D Home September-October 2004

Christine Allison talks about la dolce vita and Italian style.

The best wallpaper hangers and upholsterers in Dallas.

Your four-legged friend could be sitting pretty on one of these pet beds designed for the 2004 PAWS CAUSE Auction.

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

Local wine experts offer advice on wines and wine cellaring for beginners and connoisseurs alike.

Peek into three apartments at the Maple Terrace – the historic hotel turned modern-day Melrose Place.

How to entertain with an Italian kick.

How to make your home have a traditional or modern Italian inspired look.

Dallas has had a long standing love affair with all things Italian.

What is hot in Italian food fare.

A summer luncheon at decorator Joe Minton’s Fort Worth residence, attended by friends from all over the world, oozed with Southern charm.

Ken Sturrock transforms a typical kitchen drawer into one that’s more suitable for your silver.

The Inside Scoop on the Dallas Design Scene.

See the scoop on high-end planned developments with homes ranging from $ 500,000 to several million.

The top 10 Residential real estate deals in Dallas-Fort Worth.

A look at an art-filled, freshly-renovated apartment in Turtle Creek.

These new and noteworthy shops are the hottest places to visit.

Penelope Hobhouse, the grande dame of English gardening, holds forth on the rigors of gardening in Texas.

Readers request their favorite recipes from the best local restaurants.

Materialism isn’t a bad thing, especially when the materials are recycled.

Our guide to the best shopping and dining experiences in San Antonio.

Jonesing for java? These finds will have you sipping in style.

The release of Beaujolais Nouveau has the wine world celebrating. Be the first in Dallas to taste it.

Julie Miller’s dashing Highland Park cottage is much like she is – classic, chic, and a bit wild.