DesignSTL September/October 2022

The Affton-based designer launched a clothing label, wear cOLor out loud, and co-produces the weekly podcast ‘What Did They Mean By That?’

Jenn Mariani’s subscription-based business is geared to children ages 3–6 and features colorful totes with hands-on activities.

Bordering the Deer Creek watershed, the home represents a departure from the Midcentury Modern ranches so prevalent in the suburb.

By making the progression on his work of arts public, the St. Louis artist offers up a dialogue with the viewer, revealing the evolution of his ideas and creating works that are honest and multifaceted.

Located near Centene Stadium in downtown St. Louis, the historic building is being reimagined as a complex with nearly 400 apartment units, retail and co-working spaces, a rooftop pool, and green spaces.

The author of ‘The Last Children of Mill Creek,’ Gibson uses art to help tell her life story.

The owner displays her aesthetic in a setting that feels like home.

20th Street Studios opened for business this summer as both a lifestyle studio and an all-white space.

Carter has painted in acrylics for much of her career, but her first love has always been watercolor—the medium she uses exclusively now.

The lead singer of the popular St. Louis–based cover band has built a home on The Hill that complements his taste and interests.