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All in 🖼️ There are some things A.I. just can’t do, especially in the world of interior design. Unlike an automan, people maintain opinions, passions, and beliefs. We asked Dallas’ best designers what they’re all in on for 2026. Read the rest of their answers, and learn more reasons why designers are more important than ever, at the link in our bio. (📷: Elizabeth Lavin)

The sprawling Kessler property takes full advantage of the natural surroundings with its architecture.

Hot Property: This Mid-Century Modern Jewelbox Overlooks A Lake The sprawling Kessler property takes full advantage of the natural surroundings with its architecture.

Preservation Park Cities launches its new book "The Houses of the Park Cities: An Architectural Guide to the Historic Houses of Highland Park and University Park Texas" by R. Lawrence “Larry” Good. Learn more at https://trib.al/ObwVqbU

Break the mold with artfully shaped accessories that embody form and function.

Make Your Home a Museum with Local Sculptural Decor

Here's a list of items to tackle around the house this season.

Your 2024 Home Spring-Cleaning Checklist

D Home Editorial Director Jamie Laubhan-Oliver shares everything’s she excited about this season.

What’s New and Now This Spring in Dallas Home Design

Architect John Barthel designed the unconventional property near Lake Highlands as his personal home back in the 1950s.

Hot Property: A Mid-Century Modern That Even the New York Times Had to Notice

Called Villa Vista, the 99-year-old mansion overlooks the Trinity River and downtown Dallas.

Hot Property: A Stately East Kessler Estate with the Best Views Around