A church renovated into a home by local artist Nabil Mousa hits the market
Located on S. Kingshighway near Forest Park, the house blends history, art, and luxurious living into one.
Ask Veronica: How do I ensure a successful and lasting relationship with my interior designer?
No designer expects a client to have all the answers at the start of a project, but a willingness to share genuine thoughts goes a long way in making the process run smoothly. Holding back can often lead to resentment, which doesn’t bode well for the relationship or the project.
Ask Veronica: Where can I find inspiration for the Thanksgiving table
From silk velvet pumpkins to antique French bakeware, the options for designing an elegant, welcoming home atmosphere can be sought in local St. Louis shops.
A house in Webster Groves hits the market
The garage features more than 700 square feet of finished bonus space.
Three interior design tips to help boost mental health
Rae Sutton of Three French Hens shares ways that she prioritizes mental health in each of her interior designs.
Homes for the holidays at some of St. Louis’ historic homes
Peek inside some of St. Louis’ greatest architectural gems decked in seasonal finery.
A house in the Town of Grantwood Village hits the market
Located in the Lindbergh School District, this home is part of a tight-knit community that includes nearly 900 residents, 345 homes, Grant’s Farm, The Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site, and Grant’s Trail.
Ask Veronica: None of the interior doors in my house have locks on them. What did people do for privacy before they became standard practice?
The reason behind the addition of interior door locks in construction seems to be a combination of both advanced lock production and society’s demand for enhanced security.
From fashion to interiors: Inside Danielle Kalish’s inspiring design career
Hear how this St. Louis designer transformed her passion for style into a thriving interiors brand, and what’s next for her growing empire.
Ask Veronica: Where are the best places in St. Louis to play Mahjong?
From boutique lessons to neighborhood game nights, Mahjong is emerging as a local favorite pastime — blending friendship, design, and mindful play.
A house in Sunset Hills hits the market
With two decks and a walkout patio, the outdoors is never too far away.
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A church renovated into a home by local artist Nabil Mousa hits the market
Located on S. Kingshighway near Forest Park, the house blends history, art, and luxurious living into one.
A house in Webster Groves hits the market
The garage features more than 700 square feet of finished bonus space.
A house in the Town of Grantwood Village hits the market
Located in the Lindbergh School District, this home is part of a tight-knit community that includes nearly 900 residents, 345 homes, Grant’s Farm, The Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site, and Grant’s Trail.
A house in Sunset Hills hits the market
With two decks and a walkout patio, the outdoors is never too far away.
A house in Wildwood hits the market
The interiors were designed by local artist John Pils, in partnership with Timberland Design.
How Confluence Habitats’ vision for sustainable, edible landscapes is transforming St. Louis homes, one yard at a time
Confluence Habitats is redefining St. Louis landscaping with native plants, edible ecosystems, and site-specific design.
Under new ownership, Gravois Planing Mill continues a 132-year legacy in St. Louis
Founded in 1893, the custom millwork shop recently completed its largest project to date, working on the $140 million renovation of Powell Symphony Hall
10 things to do this month for the design and home enthusiast
Shopping, shows, classes, lectures, house tours, and more
A house in Wildwood hits the market
The interiors were designed by local artist John Pils, in partnership with Timberland Design.
Ask Veronica: Is there such a thing as tinkering too much with the stuff around your house?
When a design enthusiast gets inspired to make some changes, a domino effect invites the possibility of new beginnings.
At Audubon Center at Riverlands, bird watchers stake their place in a concrete spiral
WashU professor designs a bird blind using sand from the Missouri River and gravel from a nearby quarry.
Ask Veronica: Why is scaffolding so expensive right now?
As with most building materials, it mostly comes down to supply and demand.
A home in Webster Groves hits the market
In 2026, the house will qualify for the National Registry of Historic Places, 100 years after it was built.
Drips Botanical Elements sets up shop in the Central West End
Owner Tres Johnson, a native of Missouri, moved his small business from Omaha to St. Louis.
The joys of shopping estate sales with Sugarcoat Home
Kate Pollmann and Jessica Conway of Sugarcoat Home share how they turned a love of antiques into a thriving business—and why we should all add a little more color and whimsy into our homes.
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A home in Richmond Heights hits the market
Designed by storied St. Louis firm Maritz and Young, the house blends craftsmanship and charm.