Specialty Non-Apparel

Bailey Banks & Biddle

Houston, TX

Published

19 years ago

February 1, 2005

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Specialty Store, Sales Area 5001 to 10,000 Square Feet
Award of Merit
RYA Design Consultancy, Dallas

Bailey Banks & Biddle wanted a fitting flagship to convey its new motto (“Where treasures live”) to its target consumer (35- to 45-year-old women). A curved glass storefront and filigree grilled entryway lend a residential feel, which continues with a comfortable seating area, neutral palette of cherry wood, fawn suede and brushed nickel, and elegant low-profile display cases.

Client: Zale Corp., Irving, Texas
Mary Forté, president and ceo
Sue Gove, evp/coo
Charles Fieramosca, president, Bailey Banks & Biddle
Stephen Massanelli, svp/real estate
Spencer Stovall, vp/property development
Parke Wellman, director of store planning
Brenda Houston, director, visual merchandising
Kurt Johnson, visual project manager, Bailey Banks & Biddle

Design: RYA Design Consultancy, Dallas
Tom Herndon, ceo/partner
Mike Wilkins, creative director/partner
Chris Chavez, project manager

Fixtures: Faubion Associates Inc., Dallas (fixtures)

Furniture/Upholstery: Louis Interiors, Toronto
Momentum Textiles, Irvine, Calif.
David Sutherland, Dallas
ID Collection, Dallas
Troscan, Chicago
Pollack, New York

Carpet: Atlas Carpet Mills, City of Commerce, Calif.
Galerie Diume, Paris

Glass: Vision Products, Houston

Laminates: Wilsonart Intl., Temple, Texas

Nevamar Co., Odenton, Md.

Lighting: Dongia, Dallas,
Chista, New York

Entry grillwork: Dallas Metal Fabricator, Dallas

Mirror: Malloy Mirror & Art Glass Works, Dallas

Paints: ICI Paints, Berkshire, U.K.

Stone: Innovative Marble & Tile, Hauppauge, N.Y.

Wood flooring: Buell Flooring Group, Dallas

Wallcoverings: Studio E Inc., New York
Innovations in Wallcoverings, New York
Knoll Inc., East Greenville, Pa.
David Sutherland, Dallas
Donghia, Dallas
Maharam, New York
Elizabeth Dow Ltd., New York
Art People, New York
Walter Lee Culp, Dallas
Southwest Progressive Enterprises, Dallas

Wood: Wood Gallery, Dallas
|987)|, New York (wood)

Photography: Paul Bielenberg Associates, Los Angeles

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