A look at some of St. Louis’ best dressed women
Nine women bring their personal style to the grace and grit of downtown.
DesignSTL November/December 2022
Perhat Lumber in Carondelet reclaims pieces of St. Louis’ past
For those rehabbing historic homes, the business is a treasure trove of clay roofing tiles, colorful bricks, old windows and doors, cast-iron gates, and more.
Decorative artist Tim Glastetter fashions new things out of old
In a quiet corner of Franklin County, Glastetter gives a masterclass at his River House showroom.
Shop Hullabaloo’s Bridgette Fyvie offers vintage jewelry, costumes, and decor
The Etsy site is where vintage jewelry aficionados and costume designers for major movies and television shows discover time-worn treasures for their projects.
4 St. Louis resale shops with gently used finds
What to know before you go to St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Stores, The Little Shop Around the Corner, Link Auction Galleries, and The Green Shag Market
How St. Louis native Rebecca van Bergen runs Nest from her home
The nonprofit aims to help entrepreneurs working in the creative realm grow their businesses and connect them with top brands and retailers.
A guide to vintage shopping in St. Louis
As interest in secondhand items rises, designers and design-enthusiasts alike find no shortage of objects to source, style, and secure a place of prominence in their projects and homes.
A look inside the Richmond Heights home of two gifted artists and seasoned home renovators
Pat and Carol Schuchard, the business minds behind such historic event spaces as Bevo Mill and the Boo Cat Club, created an inviting home with a stylish mix of modern and historic furnishings.
City Foundry STL’s second phase will include the first mass timber building in St. Louis
The five-story, 83,000-square-foot office building will be constructed in a style most commonly seen in heavily wooded areas of the United States, such as the Pacific Northwest.