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Donna Decorates Dallas is a design show on the HGTV Network. The series stars Donna Moss, an interior designer from Texas who transforms lavish upscale homes in the Dallas suburb of Texas into beautiful showplaces for elite clients. She is known as the Queen of Bling to her clients. Donna, her husband and two daughters, own a successful family-run design boutique called That's Haute!. Her signature choices with every room she transforms includes sparking crystal accents, feathers, and animal prints. Donna has won many awards in design and her work has been in many magazines since the 1980's when her business first began.

Donna, and a team of wood workers, skilled artisans, contractors, and painters, assist her with transforming spaces into fabulous showplaces. Favoring Old World and Tuscan styles, her designs include Gothic tones, animal prints, crystal chandeliers, and wrought iron motifs. Her money no object clients put their complete trust in Donna to transform their indoor and outdoor rooms into fabulous spaces.

Each week, Donna consults with clients at their homes in an effort to get an understanding of what type of look they want to achieve. The jaw dropping sizes of the homes takes your breath away as you view these beautiful spaces. After the initial client consultation, Donna then consults with her team as to what wall treatment, furniture piece, accessory choice, and paint color she would like to implement into the space. Some of the pieces selected are from her boutique. She also goes with the client to an appointment only design center where they choose pillows, wall sconces, furniture, candles, area rugs, and other choices. The transformation begins as the room starts to take shape as Donna solves issues with scale, placement, and color compatibility.

By the end of the episode, Donna reveals the beautiful transformation to the client, to their amazement and surprise. With everything perfectly placed, it is truly a remarkable sight and gives credence to the notion that everything is truly bigger in Texas!