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Peggy Shares Her Organic Picks

By Peggy Levinson | 15 years ago Our market editor Peggy Levinson shares her picks for naturally inspired pieces.

Wow! Young Designers Jesse Neargarder and Shazia Kirmani

By D Magazine | 15 years ago Jesse Neargarder and Shazia Kirmani are fresh out of school and amazing us with their creativity.

War of the Roses

By Rod Davis | 15 years ago Two rival organizations in the passionate world of rose-growing will converge next month, for the first time in their 100-plus year histories, to make amends. They’ll meet in one of the most unlikely spots on earth—Addison.

Todd Johnson on Size Matters

By Todd Johnson | 15 years ago Even without large rooms and walk-in closets, Todd Johnson still adores his tiny Oak Cliff cottage. But love ain’t always easy.

The Best Chicken Salad In Town

By D Magazine | 15 years ago We sampled chicken salad from area eateries.

Silver Chocolate Pot, Circa 1859

By Shannon Sexton | 15 years ago Tales of great garage and estate sale bargains.

September Finds

By D Magazine | 15 years ago Our favorite vases.

September & October Events

By D Magazine | 15 years ago What to do and see in September and October.

Root Candle Studio

By Hannah Seddelmeyer | 15 years ago Trinity Bushner’s at-home styling service.

Restaurant Impressions

By D Magazine | 15 years ago The atmosphere, linens, china, crystal, and lighting count toward making an impression in Dallas’ hottest restaurants.

Recipes From Sevy’s, Nick & Sam’s, and Blue Goose

By D Magazine | 15 years ago Readers request their favorite recipes from Dallas restaurants.

Rebecca Sherman on an American Dream

By Rebecca Sherman | 15 years ago Juanita Dominguez’s journey from poor immigrant to sought-after Dallas upholsterer is an inspiring version of the American dream.

Print and Save Our To-Do List For September

By D Magazine | 15 years ago Everything you need to do in and around the house.

$1 Million Buys a Lot of House

By D Magazine | 15 years ago In Dallas, $1 million still buys a lot of house—a minimum of 3,300 square feet—plus, plenty of the extra amenities we all crave.

Nick Badovinus, Cuba Libre, Fireside Pies, Hibiscus

By D Magazine | 15 years ago Nick Badovinus got his start in some of the toniest kitchens in town, but his love affair with cooking started in college with a girl.

Neighborhood Spotlight: Little Forest Hills

By Megan McCormick | 15 years ago Our profile of the neighborhood.

Mr. Brooks on Ivy, Ants, and Cat Behavior

By Roger Brooks | 15 years ago Our resident know-it-all answers questions plaguing homeowners.

Mary Candace Evans on Channeling Dorothy Draper

By Mary Candace Evans | 15 years ago Originally designed by Dorothy Draper, the Stoneleigh Hotel’s penthouse is getting a makeover with help from her protégé, Carleton Varney.

Ju-Nel Mid-Century Modern Houses

By D Magazine | 15 years ago Christine Rogers delves into the story behind Ju-Nel homes, some of the city’s most spectacular mid-century modern houses.

Japanese Garden Designer Ray Entenmann

By D Magazine | 15 years ago Tending Japanese gardens keeps Ray Entenmann thriving, even as his body slows.

House Managers and Realtor News

By D Magazine | 15 years ago The latest news, trends, and gossip in the real estate industry.

Hot Properties for Sale

By Mary Candace Evans | 15 years ago

High-End Amenities

By Loyd Zisk | 15 years ago Over-the-top amenities have become de rigueur among Dallas’ elite.

Green Design on SMU’s Campus

By Loyd Zisk | 15 years ago SMU’s new Embrey Engineering building utilizes green design and architecture.

Christine Allison on A City of Outlaws

By Christine Allison | 15 years ago  

Barneys New York, Lofty Concepts, and More

By D Magazine | 15 years ago The lastest Dallas shopping advice.
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