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The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide

By the editors of D Home | 12 years ago Our editors combed Dallas for the best the city and the season have to offer.

10573 Inwood Rd. $6,250,000.

By D Magazine | 12 years ago

3831 Turtle Creek Blvd., #20B $1,150,000

By D Magazine | 12 years ago

4212 Windsor Pkwy. $3,225,000

By D Magazine | 12 years ago

4650 Meadowood Rd. $9,995,000

By D Magazine | 12 years ago

5843 Marquita Ave. $395,000

By D Magazine | 12 years ago

All Lacquered Up

By Rebecca Sherman | 12 years ago Hot lacquered furniture at Ceylon et Cie.

At Home With Heather Wiese-Alexander

By Laura Kostelny | 12 years ago

French Connection

By Christine Allison | 12 years ago

House on Henderson

By Christine Lieb | 12 years ago Owner Stacy Hyde opens the blue door to her charming namesake boutique.

Kiss and Tell

By Rebecca Sherman | 12 years ago The real stories behind those pretty pictures in our magazine.

Naughty and Nice

By Mary Candace Evans | 12 years ago What designers really want for the holidays. It’s all in good taste, of course.

Penthouse Air

By D Magazine | 12 years ago Lawrence and Annick McNally’s lofty Turtle Creek penthouse is expansive, whitewashed, and dashing. Think Michael Taylor with a sexy French accent.

Recipes from 62 Main, Cafe Toulouse, and Amuse

By D Magazine | 12 years ago

Right Angles

By Peggy Levinson | 12 years ago Graphic shapes are showing up in unexpected places, channeling the spirit of Mondrian in fun and stylish ways.

Slendor in the (Faux) Grass

By D Magazine | 12 years ago

The Tacky and The Tasteful

By Todd Johnson | 12 years ago What happens when new pricey ornaments are forced to mingle with cheap childhood faves.

Think Lilac

By Peggy Levinson | 12 years ago

Vail, Colorado

By Elizabeth Wishnatzki | 12 years ago

Vincenzo Indelicato, The Club

By Christine Lieb | 12 years ago The Club’s executive chef Vincenzo Indelicato chose culinary school over art school after hearing he could eat for free.

Welcome Home

By Christine Lieb | 12 years ago Plano’s new Williams-Sonoma Home makes owning a Toll Tag a necessity.

White Out

By Peggy Levinson | 12 years ago Winter white is anything but chilly. Keep it monochromatic, and it’s downright cool.

The High Life

By D Magazine | 12 years ago Ever wondered who’s living in those high-rises popping up all over Dallas? We did, too.
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