D Home May-June 2004

Beautiful Dallas gardens with a focus on intriguing hardscapes by local landscape architectural firm Boyd Heiderich Bargas Gilson.

Local legend Sis Carr has had a lifelong love affair with yellow. From her hand-dyed clothes to her custom painted cars to her one-of-a-kind home décor, nothing has escaped Carr’s delightful fixation.

Before you buy that new grill, find out what the experts have to say.

Got a leaky faucet? Check out our list of the best plumbers in the area.

For our shopping issue, narrowing the field in a town known for its shopping was not easy, but the resulting list is sure to provide some great adventures.

Design and décor lessons I’ve learned from the great hotels of the world.

Wilson bags Trump, Miller gets a table, and Hayslip lands Ritz-Carlton.

A Q&A with the experts on everything you need to know about shopping for windows and doors.

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

Faucets with panache for $250 or less.

A crash course in the hottest dining trend in Dallas-tapas-straight from Chef Seiji Wakabayashi of Nandina.

Give those tired, dirty lawn chairs new life with a little paint and outdoor upholstery fabric.

Hot new shops for you to check out.

Readers request their favorite recipes from the best Dallas restaurants.

An insider’s guide to 11 distinct retail shopping districts in and around Dallas—including tips on where to shop, where to eat, and who you’ll meet.

Forget air conditioning. Try these cool summer must-haves to get you out of the house and into the sunshine.

Stylist and design consultant Charles Birdsong’s remodel of a Turtle Creek high-rise returns the apartment to its midcentury modern roots.

The secrets to cellaring wine, plus a list of must-have bottles for your collection.

Bold and beautiful Biedermeier secretaries.