D Home March-April 2004

We’re proud to bring you one last look at the beautiful design Dallas legends Loyd Taylor and Paxton Gremillion created for Henry S. Miller and Juanita Miller in an elegant Highland Aprk high-rise.

Pat Dilbeck reminisces about the house and unique atrium husband Charles Dilbeck built for her.

Once they were grand fixtures with the price tags to match. But these days chandeliers come in a variety of styles—and price points.

Our “Best of Everything” feature is a bit biased toward family-run, local businesses–because of the extra effort they put into guaranteeing quality and customer service.

Local decorator Cathy Kincaid purchased the home of Dallas design doyenne Nina Claiborne. In a rare and wonderful “collaboration,” she kept many of Claiborne’s design choices and added a few inspired touches of her own to create a warm family home.

Iris 101, helpful watering hints, and which birds you’ll be seeing in your spring garden.

Take a look at these hot new pots that will make you say, “Two for tea, please.”

A mini-course on identifying a George III-style bow-front chest.

Great new shops to find home interiors.

Our guide to the best art, antiques, and accessories dealers in New Orleans’ French Quarter.

Create your own private sanctuary with beautiful accessories for your vanity.

Here’s everything you need to know about the hottest new trend: tea tastings.

Over the last 12 months, our editors have scoured the city to bring you the best stores, services, and vendors that Dallas has to offer-everything from the best cookie to the best vacuum to the best new (again) flooring option.

D Home takes a look back at the first Blooms at the Dallas Aboretum.

Scrumptious recipes from Iris, one of Dallas’ best neighborhood restaurants.

Professional advice on caring for your lawn, garden, trees, and shrubs from the experts at the Dallas Arboretum.

Dallas’ favorite caterers share the cool kitchen stuff they can’t live without.