D Home March-April 2005

Christine Allison talks about smaller spaces and finding familial bliss.

A Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in Preston Hollow coexists with nature on a lot that is anything but ordinary.

The East Dallas neighborhood celebrates its 100th anniversary with a tour of 10 beautiful homes, along with local artists, food, and festivities.

Your antiques questions answered by local expert Joanne Tomlin.

Your resource for the best house and garden services. New this issue: the best landscape architects and designers in Dallas.

Loss brings the design community together.

What to plant, what to prune, and what’s in bloom now in Dallas gardens.

These great finds will help you get the Regency look for less.

Tips, techniques, and recipes for tempura.

From parties to awards to partings – our report on the latest happenings in the Dallas design and architecture industry.

Readers request their favorite recipes from the best local restaurants.

Take a look at these fresh new reasons to shake off those winter blues and start shopping.

We’ve scoured the city to bring you the best stores, services, and vendors that Dallas has to offer.

Luxus lands acclaimed Barovier line.

An unused attic is turned into a great craft room.

Three wines to keep on hand for casual dining.

James McInroe redefines the rules of color in his home-cum-design laboratory.