St Louis At Home January-February 2018

Clayton homeowner Cheryl Brewer and antiques dealer/interior decorator Kathy Mack are now fast friends.

“We thought we’d paint a goalie on the wall and leave it at that,” says homeowner Lisa Acree. But the family’s passion for hockey spurred the couple to think outside the box.

“I just love outdoor art and the possibilities it provides,” she says. “I hope St. Louis continues to embrace it.”

There’s nothing like sliding into a well-made bed on a cold winter’s night.

Two development companies set a plan in motion to reposition a neighborhood.

A look at the one-time homes of Martha Gellhorn, Arthur Ashe, and Max Factor

Building and decorating with salvaged items creates a storied feel to your home’s interiors, so open the doors and invite history inside.

The 225-year-old Beauvais house is old—but not as old as the ancient French celebrations that still happen in St. Genevieve.

“I liked the physicality of making paintings that require me to stretch, pull, and break,” says Gillen.

St. Louis has a rich architectural history, and a number of trailblazers whose ambitions drove a wave of creativity and ingenuity in the 19th and 20th centuries.