We've spotlighted a baker's dozen of exhibitions in Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, London, New York and San Francisco that'll get you into gallery-going mode this fall.

Jeremy Anderson and Gabriel Hendifar's covetable collections and highly immersive showrooms in New York City and Milan have captured the attention of top decorators and interior designers.

Composition and balance are the watchwords of this Los Angeles creative, who considers herself an interpreter of her clients' personal styles — the farthest thing from a design dictator.

Equally adept at decorating in traditional, modern and contemporary styles, the London-based aesthete uses his impeccably trained eye and carefully cultivated drawing skills to create houses as special as their sophisticated owners.

Works by masters of the genre, including Richard Estes and Chuck Close, get long overdue attention in a new exhibition at the Hamptons' Parrish Art Museum.

Equally adept in architecture, interior design and decorating, New York–based creatives Greg Dufner and Daniel Heighes Wismer, of Dufner Heighes, have won clients aplenty with their signature combination of elegant restraint and embellished "wow" moments.

In a few short years, the inexhaustibly innovative talent has become a darling of London’s design press, exhibiting a flair for creating bespoke furniture, lighting, textiles and wallpaper, as well as entire interiors for private homes and in-demand restaurants.

Although only 34 years old, the Chicago-based interior designer is already a decade into a thriving career, winning clients in the Windy City and well beyond with what she calls her signature sense of "cultured irreverence."

The designer pulls together an appealingly elevated bohemian aesthetic that draws on influences from both his native New England and his adopted home in the Pacific Northwest.