These decorative objects give any home worldly flair
Kanthas from India, metal ornaments from Thailand, and more
Design STL November/December 2019
4 shopping spots to visit on The Hill
Plus, two spots to enjoy the fare of St. Louis’ Little Italy.
From IT to painting, Argentina native Nela Navarrine finds a new path in St. Louis
When her husband was transferred to St. Louis for his job, Navarinne created art to ease the transition. Now, it’s her profession.
Inside a Town & Country palace inspired by the architecture of India
Dr. Haresh and Hiroo Motwani’s home serves as a backdrop for their beloved art collection.
The making of the global homes issue
It wasn’t until we started brainstorming for our issue on the global home that I realized just how much my own aesthetic is inspired by other cultures.
St. Louis globe-trotters on the best purchases they’ve made on travels abroad
Displaying travel mementos is a surefire way of keeping memories alive long after the stamps in your passport pages have dried.
The treasures of a well-traveled family find a home in this Richmond Heights residence
“I’ve been collecting for a long time, but nothing was ever in one place,” says the gallery owner. “I was just waiting for the right house.”
A couple transforms an old pole barn into a place that celebrates family and country
At first glance, Adrian and Magdalena Luchini’s country house looks like nothing more than an outbuilding on a modern farm, but the interior is anything but ordinary.
5 global textile techniques still seen in modern fabrics
Toile, batik, suzani, and more inspire many contemporary designs
This Clayton home calls upon European sensibility, Dutch interiors, and its owners’ past life in the Netherlands
“Every piece in this house speaks to me,” says homeowner Barbara Derksen.