
Interior designer and general contractor, working in Dallas since 1997. Jan designs the space and then runs the build — one person responsible from the first sketch to the final walk-through, across the Park Cities, Preston Hollow and North Dallas.
Jan Revels has practiced interior design in Dallas since 1997, and launched Chateau Concepts, LLC in 2001. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from the University of North Texas and is an ASID Allied Professional Interior Designer. Nearly nearly three decades of that work has been in the same neighborhoods — the Park Cities, Preston Hollow and North Dallas — which is why she knows the houses, and the workrooms that meet their standard.
What separates her practice from most design firms is the second half of the job. Many designers hand a set of drawings to a builder and hope. Jan takes on the general contracting herself — scheduling trades, ordering and tracking materials, walking the site and holding the work to the standard the drawings set. When something unexpected turns up behind a wall, the person deciding what to do about it is the person who designed the room.
Her range is unusually wide: Traditional, Eclectic, Contemporary, Old World, Mid-Century Modern, Rustic, Mediterranean, Retro, and, in her own words, “just plain funky.” That range comes from a simple position — the style that matters is the client’s. Her job is to listen first, then translate what she hears into rooms that work beautifully and feel like home.
Every one of these is work she does herself, on projects across Dallas and the Park Cities.
Space planning, furnishings, color, lighting, window treatments and accessories — a complete room or a complete home, coordinated into one plan and managed to completion. See the service →
Running the build itself: trades, materials, schedule and on-site quality checks against the approved plan. Registered with the City of Dallas and insured. See the service →
Layouts, cabinetry, stone, tile, fixtures and lighting — the rooms with the most decisions and the least room for error. Read the kitchen guide →
Drawings that let you see a room before it is built, and that a millworker can build from. Read the guide →
Media walls, fireplace surrounds, libraries, window seats and storage designed for spaces that stock sizes cannot fill. Read the guide →
Park Cities and Preston Hollow houses where nothing is square and the surprises are behind the plaster. Read the guide →
One master plan executed a room at a time, so a house done over years still reads as one house. Read the guide →
Offices, reception areas and hospitality spaces, designed for how the business actually operates. Read the guide →
The two layers that most often decide whether a finished room feels considered or merely furnished. Read the lighting guide →
Trees, garlands, mantels and tablescapes designed, installed and taken down — without you touching a ladder. See the service →
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Interior Design — University of North Texas. A design education rather than a decorating certificate: space planning, technical drawing and construction documentation. Practicing since 1997; Chateau Concepts founded 2001.
ASID Allied Professional Interior Designer — the American Society of Interior Designers, the largest professional body for interior designers in the United States.
Chateau Concepts, LLC is registered with the City of Dallas and carries general liability insurance for its general contracting work. Certificates available on request.
4.9★ from 15 reviews on Google · Portfolio featured on Houzz.
Park Cities — Highland Park and University Park — plus Preston Hollow and North Dallas, with projects beyond DFW considered.
“Jan has great taste and is very responsive. She doesn’t impose her preferences — she helps you make smart choices, and she is a strong advocate for you in working with vendors.”
Every guide in Insights is written from Jan’s own project experience and reviewed by her before it is published. That review is the point: the guidance is what she would tell a client sitting across the table, not what ranks well.
Guides are updated as practice, products and local requirements change.
Every project is led by Jan personally — the same person from the first walk-through to the final reveal.
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