St. Louis At Home September/October 2016

The humble welder has received acclaim for his strong, sleek furniture.

First a kitchen redesign—and then the rest of the house gets a makeover.

“I love this house,” says homeowner and EuroTrash founder Annie Brahler. “It’s like living in a floating treehouse.”

“Part of the trick is balancing respect for the historical integrity of the home while meeting client expectations,” says the home’s architect.

This summer, the designer opened Little Black Door Designs, a storefront location in Kirkwood named after her interiors business.

Selecting a mere 10 houses in a city with an abundance of style is never an easy task, but it’s one that we’re more than happy—and prepared—to take on.

Plus, local interior designers explain various styles and movements and how they influence their work.

Zack and Brie Smithey’s St. Charles project could provide inspiration for future low-cost, eco-friendly homes throughout the city.

A peek inside St. Louis At Home magazine

Fêted artists, collectors, and museum directors join William and Julie Shearburn at their Midcentury Modern home this summer.