When homeowners in Highland Park, University Park, and the broader Dallas luxury market decide to renovate, they now have a single team that can handle everything from the first pencil sketch to the final throw pillow. ARIID Group, a Washington-based firm, has officially expanded its coordinated service model to these high-end Texas neighborhoods, promising to eliminate the typical handoffs between separate architects, contractors, and decorators that so often stall a remodel.
ARIID Group brings interior design, construction, and furnishing to Highland Park, University Park, and the Dallas luxury market as one coordinated team.
The expansion, announced November 13, 2026, unites three distinct practices under one umbrella: interior design through Ariana Designs & Interiors, construction through Ariid Build & Remodel, and furnishing through Ariid Home & Furniture. For Dallas-area homeowners, this means a single point of responsibility for the entire arc of a project — from the initial design drawing through construction and on to the final styling of each room.
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According to the group, the kind of work it expects to find in Highland Park and University Park is familiar from its experience in Washington state. These are established homes where the owner’s brief must respect the existing architecture, the lot, and the neighborhood’s standards, while the interiors are updated to reflect how the family actually lives. The turnkey approach is designed to handle that complexity without the friction that comes from passing a project between separate firms.
Dallas is a market that does its homework before it hires anyone, and that suits the way we work. We would rather show the process than talk about it — the work explains itself.”— Ariana Adireh Anderson, CEO, principal, and lead designer of ARIID Group
“Dallas is a market that does its homework before it hires anyone, and that suits the way we work,” said Ariana Adireh Anderson, CEO, principal, and lead designer of ARIID Group. “We would rather show the process than talk about it — the work explains itself.”
Potential clients can explore the group’s portfolio and process across three dedicated websites: ariid.com for interior design, ariidbuild.com for design-build construction, and ariidhome.com for furnishing and styling. The firm’s design philosophy is also featured on the Ariana Designs & Interiors YouTube channel, which includes a video titled “Kitchen Design Trends 2027.”
Based in Kirkland, Washington, ARIID Group currently serves homeowners across Washington, Nevada, and Texas. More information is available at ariidgroup.com.
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Why it matters: For homeowners in Dallas’s most established neighborhoods, a remodel has long meant juggling multiple contractors and hoping for smooth transitions. ARIID Group’s expansion brings a single-team model to that market, potentially saving time and reducing friction — and signaling that the demand for integrated luxury renovation services is growing beyond the Pacific Northwest.
