D Home March-April 2008

A mother-daughter duo makes the old new.

Why fight the elements when it’s so much more fun to join them?

Classic objects with a fun new twist.

Dallas designers and showrooms are branding in a big way with a slew of new coffee table books.

Savor a variety of soufflés in one of the most talked about restaurants in town.

Decades of neglect had left my Dream House in shambles. Before I could lift a hammer to start the renovations, I had to give her a good, long bath. 

The ASID pens a guide for eco-friendly interiors; City of Dallas launches country’s first web site on green topics; beautiful green products for the home.

Lake Highlands has a distinctive country feel.

Architecture student Jay Cantrell likes to keep his sketchbook handy. His drawings of Dallas’ changing skyline make him equal parts artist and historian.

Interior design, like life and people, is trending toward a grand mix, which is more interesting and way more modern.

The beauty and craftsmanship of this 1940s Colonial Revival-style house designed by Julio Quinones unfold subtly like a work of fine art.