DesignSTL November/December 2021

Artist Maggie Robertson and creative director Annie Genovese transformed a set of American-made early-20th-century wingback chairs and ottoman into pieces with a “light, airy, almost lacy” look.

In this edible garden, pathways weave among rows of asparagus, lavender, sea kale, lovage, and nearly two dozen other species of plants.

You’ve probably never heard of the Roccas, but their work is displayed all around town, from Kiener Plaza to the airport.

The owners of the Vinchester Inn and The Schiller House have added a modern-day general store.

Baking the cake is just half the fun.

She began selling furniture as part of the Rocket Century collective, then opened Confluence Modern with upholsterer Jeff Swift. Today, you can see her work on Instagram, @secondhandhome314.

Design STL editor-in-chief Veronica Theodoro provides a sneak peek of the November/December 2021 issue.

From designers to makers, creative talents share their knowledge and passion for tables and chairs, sofas and consoles.

Even the pros will tell you they have their favorites.

Whether glass, wood, or metal, there’s a vessel for every shelf or tabletop.