D Home October 2006

Anna Walker has two passions: the planet and great design.

Local superhero of bat conservation, Wayne Peplinski, debunks the myths surrounding these harmless creatures.

A contemporary bath is flooded with the owner’s favorite sun-kissed colors.

Globe-trotting interior designer Eric Prokesh reveals his favorite European recipes.

The odd-looking dome houses located south of Dallas on I-35 are high camp and low cost. Writer Glenn Arbery explores what these fire, tornado, and earthquake proof structures are all about.

The lastest Dallas shopping advice.

When you have eight children, the quest for a table large enough to accommodate the family can take on epic proportions.

Craft chef Kevin Maxey riffs on kitchen tools, cookbooks, and the spice he can’t live without.

Known for casual entertaining, Ron and Abby Smith designed a kitchen for themselves that caters perfectly to their style.

Manor House, a swanky ’60s-era pad, is getting a high-tech makeover worthy of James Bond.

The best new products for baths are beautiful and functional.

Kitchens are about customization and technology. Loyd Zisk shows us the must-haves.

What to do and see in October.

Our market editor Peggy Levinson shares her picks for getting in touch with your feminine side.

The latest news, trends, and gossip in the real estate industry.

Everything you need to do around the house and in the yard.

Home furnishings from collaborators Stephanie Odegard and Paul Mathieu.

Two D Home “experts” try out new kitchen prototypes from Expo Design Center.

What to do when bad houses happen to good neighborhoods.