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Today’s Most Creative Wallpaper Isn’t Just Covering Walls. It’s Creating Experiences.

By Elaine Raffel | June 12, 2026 |

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.

Classic Surroundings Converge with Cutting-Edge Style in This Lochwood Meadows Listing

By Daniel Lalley | June 12, 2026 |

Like so many neighborhoods surrounding White Rock Lake, Lochwood Meadows is as charismatic a community as you can imagine. With tree-lined avenues, heritage homes, and a close-knit feel, this Dallas enclave draws significant demand. Here, unique outdoor attractions meet an ensemble of cultural, dining, and shopping staples. When a turnkey opportunity hits the market here,…

Dallas City Council Shelves Repair Plan, Continues Relocation Search

By Charles Grand | June 11, 2026 |

Dallas City Council voted Wednesday evening not to advance a proposed phased repair strategy for City Hall, instead directing the city manager to continue exploring relocation and redevelopment options. The motion was made by Council Member Chad West (District 1) after hours of impassioned public comment, closed session discussions about potential City Hall relocation sites,…

Perry Wisdom Barrett Narosov Repeats as No. 1 Small Real Estate Team in Texas

By CandysDirt | June 11, 2026 |

The numbers tell one story. The relationships behind them tell another. Perry Wisdom Barrett Narosov (PWBN), the luxury powerhouse at Allie Beth Allman & Associates in Dallas, has been named the No. 1 team in Texas for the second year in a row on the RealTrends Verified 2026, as featured in The Wall Street Journal. The…

You Can Live, Work, and Swim at This Former Oak Cliff Publishing Company

By Karen Eubank | June 11, 2026 |

Long before live-work spaces became trendy, repurposing an existing building gained traction in the early 1970s. Known as adaptive reuse, artists were transforming industrial warehouses in New York into loft living by the 1990s. Dallas may have been a little late to the party, but we got there. Now, the former 1942 Williams Publishing Company…

Small-Town Living Starts at $425,000 in Cleburne

By Joy Donovan | June 11, 2026 |

Big-city hustle and bustle can wear a person down, and the fix for some among us is to purchase an abode in a small town. For those, Cleburne should be under consideration. Even though the population is roughly 34,000, Cleburne packs a lot into a small town. Without leaving the Fort Worth suburb, residents can…