From wedding aisle to care facility: How Joy Petalers is giving St. Louis flowers a second life
A local nonprofit is turning donated wedding blooms into bouquets of hope—delivering joy to seniors, cancer patients, and more.
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St. Louisan Sue Leahy wasn’t much of a gardener until she got hooked on native plants
Today her Brentwood home’s garden is a magnet for pollinators and people alike.
How the mother-and-daughter duo behind Knot Thinkers create one-of-a-kind pieces
Anna Sher and her mother Shelly Sher run a business selling earrings, necklaces, and other pretty little things.
The treasures of a well-traveled family find a home in this Richmond Heights residence
“I’ve been collecting for a long time, but nothing was ever in one place,” says the gallery owner. “I was just waiting for the right house.”
A remodel by Karen Dubinsky Korn interprets midcentury modern design in a kitchen for today’s homeowner
Inspired by the era’s streamlined design and respect for natural elements, Korn designed a kitchen that winks at the last century while providing the storage, natural light, and practicality that today’s homeowners expect.
Hosting large groups is a breeze in a knockout Frontenac kitchen designed by Anne Boedges
“Coming up with the beautiful design is the fun part,” says designer Anne Boedges. “Turning that into a functional plan with the right pricing—that’s the challenge.”
Designer Emily Hall pairs gilded antiques with modern lines in a family home that’s effortlessly chic
A recent trip to Paris inspired the interior style of the designer’s house.
When they decided that a backyard pool no longer fit their needs, a University City couple filled it in and never looked back
The Spreitlers’ renovated backyard was recognized for its expansive use of native plants and white fringe trees, sumac, black chokeberry, and serviceberry trees.
Architect Paul Fendler designed an Arizona retreat that integrates natural and man-made elements in one spectacular house
“I don’t want to say the architecture is secondary, but it’s not the main event,” says Fendler.