D Home October 2007

The newest tubs, sinks, faucets, tile, and more.

Tubs and sinks are sleek and visually captivating. Playful luxury is always in style.

The Design District trailblazer was one of the first to bring European sinks and faucets to Dallas. Twenty-six years later, she’s still importing the best, like her favorite Dornbract faucet.

Fall’s linens and pillows are all about rich textures, embellishment, and jewel tones.

In a single year, chef Scott Gottlich, formerly of Lola and Toulouse, became a new dad and opened one of the hottest new restaurants in town: Bijoux.

Despite layers of wallpaper―of various and questionable materials (wicker? burlap?)—underneath it’s still my Dream House.

Tap into your untamed spirit with the boldness of Africa.

Antiques dealer Jacqui Stonman’s unexpectedly quirky Highland Park bungalow harbors a sophisticated and rebellious mix of vintage finds.

The newest appliances are inspired by good design.

Antiques dealer Jacqui Stonman’s unexpectedly quirky Highland Park bungalow harbors a sophisticated and rebellious mix of vintage finds.

Montgomery Farm is the first meticulously planned, suburban conservation development in North Texas that does not pollute visually, audibly, or geographically.

Irreverent interior designer John Phifer Marrs has a Saturday Night Live sense of humor and a ranch house full of fine antiques. And it works.

Recipes for Positano’s cheesecake, Central 214’s crab cakes, and The Pyramid Grill’s beer braised short ribs with guacamole and tomatillo sauce.

Irreverent interior designer John Phifer Marrs has a Saturday Night Live sense of humor and a ranch house full of fine antiques. And it works.

Please, do eat on the sofa.