Whitney Kenter finds Zen in a remodeled Midcentury ranch
The Glendale home has undergone a complete remodel and addition from interior designer Annie Brahler of Euro Trash.
Design STL November/December 2020
Design STL staffers share how neighborly acts can make a big difference
How have neighbors impacted your life?
At the Central West End Farm, neighbors help neighbors one fresh veggie at a time
In 10 growing seasons, the CWE Farm has provided more than 20,000 pounds of organic fruits and vegetables to more than 10,000 families.
Why neighborhoods whose bylaws prohibit the building of fences offer more than unimpeded vistas
In Ladue Estates, located in Creve Coeur, stately pin oaks grace front yards and the absence of sidewalks allow for the continuity of greenspace.
8 ways to be a better neighbor
Sarah Broyles of Etiquette St. Louis offers practical and thoughtful ways to build—keep—good relationships.
This mother and daughter launched their own newspaper to keep Clayton residents connected during the pandemic
Noni Murphy, a seventh-grader at Wydown Middle School, delivered her paper to more than 20 residents on Sunday mornings.
How a subdivision problem brought these four Chesterfield neighbors together
United by a shared devotion to their neighborhood, these women discovered that they have more in common than a shared ZIP code.
For these Webster Groves families, a driveway has inspired a lasting friendship
The Vasbinders and Moorkamps have watched each other grow—just 13 feet apart.
How Welcome Neighbor STL is helping refugees and immigrants make a new home in St. Louis
“Before Welcome Neighbor, I didn’t have any American friends. They bring for me the community: friends, customers, people who want to help support.”
Tom Brackman, the unofficial mayor of Waterman, on beautifying his neighborhood
Why does he do it? Brackman says it’s out of love for the Central West End and a personal desire to see it improved.