Plus, the custom homebuilding process can be an emotional roller-coaster ride. Here’s a breakdown (to save you from having one).

From when to plant to which flowers to invest in, one local master gardener is spilling all the dirt on the perfect cottagecore yard.

Cameron and Anabel Atkinson hired Ellen Grasso & Sons to build a new Highland Park home that looks like it’s been there for a hundred years.

Plus, a new floral subscription service, Liz Lambert’s new textile collection, and more.

These hot all-weather items, like lounge chairs and planters, will have you made in the shade.

Bye-bye boring! We’re digging eye-popping prints, bright hues, and maximalist materials.

Here’s a quick look at just how far your money will take you in Dallas.

Plus, the hardest part of the new-build process.

Christy and Robby Berry built their dream house after the 2019 tornado demolished their North Dallas abode.

The Allie Beth Allman & Associates executive vice president talks putting down roots in his hometown.

After outgrowing their beloved home, a Park Cities family reassembled the dream team responsible for bringing it to life to create a new and improved version that will last a lifetime.

Here’s a quick look at just how far your money will take you in Dallas.

Emily Ruth and Chris Cannon weren’t planning on moving. Then they fell in love with a mid-century modern near Joe Pool Lake.

Ready for a fresh start, Coldwell Banker broker Kelly Kinzer moved into a 1920s-era craftsman, determined to give it new life, too.

Builder Jon David Smith shares what’s happening in the world of high-end homebuilding.

Party banter won’t be a problem with conversation-starting tableware.

Two Highland Park women are on a mission to help save the local butterfly population—and to build a community of insect admirers.

Cut the cord! These portable lights can illuminate any space—no outlet required.

Here’s a quick look at just how far your money will take you in Dallas.