Design STL July/August 2018

The Clayton homeowners transformed their home’s seriously dated kitchen into a space for their family to grow.

When Melissa and Drew Carter set out to renovate their 1907 Parkview home, they wanted a warm space with some variety.

A conversation with textile artist Katherine Ladendorf of Metro Weaving

Tucked beneath a staircase or around a corner, powder rooms are often outshined by their more prominent and glamorous first-floors neighbors. But not these spaces.

“Red is definitely my color,” says Moore.

The artisans’ handmade add-ons fit IKEA’s Bjorket, Ekestad, Grimslöv, and Torhamn cabinet lines.

In 1958, the former owners of Katy and Dan Thomas’ home designed the kitchen of their dreams, but 60 years later, it was in need of another facelift.

See what the home appliances department at Stix, Baer & Fuller looked like in the year kitchens got political.

“The psychedelic movement adopted this font,” says Marie Oberkirsch, director of the print studio in Old North St. Louis. But Super Smoke dates to the 19th century.

Chickens, butterflies, and bees are right at home in these spaces.