Marigold Street is inspired by the quiet season when I first moved to Dallas after years in New York City. The shift from constant motion to still evenings felt both disorienting and beautiful. Living on Marigold Street gave me the space to notice smaller things, like new growth, repeating stems, and the soft glow of petals at dusk. This pattern reflects that transition. It is structured yet organic, grounded yet gently unfolding, the way a place that once felt unfamiliar slowly becomes home.