Scenes from D Home’s Summer 2026 Issue Reveal Party

Melody Guerrero 7h agoDM

On Thursday, June 4, more than 300 members of Dallas’ design community gathered at Il Granito to celebrate the release of D Home’s 2026 Summer Issue. Designers, tastemakers, industry partners, and D Home staff came together for an evening of connection and celebration while enjoying curated bites, cocktails, and an energetic atmosphere. Guests had the … Continued The post Scenes from <i>D Home</i>’s Summer 2026 Issue Reveal Party appeared first on D Magazine.

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