D Home January-February 2007

The holidays are over. Sit down, relax, and reflect. These chic dining chairs do the trick, and don’t they beat those extra folding chairs you pulled up to the table last month?

Nothing looks fresher now than black and white. Mix one of these non-colors with seafoam blue, celadon, or orange pieces at home, and the world takes on a sharp, new focus.

Dallas decorators offer their New Year’s resolutions in 2007.

Framer Debra Stevens transforms a dark ranch rambler into a brighter reflection of her art-filled lifestyle.

Top designer secrets and tips on mixing and matching.

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

Napa Home co-owner Julia Elam’s Turtle Creek condo boasts classic glam details such as city views, billowing silk draperies, and luxurious upholstery. Tailored lines, colors, and a comfortable Southern softness make it all new.

Allen Kirsch, on why he hates lamp cords.

The lastest Dallas shopping advice.

A heavenly collection of china.

Our profile of the neighborhood.

Where to shop, eat, and drink.

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

Rebecca Sherman’s quest for the perfect table takes an unexpected turn.

Readers request their favorite recipes from Dallas restaurants.

We found the best takeout mac ’n’ cheese in Dallas.

These 78 local designers were voted by their peers as THE BEST IN DALLAS.*

My lack of household handiness threatens my diminishing manliness. It’s time to ask for help.

Hotel Palomar’s Executive Chef Tom Fleming’s signature crab cakes and creamy lemon cannoli are the talk of the town.

 

Popular Dallas astrologer Elexis Rice channels design advice from the other side.

The demand for eco-safe, energy-efficient products was never more evident than at Greenbuild, an environmentally correct conference recently held in Denver.

Get away from the city and enjoy the hill country of Wimberley (just south and west of Austin).