Premier Hospitality · Dallas, Texas
Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek
A longstanding direct relationship—now highlighted by a high-stakes restaurant and promenade refresh inside one of Dallas's most historic hotels.
Project recognition
One MICHELIN Key and long-running luxury-hotel recognition.
Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek received One MICHELIN Key in 2024, alongside Travel + Leisure, U.S. News, Forbes, and AAA recognition listed by the property.
Our work: Guestroom replacements and restaurant and promenade refresh work.
The recent refresh
Drapery created a new experience without competing with the Mansion's history.
The latest work was a focused refresh of the restaurant and promenade—not a recent full-hotel renovation. Within spaces where many surfaces are historic, the design used sculptural drapery to introduce texture, soften the rooms, and create new zones without erasing the character that makes the Mansion distinctive.
Ink + Oro set the vision. Tri-Tex translated it into finished work where every fold, transition, and installation detail had to hold up at close range in a prominent luxury setting.
Restaurant refresh video
See the recent work in motion.
Original project media preserved from the Tri-Tex Instagram archive.
Restaurant + promenade refresh
A focused transformation inside a historic hotel.
The refresh reimagined the Mansion's classic dining room and promenade while working carefully around protected historic surfaces. Sculptural folds, layered textiles, and precisely placed treatments introduced warmth, rhythm, and new visual zones without competing with the architecture.
Tri-Tex executed the drapery in coordination with Ink + Oro's design, carrying the concept through the fabrication details, finished lengths, transitions, and installation required to make the rooms feel intentional from every angle.
Project scope
The restaurant and promenade refresh.
Working inside a historic hotel?