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Chad Caleb Dorsey

Founder / Principal Designer at Chad Dorsey Design and 1 other company
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Chad Dorsey creates refined interiors that balance tailored style with the spirit of modern living.

Trained as an architect, his approach to every space is characterized by a fluid relationship to the architecture where proportion, light, and scale are as essential as taste and lifestyle. His aesthetic is best described as “relaxed luxury” which is defined by a quiet palette, custom furnishings with handcrafted details, meaningful objects, and a true sense of the people who live there. He believes furnishings should be impactful without being overwhelming, and rooms should flow and transition seamlessly.

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  • Spotlight Your Fireplace: Expert Tips from Chad Dorsey
    Chad suggests using "neutral tones and high-quality materials like limestone and marble" to enhance your fireplace. Accentuate with tiles or abstract shapes. Consider asymmetrical designs for added interest, and create a cozy seating area around the fireplace. These elements ensure your fireplace becomes a stylish focal point, blending seamlessly with your home's aesthetic.
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  • Chad Dorsey reveals the crucial balance between architecture and furniture when curating a space.

    “I am always thinking about the architecture. I always see the space and the details first. I see objects as sculpture in space versus as objects used to fill a space. Objects and furniture should enhance a space and respond to the architecture – not in a way that hides or confuses it, but rather enhances it.”

    Dorsey suggests that the interaction between space and design should be harmonious and cohesive.

    "The principle of rhythm in interior design is a very natural flow and fluidity of moving between spaces both with your eye but also with your mind,” says Chad Dorsey of Dallas’ Chad Dorsey Design. “It’s a visual and mental harmony that may have highs and lows but avoids abrupt transitions or stops and starts.”