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Designers
Designer Jean Liu’s 2023 Home Trend Predictions
Dallas home designers tell us the trends they’re betting big on for the new year.
By Jessica Otte

Decor
Sloan Milton’s Maximalist Holiday Decor is Family-Focused
Milton's Christmas decorations include lots of color and plenty of disco balls.
By Emma McRae

Design
Inside Tiffany Woodson’s Earthy, Memory-Making Holiday Decor
The interior designer’s Christmas decorations are inspired by her Italian heritage and Californian childhood.
By Sarah Bennett

Holiday Tastemakers
Real Housewives’ Kameron Westcott’s Christmas Decor Is As Pink As You’d Imagine
The reality star's rose-tinted holiday decorations include a tree trimmed in Barbies and Birkins.
By Lydia Brooks

Home & Garden
Sit Back and Relax in This ‘Pretty in Pink’ Backyard
Architectural designer Patrick Craine takes a page out of his own design book to create a backyard space for his Oak Cliff home—a previous Most Charming winner—that’s just as appealing as the front.
By Lydia Brooks
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Style
Zara Taitt Fell in Love with Design … Through Cars
We chatted with Jan Showers' senior interior designer and executive of operations about all her favorite things.
By Jessica Otte

Style
D Living Last Month: How to Elevate Your Personal Style
A roundup of everything we covered on the Living and lifestyle page in June, from robot manicures to picking your poolside ’fit.

Architecture & Design
Building a House Right Now? Here Are 20 Things to Keep in Mind
Truth Time: Building a custom home can be a stressful process, even without a pandemic and supply shortages to deal with. Our 2022 best builders tell you how to make it easier.
By Jessica Otte

Style
12.26 Owner Hannah Fagadau’s Favorite Things
The contemporary art gallery co-founder talks her guilty pleasure, instant mood booster, favorite local museum, and more.
By Maddie Jewesson

Restaurants
Dallas’ Most Baller Restaurant Bathrooms
During the pandemic, our city’s top spots doubled down on the destination bathroom, where every carefully curated inch is an extension of the aesthetic, and full immersion is the goal. Here are our maximalist favorites, old and new.
By Eve Hill-Agnus and Rosin Saez