An artist blends influences from the coasts to create a contemporary home
“I’ve always loved homes and thinking about flow and design,” says Lexie Morrison.
Design STL May/June 2018
A reimagined Clayton cottage combines the best of old and new
A landscape designer and architect use their combined talents to transform a home built in 1928.
A Sunset Hills couple makes their outdoor design dreams a reality
Architect David Williams talks about how he helped turn their plans into a fantastic outdoor space with an open fireplace design.
Two designers turn a Webster dance studio into a shared workspace
Former colleagues Lori Olsen McElvain and Jay Eiler reunited to open an office space where resources are pooled and design advice is doled out daily.
Use lampshades to amp up your lamp
Lampshades hold the power to add style, shape, and ambience to your rooms.
What Design STL’s editors are loving for this summer
With sunny days right around the corner, some of our editors are headed for far-flung locations; others are eager for the comforts of home to create lasting memories.
This summer’s hottest outdoor accessories
Summer season doesn’t officially begin for another month, but it’s never too soon to start shopping for the season’s brightest items.
Jenny Walker crafts cool jewels in her Central West End studio
We visited with her to discuss her work, future projects, and the “Zen of stone-setting.”
What to know about window and door awnings
Dial down the heat, turn up the curb appeal, and enjoy the outdoors in comfort.
In 1957, a homeowner set out to design a French-inspired garden
Not a garden, but “le jardin.”