D Home September-October 2010

10 local designers, photographers, and artists explore the city to inform their own work.

We favored newer houses in compiling this year’s catalog of residential pulchritude.

Don Mayborn explains why the family picked up stakes and moved.

Short ribs, smoked cheese, and gourmet sausage recommended by Central Market’s executive chef.

Elizabeth Anyaa’s designs draw inspiration from nature

We love these suspension lamps from Design Within Reach.

This Dallas tastemaker saves us a seat at her table.

Ice Lite floor lamp from Fendi Case: artfully over-the-top or fit only for the scrap heap?

There aren’t any shrinking violets in this bunch.

Doctors’ secrets, about this area near UT Southwestern, revealed.

This downtown McKinney shop offers vintage furniture and gourmet flavors.

Enlarge any image to take the place of that boring wallpaper.

It’s a great launching pad for executives constantly on the go.

D Home‘s art director and photographer set course for West Texas. They came, they browsed, they conquered.

Fall is the best time to enjoy outdoor living in Dallas.

Land a big house in Highland Park, Uptown, or Preston Hollow.

You could call Kessler Park, Lochwood Meadows, or Glenwood Estates home.

Get a mid-century modern in Jan-Mar, a Bud Oglesby townhouse in Uptown, or a three-bedroom in Little Forest Hills.

Let’s keep our fair city from transforming into a miniature golf course.