Space: ±8,000 SF
Divisible from ~2,000
Availability: For lease or sale
Condition: Move‑in ready
Parking: On‑site lot

A finished interior, not a shell.

Most second-generation space this size is handed over as a vanilla box. This one was built out as a designer showroom, and the expensive work is done: a marble-wrapped bar with back-bar refrigeration, timber trellis ceilings, finished fitting suites and restrooms, and designer lighting throughout.

The result is a space that was made for hosting. Trunk shows, client events, tastings, and private gatherings all fit here on day one. A new tenant can brand it and open, instead of spending a year and a budget on construction.

Marble bar with waterfall edges, illuminated back bar, and suspended greenery

The Space

Walk through it in pictures.

Every photo below is the space as it stands today. Tap any image to view it full screen.

Main showroom with long wood table, brass display rails, and teal ceiling

Red lounge chair beside a wood slat screen and crane mural wall

Crane mural feature wall beside rolling display racks under a timber ceiling

Crane mural wall beside a wood slat screen and tall window

Wide view of the open floor with pendant lights, lounge, and mural wall

Showroom with pendant lights, wood table, and illuminated display alcoves

Curved lounge seating and planting against a dark tiled feature wall

Long view down the showroom with timber columns and natural light

Restroom with oval mirror, patterned tile, and custom green vanity

Fitting suite doorway framed by the crane mural and timber column

Dress forms on a rail against a dark tiled wall

Copper pendant lights above a wood table and illuminated display wall

How the space lays out.

Two showrooms wrap the entry bar and lounge. Behind them sit the stock room and open offices, a conference room, fitting suites, and three restrooms. Room areas come from the architect's 2019 area plan.

The layout also divides. The two showrooms read as separate rooms already, so the floor can be demised into suites from roughly 2,000 square feet — the work being a demising wall, a second entry off the existing storefront, and separate metering. Take the whole building or take a piece of it.

The bar & hospitality zone

Marble-wrapped bar with waterfall edges and guest seating
Illuminated back bar with display shelving and full-height refrigeration
Second marble counter for service, catering, or checkout
Suspended greenery installation and living-wall accent
Mosaic tile floor defining the entertaining area

Architecture & light

Timber trellis ceilings and reclaimed-wood columns
High exposed ceilings painted deep teal
Storefront glass with generous natural light
Large-format tile floors across the main room
Track and pendant lighting throughout

Client experience

Private fitting suites with arched mirrors and brass rails
Finished designer restrooms with custom vanities
Multiple lounge areas for guests and events
Crane mural feature walls at both ends of the floor
Brass display rails and illuminated niches

Built for concepts that host people.

The bar, lounges, fitting suites, and open floor map naturally onto businesses that bring clients through the door. If your concept entertains, fits, tastes, or shows, most of your build-out is already here.

Permitted uses are subject to City of Southlake zoning. Verify your specific concept with the city.

Boutique retail or flagship showroom
Salon, medspa, or wellness studio
Tasting room or private-event venue
Bridal or designer atelier
Design studio or client-facing office
Fitness or movement studio

Southlake, Texas

415 S. Kimball Avenue sits just south of E. Southlake Boulevard (FM 1709), minutes from SH 114, Southlake Town Square, and DFW International Airport. Southlake is one of the most affluent communities in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, with a customer base that supports premium retail, wellness, and hospitality concepts.

Just south of E. Southlake Blvd
Quick access to SH 114
Minutes from DFW Airport

By the day

Need the room for an afternoon, not a lease?

The space books by the hour and by the day for photo and film production, trunk shows, launches, receptions, and private events — with any caterer and any licensed bartender you like. Published rates, nothing hidden underneath them.

See Venue Rates From $450/hour · four‑hour minimum

Leasing & Sale

Come walk the space.

Photos get it started, but this interior is best understood in person. For lease terms, purchase enquiries, floor plans, or a walkthrough, reach out directly.

Schedule a Tour or write to stevenwang@meison.com