D Home September-October 2023

You still have plenty of time to live out your urban-farm fantasy before year’s end.

Bloggers and mother-daughter duo Courtney and Stacey Moeslein share their favorite easy sourdough recipes.

The registered dietician and food blogger shares some of her favorite autumn-inspired arugula-based salad mixes.

Lindsay Cola walks us through prepping an easy ham & white bean kale soup, a one-pot lemon chicken orzo soup, and tortellini zuppa Toscana.

We present you with the Best of Big D: the Home and Garden Edition.

The former Dallas Cowboys tight end and his wife, Michelle, built a Tennessee-inspired abode that is big on fun, family, and, yes, football.

This artful, contemporary take on cowboy culture has us craving West Texas skies and Marfa lights.

We’re not in Texas anymore, Toto. These home accents put us in a Southwest state of mind.

Rather than relocate or raze, one local family thoughtfully recalibrates their home as their needs change.

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

Want to make your house feel like a homestead? Just add wood, leather, and fur.

D Home editorial director Jamie Laubhan-Oliver explains how her family’s vacation home became their primary residence.

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

Denise McGaha returned to her roots when restoring her family’s 20-acre ranch, recreating her childhood home in Central Texas.

Here’s a list cute local tiles and gaming accessories, plus a few teachers to show you how to use them.

The LTK founder and her cowboy crew settle into life out West (Texas, that is).

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