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Say Less, Lacquer More.
Our lacquered hues are rich yet versatile—think of them as neutrals that work with everything in your home. Pick your favorite and let your lamp steal the show!
Love, Wrapped in DRIS Style
PRESS PLAY
A chill, soulful playlist designed to flow through beautifully styled spaces. Warm, cinematic, and deeply textured—these are the sounds that set the mood in a DRIS room. Press play and settle in.
These Pieces? Pulled from a Marrakech Medina—They Speak.
Styled like a Memory. Curated Soul. Welcome to DRIS—Where Every Object has a Story, and Every Shade Casts a Spell.
It’s not just lighting—it’s a vibe. Our signature lacquered shades cast light that lingers, wrapped in four refined neutrals designed to go bold in quiet ways.
Available locally at Slate Interiors.
Every shade tells a story. Every corner is curated soul.
From sourcing soulful vintage to styling with purpose, we build rooms that feel lived in, loved on, and layered with meaning. Let’s create something bold and beautifully personal—together. Limited Bookings. Styling is sacred work.
Visit Our Booth at Slate Interiors
Charlotte’s go-to for vintage finds with flavor
We’ve taken our favorite pieces from the Dressing Rooms Interiors archive and brought them to Slate — a rotating curation of soulful, unexpected, one-of-a-kind finds.
We love a good spotlight! See where DRIS has been making waves in the world of design.
See How to Make Your Ceilings Look Higher with These 13 Smart Styling Tricks
Although, working with a shorter structure can actually amp up your creativity. “Low ceiling rooms can be fun to style, if you don’t allow the height to restrict your design,” says Ariene Bethea, interior designer and founder of Dressing Rooms Interiors Studio. “I like playing with scale, so I still style with a few large statement pieces to anchor the room and draw attention to the coziness of the space.”
10 Interior Design Trends to Watch in 2025:
Ariene Bethea, principal designer of Dressing Rooms Interiors Studio in Charlotte, NC, tells us, “Reds, purples, and greens will dominate in 2025, ranging from their richest, most saturated tones — like deep garnet, plum, and emerald — to softer, more muted shades such as blush, lavender, and sage. This versatile spectrum offers both bold impact and subtle sophistication.”
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