D Home July-August 2007

Decorator Muffin Lemak mixes things up with a nod to both her Boston roots and David LaChapelle.

Some of the most preppy shops in Dallas and fun preppy ideas for your home.

Muffin Lemak mixes things up with a nod to both her Boston roots and David LaChapelle.

Susan Palma’s inimitable decorating style in her Highland Park home ranges from Palm Beach pastels to haute Hampton bamboo. Her motto? Monogram everything.

Find out if you’re more “Muffy” than stuffy.

Executive chef and owner Tracy Miller of Local riffs on cooking, music, and peanut butter.

Home Stager Ann Kellogg Schooler, who has more than 20 years of experience as an interior designer, gives tips on house staging – even if you’re on a budget.

The infamous Strait Lane chateau has a fascinating history involving oil money and an accidental fire.

Sonny Lacey goes to great lengths—and heights—to photograph your home.

Kul creates cool downtown space, and Marilyn Rolnick Tonkin goes coastal.

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

We tracked down the recipes for Kitchen 1924’s pork chops, Fireside Pies’ peach sangria, and Palomino Restaurant’s baked penne.

The rules of style, scale, and color don’t apply—use them at whim, anywhere.

Beauty and the Beast: Some everyday objects look beautiful but just don’t work. Rebecca Sherman explores why we love them anyway.

Dallas’ most creative home designers change the look of six rooms.

Get these fresh summer finds for al fresco dining and lazy lounging.