • Objects & styling

    Curation of the small things — trays, lanterns, vessels, linens — and the final pass that makes a room look lived in.

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Waldrop Nichols Studio, LLC
8070 Park Ln
Dallas, TX 75231
United States
A plaster studio wall with a walnut worktable, stone samples and a brass lamp in low evening light