Ask Veronica: Tips for buying art without breaking the bank
The hardest part of choosing art is, well, selecting it without having a crisis of confidence. Here, three local experts explain how to do it.
A house in Fenton hits the market
Upgrades to the home include new electric, plumbing, HVAC, and vinyl windows.
Ask Veronica: Why interior designers choose mohair to reupholster workhorse furniture
Local experts explain why the luxury fabric is a worthwhile investment for the home.
A house in the Central West End hits the market
The rear door in the kitchen leads to a three-tiered deck, including a spiral staircase to the top.
The 2026 must-haves for every room in your home, from the experts at Liston Design Build
A room-by-room look at the design trends shaping how St. Louis homeowners design, live, and invest in their homes in 2026.
SunSnow: Paper and Goods brings a “stationery store experience” to Cherokee Street
Artist and educator Jenny Lin, the creative behind art studio Moon&June, opens a cozy new shop designed to help locals slow down and work with their hands.
Ask Veronica: Do I need a large backyard to install a water feature?
There’s a water feature for every size yard and budget.
At the “Baby Basilica” in the Gate District, a local designer finds a new headquarters for her firm
Annie Brahler and Charlie Smith of Euro Trash find inspiration for their design work in a church awash in pink and mint-green tones.
Ask Veronica: How to elevate the look of your home with lacquered walls
When you want to make a statement, choose a high-gloss finish for your home.
A house in Richmond Heights hits the market
Hardwood floors spread throughout the entire interior of this home.
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A house in Fenton hits the market
Upgrades to the home include new electric, plumbing, HVAC, and vinyl windows.
A house in the Central West End hits the market
The rear door in the kitchen leads to a three-tiered deck, including a spiral staircase to the top.
A house in Shaw hits the market
Historic meets modern in this luxuriously renovated home.
A house in Richmond Heights hits the market
Hardwood floors spread throughout the entire interior of this home.
A house in Frontenac hits the market
This home is situated in the three-lined Hermitage Hill neighborhood.
Inside Zeeoma, St. Louis’ new gateway to African fashion and culture
Zeeoma introduces African fashion, art, and craftsmanship into everyday life, linking two cities through culture and creativity.
Designer Retta Tussey on fashion, interiors, and staying true to the creative life
From humble beginnings as a freelance illustrator to building a multifaceted career in interior design and fashion, Retta Tussey reflects on the personal and professional journey that shaped her success—and shares what’s next.
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Ask Veronica: How should I furnish the foyer in my house?
Think of the entry as the window to your home.
A house in Frontenac hits the market
This home is situated in the three-lined Hermitage Hill neighborhood.
St. Louis’s Interior Motives lands a role on TV
Interior designer David Deatherage hopes to catch a glimpse of a pair of upholstered chairs on an episode of Love Story.
Ask Veronica: The artists and artisans designers rely on to help them create one-of-a-kind interiors
From a muralist to a seamstress, the talented tradespeople beloved by local designers.
A house in Lafayette Square hits the market
This home was built for Civil War Major Leo Rassieur.
What is a historic district worth? Kirkwood confronts the limits of preservation
From landmark homes to century-old schools, preservation battles across St. Louis are raising larger questions about how communities define progress, identity, and place.
Ask Veronica: What can I do to make my front porch stand out from the others on my block?
St. Louis interior designers weigh in with tips on how to give your home a great first impression.
A house in New Town in St. Charles hits the market
Take in views from the top deck of the surrounding area.
The renovation of UMSL’s Mercantile Library brings more visibility to the august institution
The redesign balances contemporary needs with historical continuity.