Step Inside Magic Hour's Curated Wonderland

Magic Hour Shop

Magic Hour – our favorite place to shop home décor & handmade goods. The shop specializes in vintage furniture, art, apothecary, decor & pantry items and is owned and operated by mother-daughter Molly & Mary Ann Mathias. The creative duo has carefully curated their space with hand selected items that will make you swoon! 

About The Shop

After having the shop set up on Tyler St. for a year & a half, Molly and Mary Ann decided to move their store to the heart of Bishop Arts, a neighborhood known for its eclectic scene which features many restaurants, bars and several small & new businesses. Now, Magic Hour is located at 250 N Bishop Street #130, nestled between Tribal All Day Cafe, Macellaio, Tejas, Paradiso, and The Laughing Willow, just to name a few.

Visit & Fall In Love

Magic Hour is a truly beautiful place! From its neutral décor and natural light, it lends the perfect vibes to feel zen while shopping. Now that the giving season is upon us, Magic Hour is the perfect place to visit for the gifts everyone wants. The shop carries a wide array of goods that perfectly caters to each person on your list. Some of our favorite items include the “Idiot” Print, The Rising Sun Bath Soak, Black Fig Candle and Your Wise Body Zine.

Now Open

Magic Hour is now open! The shop hosted its grand opening at the new location this Sunday with great success. The day started with meditation session led by Urban Hippie Yoga at 10:30 a.m followed by mimosas with natural juices from Tribal All Day Cafe along with a brunch spread from Fount Board & Table & coffee from Canyon Coffee - LA. In addition to this, shoppers were able to mix & mingle with local Dallas influencers. 

So if you’re in the Bishop Arts area, don’t hesitate to stop by Magic Hour. You wont regret it! Molly, Mary Ann & their team will greet you with a big smile & even help you choose a gift for a special person or even yourself. You can also shop via their website here & follow them on Instagram.

Photos by Marisa Peterson. Copyediting by Frida Cossio.