Concert violinist Andrea Jarrett talks her minimal style, dedication to slow fashion, and growing Instagram following
Jarrett and her husband, Ian Kivler, both work for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.
Design STL March/April 2021
Book conservator Noah Smutz wants to preserve the past for future generations
Today, Smutz lives in Affton with his wife, Sophie Barbisan, who moved to St. Louis to work as a paper conservator at the Saint Louis Art Museum.
5 hanging plants ideas—and where to buy them in St. Louis
These planters are perfect for the home or home office.
From Mexico to the Middle East, Lucía Landa brings a global perspective to St. Louis
Landa sells her finds at The Hill Antique Market.
Introducing The Singer’s Mask, a costume designer’s invention for COVID-era performances
If you think running errands in a mask is a drag, imagine trying to sing in one.
7 wicker furniture ideas to warm up interiors
Plus: Here’s where to find the trendy pieces in St. Louis.
4 newish shops to check out in Webster Groves’ Old Orchard
A stretch of Big Bend takes a turn for the cooler.
How composting turns one person’s trash into another’s treasure
According to data released by the state’s Department of Natural Resources, in 2017, in Missouri alone, food waste accounted for almost 15 percent of residential trash.
Why St. Louis designers turn to velvet for contemporary interiors
The fabric—the product of a weaving technique that creates a dense plush pile over a base cloth—dates back to at least 7th century Asia, where velvet was first woven of silk.
These 3 new residential developments are coming to Pershing Avenue
Over the past five years, this sleepy stretch of DeBaliviere Place has leveled up.