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Long after her passing in 2021, Dallas philanthropist Mary Anne Sammons Cree continues to support the North Texas causes she cared about most. In September 2022, more than 125 pieces from Cree’s extraordinary jewelry collection were offered through Heritage Auctions’ Fall Fine Jewelry Signature Auction. Proceeds from the sale benefited the Communities Foundation of Texas…
Reimagination is essential when it comes to our homes. The solution is never to raze, but to reimagine. I cannot think of a better example than this West Highland Park French Modern. While many of us may not possess a natural talent for reimagination, we are fortunate to have visionary designers in Dallas, such as…
A wall-sized mural that transports you to another place and time. A custom wallcovering inspired by family travels and personal memories. A closet or dressing room transformed into a private retreat. Increasingly, designers are treating wallcoverings less as decoration and more as artwork, architecture, and storytelling.
Most developers aren’t around long enough to see what happens after the keys get handed over. For the past 30 years, Total Environment has operated on the belief that the real work begins after homeowners move in. Materials are substituted. Landscapes become secondary considerations. Maintenance teams inherit homes without understanding the reasoning behind key design…
Spanning roughly 3,500 acres, Landmark by Hillwood is one of the largest residential developments underway in North Texas. But Hillwood executives say the project’s defining feature isn’t the number of homes planned — it’s the land being preserved around them. On the latest episode of Dallas Dirt, Candy Evans sat down with Andrew Pieper and…
