DesignSTL May/June 2021

“It’s everything from people wanting some lines painted on their driveway to upgrading basketball courts to full-blown construction of new pickleball and tennis courts,” says one local builder.

The book will be available for purchase June 1 at Left Bank Books and The Novel Neighbor.

For the last 49 years, the neighbors have shared a love of knowledge, watching their gardens change, and even some plants between them.

After a messy start to a backyard renovation, a pool builder and a team of landscape designers stepped in with a brilliant vision.

Gene Pulliam transformed the once blank slate of his Spanish-style bungalow’s yard into a haven.

One to note: Consensus trumps compromise.

We’ve selected beautiful feeders in a range of sizes and styles.

The house, on a gated street in the Central West End, is itself enveloped in the past and has a connection to art.

Here, local experts share their rules of (green) thumb.

The painter purchased the 6,000-square-foot space upon her return to St. Louis in August 2019 and worked with Ann Wimsatt, principal architect and co-founder of Cite Works Architects, to completely revamp the building.