St. Louis At Home’s March/April issue is out now, marking the second of six issues that will be published in 2016. Inside, we reveal the thirty winners of the 2016 Architect and Designer Awards. We also take a look at how one homeowner dramatically pared down her belongings, real estate trends for 2016, and the secret behind successful collaborations between interior designers and clients. Also inside: how to style a bookshelf, St. Louis' first building, and the art of mixing refreshing drinks. Pick up your copy today!
FEATURES
Architect and Designer Awards
An overview of this year's competition, which celebrates the city's top interior designers, architects, and more.
St. Louis Real Estate Report
It’s springtime in the Gateway City, and that means one thing: The real estate market is heating up.
A Homeowner and Designer Energize a Traditional Home
By eliminating unecessary items, homeowner Dawn Sturmon made room for bold design.
DISCOVER
Hot Item: Lotus International’s Linden Planter
Shown here in a translucent citron shade with herringbone texture, the planter is part of the Translucent Crackle Glazed Pottery Collection.
A Fashion Professor and Art Consultant Rate 5 Home Accessoriess
Robin Verhage-Abrams and Faith Berger chime in on their favorite (and not-so-favorite) items.
Goebel & Co. Furniture Fabricates Pieces for a Range of Lifestyles
Owner Martin Goebel and a team of skilled craftsmen create furnishings for residential clients and commercial spaces.
DESIGN
At Baur Interiors, the Magic Happens in the Studioe
Designers Julie Baur and Carrie McLean share a laid-back workspace.
Meet St. Louis' Dynamic Design Duos
When interior designers and longtime clients collaborate, beautiful things happen.
How to Style a Bookshelf
Interior designer Tina Wolff offers a few helpful tips.
PROPERTY
A Look at Cite Works Architects
Life overseas informs the works of architect Ann Wimsatt.
Killeen Studio Architects Adds a New Home Near Francis Park
An architect turns a once-empty lot into a family dwelling.
Albie Mitchell's "Micro-Design/Build Studio" in St. Louis
The COLLAB calls on its founder’s architectural training to help form exciting design and installation projects.
COLLECTION
How to Plan an Outdoor Party
Mother Nature provides the perfect backdrop for entertaining.
A Look Back at St. Louis' First Building
Auguste Chouteau's French Créole mansion played host to Lewis and Clark in 1803..
Recipe: Herbal Elixirs
Bartender Alex Ettinger a few of his favorite warm-weather drinks.
