Design STL November/December 2018

The property was originally built in 1912 for Frank Rand, who later served as president of the International Shoe Company.

During the holidays, when invitations abound, a memorable hostess gift is a gracious way to show appreciation.

Humphries, the jewelry specialist at Leslie Hindman Auctioneers, has been helping St. Louisans uncover the history and value of their jewelry since she was 15 years old.

McConnell has two collections of paper products, one custom and the other ready-to-mail.

Living in a one-bedroom apartment or wee cottage doesn’t have to mean sacrificing good design. In fact, having less space can present a big opportunity to make a statement with well-considered décor.

Colleen Clawson—chef and owner of the restaurant on South Jefferson—shares tips for thinking outside the breadbox.

Living with less has its benefits (and challenges), according to these St. Louisans.

The following St. Louisans wield fashion as a form of personal expression, combining styles and designers to tell the world something about who they are.

Members gather to socialize, knit, and show off their latest handmade wares, but the guild’s mission runs deeper.

As of September 2018, St. Louis Public Schools had 20 schools up for sale. Four of those are already under contract with developers.