For designer Amy Studebaker, it took a second look to uncover her new home’s potential
“I can work with anything,” says Studebaker. “Just give me a house, give me a style, and we’ll go with that style.”
Design STL January/February 2019
Basket weaver Pat Moore on what it takes to learn her craft
When Pat Moore attended a basket weaving class with her friend in 1999, she never expected to add the craft to her repertoire.
The duo behind the Midcentury treasures at MoModerne create a cozy vintage haven in Crestwood
Anna Weiss and Luby Kelley’s one-owner “time capsule” home featured such original details as lighted soffits and walls of wood paneling when they purchased it.
For Saint Rita Parlor founder Neil Bardon, the eyes have it
The Florissant native, now living in Los Angeles, founded the eyewear and accessories line five years ago.
Designer Yasi Fayal merges mathematics and her Middle Eastern heritage in fashion line
Fayal, the force behind Maang by Yasi Fayal, was born in Iran, educated in Italy, and now living and working in St. Louis.
Though it’s designed by Charles Eames, the Meyer House is first and foremost a family home
St. Louis native Eames and his wife, Ray, helped define the era of Midcentury Modern design.
4 home shopping spots in Hanley Industrial Court
An unassuming area known for its commercial businesses has quietly transformed itself into a lively sector brimming with products for the home.
Artist Emmet Duggan’s first show in St. Louis depicts house parties with unusual guests
The idea to show art at home is a “no-brainer,” says art dealer Sarah Cunningham, who hosted the show.
Editor’s Note: Being invited into someone’s home is a gift
I think that we glean more information about people when we visit them on their own turf than we do from a conversation across a restaurant table, no matter how connected we might feel.
Photographer Larry Emerson sees the details that often go unnoticed
“My work comes from things people walk by every day,” he says.