St. Louis At Home March/April 2016

The COLLAB calls on its founder’s architectural training to help form exciting design and installation projects.

An architect turns a once-empty lot into a family dwelling.

Auguste Chouteau’s French Créole mansion played host to Lewis and Clark in 1803.

Owner Martin Goebel and a team of skilled craftsmen create furnishings for residential clients and commercial spaces.

Interior designer Tina Wolff offers a few helpful tips.

Mother Nature provides the perfect backdrop for entertaining.

Life overseas informs the works of architect Ann Wimsatt.

When interior designers and longtime clients collaborate, beautiful things happen.

By paring down her belongings to only the most meaningful items, homeowner Dawn Sturmon made room for designer Marci Marsh to create an atmosphere of “down-to-earth glamour.”

Designers Julie Baur and Carrie McLean share a laid-back workspace.