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Kelly and Gerald Ford's home is a billionaire home in Texas today. The hostess and her sister worked with the interior. Texas Dallas has long been associated with the setting of the television series of the same name. All of America followed the life of the wealthy Texas Ewing family, prosperous in agriculture and oil production. Series "Who Shot JR?" became an American record, it attracted an incredible number of viewers, and its name became a national meme. Recently, Dallas has been changing its reputation. Few people remember him as the city where President Kennedy was assassinated. Today, the Art District plays a special role - an area with a large concentration of galleries and exhibition spaces - and the Nasher Sculpture Garden, popular in the USA. And this reputation is much more refined than that given to Dallas by the restless Ewing family. nine0005

Designer and luxury home owner, mother of the Kelly Ford family. Valentino dress.

Mistress's room. Canvas by C. Kelly. On a Napoleonic-style table with a marble top, paired French lamps (Galerie Glustin, Paris) and a pink dish, design. A. von Furstenberg. Phillip Jeffries wallpaper.

Large living room divided into zones. Two armchairs in leopard print. Sisal carpet. Pair of transparent tables. French chest of drawers trimmed with parchment. Above is the work of J. Koons Teddy Bear. nine0005

The dining room is designed as a front hall. Mahogany table, diz. K. Kelly. The Louis XVI era chairs are upholstered in linen. Striped carpet J.D. staron.

The dining room flaunts neoclassical order decor. Luminaires designed by K. Kelly and made in Syria. Malaysian ikat motif wall paintings and a solar circle mirror fill the dining room with dynamism and brilliance.

Ground floor corridor leading to home cinema, swimming pool and wine cellar. Carpet Missoni. Phillip Jeffries wallpaper on the walls. JF Chen console. Antique lamps. nine0005

From the hall, where the main staircase is located, you can see the sculpture of A. Kapoor.

Mirrors and consoles with marble tops adorn the corridors and halls.

There's a saying: "There's more to Texas." It fits perfectly with the residence where interior designer Kelly Ford has settled. A huge mansion, a house-palace with a size of 30 thousand square meters, is located in the suburb of Dallas "Greek Turtle". Indeed, a Greek tortoise runs around her garden. And the garden itself is magnificent: a well-groomed territory of more than 6 acres is filled with works of outstanding sculptors. The Fords take guests to see the masterpieces of Anish Kapoor, Aristide Maillol, Barry Flanagan, James Lee Biars. At 19In 1990, interior designer Kelly Ford founded Kirsten Kelli LLC with her sister, Kirsten Fitzgibbons, with three offices in New York, Greenwich, Connecticut, and Dallas, Texas. For a quarter of a century, the sisters have been designing luxurious, capital-intensive interiors and clearly enjoy the process. Synergy, the combined talents of the two sisters made it possible to achieve excellent results.

Large living room. Wooden classical panels of a dark shade are the backdrop for the works of P. Picasso and R. Lichtenstein. The sofas are designed by C. Kelly. Upholstery: Lelievre fabrics, Missoni Home cushions. nine0005

In addition to their wealth of experience, Kelly and Kirsten successfully run Madison, a luxury interior gift shop in Dallas's Haviland Park Village. Together they designed the new Ford home in Dallas. Kelly's husband, Texan-born banker and billionaire Gerald Ford, bought the estate in 2006. Here was a mansion that a large family, arranging noisy crowded parties, considered small and modest. The house was demolished, and in its place a new one, suitable in size and scale, was erected. nine0005

A huge mansion, a house-palace measuring 30,000 square meters, is located in the Greek Tortoise suburb of Dallas.

The garden itself is magnificent: over 6 acres of manicured grounds filled with works of outstanding sculptors.

The main house is surrounded by spacious terraces with lounge areas.

Gerald Ford, Texan born, bought this estate in 2006.

Regular park with topiary shapes.

The park with straight alleys has flower beds, parterres and pools of regular shape. nine0005

Regular Ford park is built on the principle of symmetry.

There are pavilions by the pool.

One of the pavilions with a seating area.

Under the gallery there is a vast space - a real outdoor living room with a summer fireplace.

On the wall is a work by F. Léger.

Ponds are arranged as mirrors so that they double the height of trees and buildings.

All ponds are rectangular in shape.

Anish Kapoor's colorful sculpture is called Blood Mirror. nine0005

View from the terrace to the garden, bosquets and oaks. Sculpture by A. Maillol.

All parts of the park and garden have axes of symmetry.

One of the corners of Ford Park.

In ten years, Ford's garden has become a luxurious regular park.

The Fords have been collecting contemporary art for a long time, so all the rooms are filled with large-format works of contemporary art, works by Jeff Koons, Keith Haring, Picasso, Matisse, Lichtenstein. “Kirsten and I harmonized the vast spaces of this home with active color,” says Kelly Ford. “We selected works with intense color from our large collection.” The décor is built around a mix of antiques, vintage American and French pieces, and furniture designed by the sisters themselves and made to order. A place where comfort and luxury go hand in hand. nine0005

The dining room is designed as a front hall. Mahogany table, diz. K. Kelly. The Louis XVI era chairs are upholstered in linen. Striped carpet J.D. staron.

Living room. The sisters are not afraid of glamor, they are not afraid of pink and purple capitonné sofas.

Foyer. On the wall are works by A. Matisse from the Jazz series. At the table - Baroque Egg with Bow D. Koons.

Foyer. The floor is marble, with a large pattern in the style of the late David Hicks. On the wall are works by A. Matisse from the Jazz series. At the table - Baroque Egg with Bow D. Koons. nine0005

The walls of the foyer are painted in bright yellow shades.

Family living room with access to the terrace and a magnificent view of the garden. Chinese lacquered tables, Chinese blue and white porcelain. The walls are upholstered in silk with a blue and white print, Shumacher. Hermès bedspreads. Sofa, diz. C. Kelly, Clarence House. The cushions are upholstered in silk velvet, Madeline Weintrib. Striped carpet La Mar, Interior Resources.

Blue office. The coffee table is trimmed with leather. On the sofa are monogrammed velvet cushions that the sisters sell at their Madison store. The hostess's desktop is turned to the window. The sight of your favorite garden helps to distract. nine0005

Kelly Ford considers the kitchen to be the heart of the home. Cabinets designed by Kirsten Kelly. All facades are finished with ebony. Table tops are marble. Sub-Zero stainless steel refrigerator. Stove Wolf. Herringbone oak parquet.

In the bedroom, as well as in the foyer, bright yellow shades are used.

The marble staircase is twisted in a spiral.

Kelly Ford on her husband's vintage Harley Davidson motorcycle. Sculpture by A. Kapoor.

The house was built from scratch, and nothing prevented the owners from interpreting the new building in any style. The Fords chose the proven American neoclassic, fashionable and pompous. The huge house has halls with rich decoration: cornices, fireplaces, pilasters. The other rooms have even ceilings, but the walls are covered with boiserie panels. There are living rooms in which the classic sounds only in the pattern of marble floors. Based on the basic principle of symmetry, Kelly Ford forms large compositions using paired banquettes, paired lamps, tables, chairs, and so on.

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