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.
A house in Lafayette Square hits the market
Midcentury modern architecture shines inside this historical home.
Designer Meghan Heeter’s career pivot: Ättlingar
Veronica chats with Meghan Heeter about Ättlingar, the high-end mirror and medicine cabinet company she co-founded in 2024 with a former design client. Tune in as they discuss Meghan’s big career shift, building a brand from ground up, and the bigger purpose behind the work.
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Ask Veronica: To brew your coffee at home, begin by designing a space that draws you in
Meagan Cooperman, principal designer at Cooperman & Co. Interiors, recommends designing a space that’s tailored to your habits and routine.
A house in University City hits the market
Built in 1936, this single-family residence has been thoughtfully renovated for both beauty and function.
Photos: Architect & Designer Awards 2026–Finalist Happy Hour at Design & Detail
On January 29, St. Louis Magazine hosted a celebration for the finalists of the 2026 Architect & Designer Awards, presented by Design & Detail. See photos from the event, and get your tickets to the official awards ceremony in April.
Ask Veronica: How can I get comfortable using more color in my home?
Taking note of how you dress or what you observe while in nature can reveal a lot about your relationship with color.
After taking stock, two architects reimagine their forever home
A new addition at the residence of architects Susan Bower and Stephen Leet offers a counterpoint
to the home’s midcentury modern roots.
St. Louis-based furniture maker to exhibit work at the Smithsonian
The 2026 Craft Show runs from April 23–26, with a preview party on the 22nd, at the National Building Museum in Washington D.C.
A home in Huntleigh hits the market
Three wood-burning fireplaces add to the home’s ambiance.