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EAST MEETS WEST
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This year’s award-winning baths prove that design doesn’t have to compromise functionality to let personal style shine.
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Asian influences drive design choices in a sophisticated Town and Country remodel.
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ONE THING LEADS TO ANOTHER
Plans for remodeling the kitchen of this West County residence evolved into a whole-home renovation.
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ASIAN FUSION
A couple takes inspiration from their time in Hong Kong and brings it home for an inspired outdoor space.
Above a Highland House custom sofa in creamy white, the designers hung a Chinese folding screen from the homeowner’s collection. Photography by Square One Media Productions
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BATHS OF THE YEAR JUDGES Jennifer Rapp, Owner and Principal Designer of JCR Design Group, Associate ASID Jenny has been serving Saint Louis as an interior designer for close to twenty years, and in 2011, founded JCR Design Group. Located in the Interior Design Center, the firm specializes in high-end custom interiors, renovations, kitchen and bath design and new construction collaboration. Together with her team, they work closely with homeowners, architects and builders to create distinctive and functional designs and interiors that are current yet timeless, and sophisticated yet comfortable.
Happy HOMES! Gingerbread houses, tree-lined streets, peach pies, homemade noodles and the sound of a sewing machine humming in the background are some of the memories describing my happy place as a little girl. My maternal grandparents lived on a St. Louis south city street lined with gingerbread homes much like Jackie Stout's first home featured on (pages 60-65). Filling her newly purchased home with new and refurbished family heirlooms under the guidance of her mother Renee, Jackie quickly learned she could splurge on some items while saving on others to achieve a high-end look. As Asian design pops up more and more in all aspects of home design, we are thrilled to share two feature stories that are sure to delight. Fratt & Bush Home designers, Dede Fratt and Lindsay Bush beautifully execute an Asian-influenced designed home in Town and Country (pages 32-39), and our stunning garden feature wows us by incorporating a fabulous Indonesian-style, thatch-roofed bali into the landscape. From charming powder rooms to a partially enclosed wet room, St. Louis Homes + Lifestyles' winning 2020 Baths of the Year continue to amaze our judges with their innovative and creative designs (pages 20-30). Serene, dramatic, soothing, stylish and elegant are just a few words that describe the winning baths. If you are a dog owner, maybe it's time for some doggy bath inspiration too (pages 68-69)! Stay happy and healthy! Suzie Suzie Osterloh Publisher/Owner
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Update your bathroom space with a stunning new sink! An interesting sink can be the focal point of a powder room or a complementary element in a master bathroom, and they come in many shapes, sizes and materials. By Moe Godat
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Winchester beige travertine pedestal sink, by Signature Hardware, available at Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery.
Argile vessel, by Kallista, available at Kohler Signature Supply Store by Crescent Plumbing Supply and Premier Plumbing Studio.
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Almafi sink, by Native Trails, available at Crescent Plumbing Supply, Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery, Henry Kitchen & Bath, Immerse and Premier Plumbing Studio.
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1. Eau soaking tub, by Stone Forest, available at Crescent Plumbing Supply, Henry Kitchen & Bath and Immerse. 2. Barcelona 2, by Victoria + Albert, available at Crescent Plumbing Supply, Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery and Henry Kitchen & Bath. 3. Scala, by Bain Ulta, available at Crescent Plumbing Supply and Immerse. 4. Veil collection, by Kohler, available at Crescent Plumbing Supply, Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery, Kohler Signature Store by Crescent Supply and Premier Plumbing Studio. 5. Aurora 72” in antique copper, by Native Trails, available at available at Crescent Plumbing Supply, Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery, Henry Kitchen & Bath and Immerse. 6. 55” Dempsey round acrylic freestanding tub, by Signature Hardware, available at Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery.
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Penny Tiles: A cousin of hexagon tiles, the penny rounds have been adorning bathrooms since the early 1900s. Timeless in design, these round tiles add texture to a space and come in a variety of colors. Cement Tiles: To amp up the WOW factor in your bath, consider using long lasting cement tiles. They can add texture and pattern to a plain space while also holding up against chips and cracks. Wood Look Tile: Wood has now made its way into the bathroom with tiles that look like wood but are made from water resistant materials.
1. Bianco-Nero penny round, by Mir Mosaic, available at Sunderlands. 2. Nest porcelain tile, by Crossville, available at Signature Kitchen & Bath. 3. Batten honed cement tiles, by Marble Systems, available at Sunderlands. 4. White Lady Iridescent, by Original Style, available at Tiles of Distinction. 5. Bijoux in riviera pattern, by Terra Bella Marble, available at Virginia Tile. 6. Hike in lodge, by Caesar, available at Virginia Tile.
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1. Flower wall art, available at Blue Dahlia Designs. 2. Gold fluted candle, by AERIN, available at Neiman Marcus. 3. Flowers and bees shower curtain, available at Knollwood Lane. 4. Shagreen vanity mirror, by AERIN, available at Neiman Marcus. 5. Teak ladder, available at Crate & Barrel. 6. Tufted bath mat, available at Anthropologie. 7. Lemon Spritz handmade soap, available at Woodberry Co. 8. Iridescent sink bauble, available at Sink Baubles. 9. Maison storage bath caddy, available at Anthropologie.
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Showered with Decisions Premier Plumbing Studio’s showroom manager, Betsy Hayden, tells us the dos and don’ts of bathroom remodeling and tips us off to budding plumbing trends. Edited by Moe Godat Portrait photography by Colin Miller/Strauss Peyton Project photography by Nancy Kossmann Photography
Q A SLHL: In recent years, bathrooms have evolved from being purely functional to zen-like getaways. What bathroom features do you believe make one bathroom more relaxing than another? BETSY: Bathrooms should evoke feelings of calm, serenity and peace; not just after renovation, but every time you walk in. Put function first—no exceptions. A bathroom that functions well for you and your family is always relaxing and gratifying. Choosing fixtures that simplify your tasks is one way to accomplish this. For example, consider a single handle faucet over a traditional widespread; they can be used with one hand, they maximize counter space and they are easier to clean. Instead of installing a basic towel bar, consider upgrading to a heated towel bar—they offer both function and luxury all in one. SLHL: What is the difference between a "wet-room" and the "open-room concept?" BETSY: A wet room is where there are no walls or dividers to separate the shower and tub (sometimes this includes the vanity and toilet). Each element is exposed to one another. The entire bathroom floor is sloped, all walls are tiled and everything gets wet.
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This concept gained momentum in Japan where very small bathrooms are the norm. An open room concept (although this can be interpreted in different ways) is where the bedroom and bathroom are designed as one. For example, in a master bath application, there would be no door to the bathroom—the shower, tub and vanity are open and viewable from the bedroom area. Usually the toilet is enclosed in a water closet. Both of these concepts are fairly unique and require thoughtfulness on the homeowners’ end to determine if they’re right for them and their lifestyle. SLHL: Several metal finishes seem to come in and out of popularity. Is there one metal finish that has stood the test of time? What metal finish are the top designers using in 2020? BETSY: Polished chrome has always stood the test of time and will always be relevant in bathroom fixtures. On the other hand, designers and trendsetters right now are gravitating towards gold: anything gold—polished, brushed, unlacquered—and also matte black. Matte black is particularly interesting because we are noticing it starting to replace oil rubbed bronze as it fits so seamlessly into the popular modern farmhouse theme.
SLHL: Do vessel sinks require a particular style of faucet to help water from splattering? BETSY: No. The vessel style itself is more important when trying to determine the “splash factor.” The goal is to find one that has some degree of slope (not a flat bottom) and has tall enough walls to contain the water while in use. The placement of the faucet is also important because all too often we see applications where the water lands directly on the drain which causes considerable splattering. If the faucet had been installed an inch closer or farther from the bowl, the water spray could avoid hitting the drain altogether. SLHL: How do you feel about the new digital products showing up in the bathroom? BETSY: Finally excited! Digital bathroom products have really evolved quickly over the past few years. They’re practical, less complicated and more intuitive for the average homeowner. Digital valving in the shower is a great option for anyone craving a serene, minimalist, spa-like look. Not only does the digital valve eliminate all the hardware once needed, it also allows the user more flexibility and control than a manual valve. As Millennials continue to grow and shape our marketplace, digital products will keep evolving and will continue to grow in popularity, and will hopefully become more mainstream as our trade communities adapt to embracing them, too. SLHL: There are so many different styles of shower heads. How does one choose what is best for them? BETSY: We get this question all the time. The issue is that the best showerhead for me may not be the best option for you. Showerheads are restricted to a maximum 2.5 gallons of water per minute. So whether you have a 12-inch overhead rainhead or a 3-inch diameter stationary showerhead, they’re technically pushing the same amount of water. The rainhead will have a wider, broader spray, but the showerhead will have a feeling of more pressure. Bigger isn’t always better in this scenario. Speak with your bathroom professional and let them guide you based on your personal needs and expectations. Try not to let online reviews and others’ opinions skew your decision. SLHL: What is an essential element in bathroom design that many homeowners overlook? BETSY: Storage. If you do not have designated areas to store your belongings, it causes unnecessary stress and clutter. It seems silly investing your money in luxurious new countertops to then have them loaded down and covered up with personal hygiene products for all to see. In my field, medicine cabinets are not only overlooked but underestimated. If you need a mirror anyway, why not have hidden storage behind it? Medicine cabinets now offer integral lighting, built-in electrical outlets, magnifying mirrors and even music. They can be recessed and framed to look just like a regular mirror. A true blend of beauty and practicality—the formula for a relaxing bathroom! See stlouishomesmag.com for resources.
This year’s award-winning baths prove that design doesn’t have to compromise functionality to let personal style shine. Edited by Melissa Mauzy
PLATINUM WINNER More than 190 square feet
ADJ Interiors
Designer ADJ Interiors took careful consideration of aesthetics when designing this master bath retreat. Privacy was a big component of the design. The designer began by selecting the soft neutral paint color followed by the marble tile and cabinetry. The plan called for more feminine details than the rest of the home. On either side of the freestanding Victoria + Albert tub are hinged, frameless doors that open to a water closet on one side and lead into a dressing room on the other. The dressing room offers privacy for changing and includes a marble bench and cubby. The dressing area serves as a pass through space before entering the shower. For the designers, the master bath’s statement shower was a lesson in patience! The design process required the individual selection and placement of each Carrara marble tile. The 18” x 18” tiles were applied to the walls and were laid in a herringbone pattern on the shower floor and niche. The designers selected 4” x 18” tiles to conceal the floor drain. Why the judges love it: This space is so modern and sophisticated. We love how the designer created a light-filled space while still giving the homeowners the privacy they desired. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by Alise O’Brien Photography.
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PLATINUM WINNER 140 – 190 square feet
Karr Bick Kitchen & Bath Karr Bick Kitchen & Bath created a stylish and soothing sanctuary for these homeowners. The layout for this new bathroom was hard for the homeowners to visualize because of the tall cathedral ceiling, which required that the toilet room ceiling would need to partially float in the space. To perfectly balance the space, the floating room mimics the same size as a tall vanity cabinet which flanks the door opening. Decorative mullion mirrors on the tall vanity reflect light and open up the space. Light wood stained cabinets have an airy note with slender silhouettes and glass and mirrored designs incorporated within. The designer combined the smooth wood tones with rich marble tiles in the wainscoting woodwork, trim and paint colors. An unexpected touch is the painted woodwork
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ceiling, which adds dimensions to the space. The crown molding was matched for both tall columns. To enrich the look and feel of a retreat, the designer chose gorgeous accents like the glimmering polished nickel sconces, gilded gold chandelier and beautiful Schumacher fabric Roman window shades. The resulting master bath has a lived-in feel while at the same time being luxurious. Why the judges love it: This master bath is elegant and liveable. We love the detailed ceiling and window treatments. The stain on the cabinetry gives the room a simple elegance. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by Photographie by Li.
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PLATINUM WINNER 60 – 140 square feet
ADJ Interiors This classic master bath designed by ADJ Interiors is wrapped from head to toe in 18” x 18” Calacatta Gold polished marble tiles. The dual crafted vanity stations are adorned with mirror-mounted sconces, polished nickel plumbing fixtures and Calacatta Gold marble tops. The stations flank double doors that lead to the master closet. A freestanding soaker tub with a floor-mounted filler is framed by an arched window set in marble casing and finished with inset custom-colored shutters that allow privacy. A curbless entry shower allows for easy access for users of any age. The shower walls have glass from floor to ceiling, which gives the elegant and luxurious bath an open feel. Why the judges love it: We love that this classic design works for all ages. The his and hers layout in the bath is well done, and the crown molding and tile on the ceiling give the space a luxurious feel. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by Alise O’Brien Photography.
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Marcia Moore Design The goal of this powder room was to create the feeling of walking into a cocoon of glamour. Designer Marcia Moore Design removed a soffit, an unused closet and an awkward half wall to give this small room a feeling of spaciousness. While square footage was added, space constraints still dictated every design decision and required detailed measurements for exact fit. The stunning Cole & Son wallpaper set the color palette for the powder room. By adding metallic gold to the ceiling and painting the trim and existing plantation shutters to match the wallpaper background, the room became cocooned in warmth and glamour. Large, dark porcelain tile grounds the room and continues into the hallway. The space between the wall and entry door was shallow, so a standard 15�-deep wall cabinet was used with just enough room to spare for the granite counter overhang
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and a vessel sink. A touch latch mechanism on the vanity doors allows the cabinet to appear as one large slab of wood for a sleek look. The mirror intersects with the vanity and stretches from floor to ceiling. Under cabinet lighting creates the illusion of a larger footprint. To finish off the space, a swirling sconce and organic-shaped gold vessel sink accomplish the goal of moody glamour. Why the judges love it: You can tell the designer thought out every detail in this space. The gold accents paired with the dark interior make the space significant and dramatic. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by Karen Palmer.
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ADJ Interiors This powder room designed by ADJ Interiors is dramatic yet unintimidating with the charm of a European bath. Carrara marble cascades across the room and seamlessly covers the floor and wainscoting creating a nostalgic feeling of the past. The Waterworks washstand echos the sentiment with a Carrara slab top and polished nickel fixtures. To add texture and interest to the otherwise clean and uncomplicated tone-on-tone color scheme, the designer chose a damask silver and white wallpaper. A built-in barrister’s cabinet adds
discreet storage and refined ornamentation to this lavish powder room. Why the judges love it: This powder room exudes a feeling of functional elegance as the space is classic and clean while still having fine, luxurious finishes. The open vanity helps the room feel more space. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by Alise O’Brien Photography.
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GOLD WINNER More than 190 square feet
Tamsin Design Group & Forney Plus Architects The homeowners of this newly constructed master bath worked with Tamsin Design Group and Forney Plus Architects to design their new space to look like an elegant European spa. The floor plan was designed to showcase the views of a nature reserve adjacent the property. Three unobstructed windows in the walk-in shower allow the homeowners to take in the beautiful scenes outside. Arched doorways lead into a large, open concept shower with a transom window on the plumbing wall that allows natural light to fill the space. The shower is fully equipped with a shower system including dual shower heads, a rain shower head and multiple body sprays. His-and-hers vanities were custom made to provide ample storage and classic details. A black Victoria + Albert claw foot tub sits in front an intricate marble patterned tile wall framed with heavy marble molding. The same marble pattern is carried into the border in the shower room. The entire bath is encased in Calcutta marble to achieve the European spa-look the homeowners desired. Painted a silvery shade, a domed ceiling creates a dramatic architectural effect. The level of detail in every aspect makes for a well-thought-out, masterful design. Why the judges love it: We love the symmetrical layout of this master bath. The subtle details make all of the difference in the overall design. The black tub base really pops in the space. The designer did a wonderful job accessorizing the space. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by Megan Lorenz.
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GOLD WINNER 140 – 190 square feet
C&M Interiors & Hamtil Construction When it was time to redesign their existing master bath, these homeowners relied on C&M Interiors and Hamtil Construction to create a sophisticated retreat that would rework the original floor plan to include their wants without disturbing the footprint of the master bedroom. Their main requests were a double vanity with smart storage, a large shower, freestanding tub and a formal but updated vibe. With limited space, the designers had to be smart to accommodate the client’s need for a tub and a shower. The final solution was a flawlessly executed partially enclosed wet room. The marble basketweave floors, large frameless shower glass and strategically placed custom painted black vanity give the space the requested informal but luxurious feel. Other distinctive features include a traditional clawfoot tub, a sunken beveled-edge countertop within the custom vanity, full wainscoting throughout and original artwork within the water closet. Why the judges love it: The designers made use of a tricky space by incorporating a wet room to combine both bathing areas into one. We loved the hidden niche and floating counter shelf. The window fits well in the space. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by CH Studios.
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GOLD WINNER 60 – 140 square feet
Castle Design & MDG Renovation This serene master bath was created by and for an acclaimed St. Louis interior designer’s home who wanted to create the ultimate tranquil bath experience with luxury finishes and endless clever storage solutions. Castle Design in conjunction with MDG Renovation gave the designer everything she hoped for. The soothing color palette was inspired by the designer’s favorite coastal destinations. The Phillip Jeffries Fade wallpaper in the sea spray colorway mirrors the ocean while the delicate porcelain tile mimics sand with its subtle texture. The faceted bathtub is inspired by the natural curves of seashells. With thoughtful space planning, the designers were able to maximize the 135-square-foot bath. Placing the tub across from the vanity gives an open, airy appeal, while the shower becomes its own separate space. A frosted glass panel creates a privacy niche for the toilet area. Organic materials were selected to add warmth to the space and honor the home’s tropical Asian architecture. The cabinetry features rich walnut detailing and modular, clean-lined design. Functionality abounds in the bath as the cabinets provide ample storage from the wall-mounted vanity and linear medicine cabinet to the floating base cabinet. Challenged by an existing angled beam ceiling, the designer incorporated natural walnut molding to frame the entire space and add subtle separation from the ceiling above. Why the judges love it: This spa-like bath is so sophisticated with the use of angled beams and stained walnut. We love how clean and streamlined the look is while the colors and textures add interest. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by Alise O’Brien Photography.
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Castle Design At only 22 square feet, this powder room redesign required precise planning and execution. With the goal of making a strong visual impact, Castle Design helped these Clayton homeowners update their first-floor powder room to better fit their personal style. The designer chose the striking and unique Cole & Son’s Acquario wallpaper. Its whimsical composition and scale adds the eclectic touch the homeowners desired while the ink color palette gives it the classic feel of Italian artist Piero Fornasetti. To further the impact of the wallcovering, the designer painted all the trim and interior door to match the ink-colored background. Dramatic, black porcelain tile ties together the dark walls and light quartzite top on the vanity through its classic white veining. The solid Parthenon quartzite vanity and sink were custom made to fit the powder room space. The mitered
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edges allow for continuity in the veining. A stunning brass-and-crystal chandelier that was original to the room pairs perfectly with the brushed gold finish on the mirror and wall-mounted faucet. The careful attention to detail in this small space resulted in a cohesive, on-trend powder room that reflects the homeowner’s style while fitting into the classic home. Why the judges love it: The designer utilized the small space well. The custom floating sink is a nice touch. The wallpaper gives the powder room a limitless feel with a touch of imagination making you feel as though you are underwater. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources. Photography by Alise O’Brien Photography.
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EAST MEETS WEST Asian influences drive design choices in a sophisticated Town and Country remodel.
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The homeowner already owned the framed artwork; Fratt & Bush selected a Serena & Lily grasscloth wallcovering in navy blue to allow the art to pop on the wall. New barstools are covered in a heavy-duty jacquard and accented with nailhead trim.
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Contractor: Dave Ruebsam Interior Designer: Fratt & Bush Home
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Clarence House “Tibetan Dragon” wallpaper helped turn the powder room into a showstopper. Designers Fratt and Bush added new wainscoting, a new pedestal sink and rubbed brass fixtures from Immerse. The tile floor was replaced with wood; the bamboo mirror is a consignment shop find.
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he owners of this Town and Country home love entertaining and family parties. After living in the home for many years, the couple built a beautiful outdoor entertaining space in a European style that feels relaxed yet elegant. The overwhelming success of the outdoor space called for renovation phase two—transforming the home’s public areas into a similarly sophisticated, gracious entertaining space. For the indoor renovations, the owners turned to a longtime acquaintance, Lindsay Bush, and her business partner Dede Fratt of Fratt & Bush Home. The owners call the outdoor living area Piazza Katarina—so named for their love of Italy and the Italian sensibility of gracious outdoor living. With its limestone pillars, wood ceiling and outdoor fireplace, “it’s very sophisticated, the kind of place you want to linger with your coffee, and you could easily see somewhere in Italy,” says Fratt. “Katarina” is a play on the homeowner’s name. Fratt says she and Bush were asked to bring the same sophistication and Euro-inspired sensibilities into the home’s interiors, while incorporating the homeowner’s extensive collection of chinoiserie. “We have multiple Asian influences in our home as I traveled extensively in Asia early in my career and we love combining styles,” says the wife.
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Design work began in the kitchen. The homeowner fell in love with a Lacanche range in French blue. “It’s a major cooking stove,” Fratt says of the centuries-old French brand. The wife is already a good cook, Fratt says, but the homeowner wanted to improve her skills even more. At the same time, the homeowner had always wanted an all-white kitchen to highlight her blue and white china. Collaborating with Mike Beck of Beck/Allen Cabinetry, Fratt and Bush reconfigured the kitchen, eliminating all existing cabinetry and the original island.
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The designers removed a mullion window and fitted a larger picture window shaped to mimic a design element in the piazza. They installed a large, marble-topped island, running it parallel to the stove. Upon entering the room, the eye is drawn immediately along the island to the window, which frames the view of the piazza. A second, "entertaining" island at pub-table height was added; it acts as a buffer between the kitchen and the adjoining hearth room. In its original iteration, the designers felt the hearth room “had a lot
The Lacanche stove in French blue, the homeowner’s admiration of white kitchens and her desire to highlight her blue and white Asian pieces drove the redesign of the kitchen. The designers reconfigured the space with two islands, repositioning the original island to run parallel to the stove and a second, taller entertaining island. Calacatta Oro marble tile laid in a chevron pattern forms the backsplash. Oak flooring was refinished in a darker shade.
of darkness,” Fratt says. To lighten the room, an existing round cherry table was painted a high-gloss white. Terracotta chairs were recovered in a blue and white Talavera fabric from Brunschwig & Fils. A Ralph Lauren light is trimmed in leather to coordinate with a new leather sectional. An archway on the built-in bookcase mimics the shape of the new kitchen window. The fireplace, originally a red brick, was clad in limestone to meld with the limestone used in the piazza just steps away. Such customization “adds interest and gives it personal detail,”
Fratt says. “Everything about the room feels different.” In the living room, the owners wanted a gracious entertaining space where guests would feel equally at home wearing jeans or decked out in their holiday finery. Fratt and Bush delivered, utilizing the blue and white color scheme with pops of black and navy. The room is large, with 25-foot ceilings, plenty of space for a baby grand piano and several areas Fratt calls “pods.” She says she likes to create intimate pockets for conversation within larger rooms. One STLOUISHOMESMAG.COM
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Chic yet relaxed with an element of fun, the living room’s makeover included new custom sofas covered in a creamy white Highland House fabric. The mirror over the fireplace had originally extended the mantel to the ceiling. Ceiling fans were also removed and replaced with statement brass lights. The Chinese folding screen, hung above the sofa, is from the homeowner’s collection.
such grouping features two chairs from the homeowners’ collection which were painted navy, recovered in Schumacher Nurata Embroidery fabric in “Lapis” and placed in front of the fireplace. Some of the homeowner’s Asian art was inherited from her mother and grandparents, while other pieces were purchased on business trips. Above a Highland House custom sofa in creamy white, the designers hung a Chinese folding screen from the homeowner’s collection. “Hanging it gives the piece great presence rather than using it as a room divider,” Fratt explains. “It is a beautiful piece of art, but we used it AS a piece of art.” On the opposite wall, the designers placed a beloved painting the homeowner affectionally calls “The Ancestors” above a smaller sofa. “It’s a Chinese dynasty, a beautiful piece which is quite large—probably six feet wide and eight or nine feet tall,” says Fratt. “The homeowner has a very sophisticated sense of style.” The homeowner’s love of blue and white is fully displayed in the powder room. The designers turned the room into a showstopper by selecting Clarence House “Tibetan Dragon” wallpaper to top new white wainscoting. A new pedestal sink features rubbed brass fixtures from Immerse. Fratt found a bamboo mirror at a consignment shop. Painting the powder room door black allows new crystal and brass
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doorknobs to pop. Fratt added the Monrovian star light in the hallway outside the powder room. “Teeny tweaks like these just change everything,” Fratt says of custom touches. With phase two complete, the homeowner praises Fratt and Bush for their work. “I engaged smart, savvy women to bring ideas, textures, fabrics and light fixtures together in a way that is sophisticated and welcoming,” she says. She advises other homeowners embarking on major remodels to “always engage witty, brilliant women to make you laugh and bring fun to your project.” Fratt agrees the project was a joy. “They were just so welcoming of our ideas and really wanted to put the vision in place,” Fratt says of the homeowners. “They were happy to think out of their own box on some of our ideas. The four of us—Lindsay and I and the homeowners —really had a good time on this project.” The fun continues in phase three as Bush and Fratt tackle renovations of the master bedroom and bathroom. “We’ll be making it more spa-like, a lovely getaway from everyday living,” says Fratt. “Lindsay and I really love what we do, which is helping people love their homes even more.” See stlouishomesmag.com for resources and additional photos.
Top: To lighten the hearth room, Fratt and Bush painted an existing cherry table a high-gloss white and paired it with chairs in a blue and white Talavera fabric from Brunschwig & Fils. The blue and white chinoiserie pieces take center stage in an arched bookcase that mimics a picture window in the nearby kitchen. A Ralph Lauren light is trimmed in leather to coordinate with the new leather sectional. Bottom: The paintings are a series of acrylic and natural pigments on metal by French artist StĂŠphane Braud. Playful animal-print ottomans pair with a new leather sectional.
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One thing leads to another Plans for remodeling the kitchen of this West County residence evolved into a whole-home renovation.
By Barb Wilson Photography by Anne Matheis
Builder: HBD Construction Interior Design: ADJ Interiors Engineer: Frontenac Engineering
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Tina Perry is an excellent cook, and husband Mike wanted to celebrate her culinary skills with a brand-new kitchen. The couple’s gracious Colonial 1.5-story had been custom-built for them 23 years ago, and the kitchen was due for updating. The salute was also a logical choice for Michael Perry, since he’s president of HBD Construction, an award-winning St. Louis general contracting and construction management firm founded in 1922. As plans for the renovation began, the Perrys’ first decision was to remove a rear staircase, extending one kitchen wall to create more cabinet space. At this point, the project became more complex when Mike
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realized the wall was load-bearing, and they’d have to shore up the second floor for the kitchen ceiling. Working with Beck/Allen Cabinetry, the couple had already selected an elegant, raised-panel style that would establish the look they were going for, but it was time to bring in a design specialist. Beck/ Allen recommended ADJ Interiors, a full-service St. Louis-based group with a truly unique approach to high-end interior design. ADJ founder April Jensen describes her team as “storytellers.” The objective, she explains, is to discover the clients’ story—how they experience day-to-day living in their home. The goal then becomes
Kitchen: Lit by oversize seeded glass pendants, an expansive L-shaped island puts the wife “on stage” when entertaining family and guests. Jensen designed the graceful archway leading to the home’s main hall, and the original rear staircase and pantry were removed and replaced by floor-to-ceiling cabinetry with pullout trays.
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“She opened our eyes, challenged us, and one thing led to another.” interpreting that story to design authentic spaces that will offer the homeowners comfort and “livable luxury” for years to come. In other words, creating a personalized aesthetic with longevity is far more important than pursuing the latest “fashion trends.” April quickly grasped the Perrys’ vision for their new kitchen: traditional but more streamlined, and with a “wow” factor. She suggested glazing the ecru-colored cabinetry to emphasize its multiple layers, adding light-hued quartzite countertops. An expansive L-shaped island, with espresso-stained cherry base and rich honed quartzite surface, would provide a dramatic contrast, putting Tina “on stage” when entertaining family and guests. By now, though, the design process had begun to take on a life of its own. “April is extremely talented, and we came to trust her,” Mike observed. “She opened our eyes, challenged us, and one thing led to another.” As a result, what had begun as a kitchen renovation evolved into a complete makeover of the home’s main floors, including the great room, hearth room, breakfast room, laundry and cook’s bath, formal powder room, first-floor master suite and entire upstairs privacy level. “We just decided to go big or go home,” Tina quips. Construction started in February of 2018, and the couple moved to their finished lower level for the duration. “They were troopers!” April remarked, noting that having all the participants onsite was actually a benefit, since collaboration is a key element of ADJ Interiors’ design philosophy.
Left: Botanical wallpaper, an antique brass mirror, and a porcelain washstand with brass base give the cook’s bath an airy, organic look. Right: Overlooking the scenic outdoor entertainment area, the bayed breakfast room and hearth room epitomize the blend of comfort and elegance the owners hoped to achieve. Grouped around a glass-topped coffee table with metal latticework, the hearth room’s seating includes a cozy tweed armchair and well-cushioned linen sofa.
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Ultimately, the home’s only remaining original components were the roof, windows and doors. Flooring was replaced with rift and quarter-sawn white oak; 5-inch millwork, new casings, and lighting fixtures were installed, and even the doors were fitted with new hardware. By this stage, it became obvious that all-new furnishings would be necessary to complement the home’s refreshed, airy ambience, and ADJ designer Meagan Cooperman joined the team, choosing the finishes, accessories and details that would pull the project together. As April puts it, “Meagan ties everything up with a pretty bow.” Now lavished with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, the kitchen showcases an exquisite seed-glass leaded window, custom range hood, top-of-the-line Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Waterstone faucets in antique pewter and a graceful archway leading to the main hall. The island is lit by oversize seed glass pendants and, under the overhang, black bentwood chairs provide seating for her hungry fans. The owners wanted their 2-story great room to be elegant but comfortable and usable for any occasion. To achieve this effect, the caramel-colored Hancock & Moore leather sofa is paired with plush swivel chairs in smoky-toned velvet and lightweight Chippendale-style side chairs that can be easily rearranged. Various occasional tables add a modern touch, and drapery panels in a dusky ecru/indigo lattice print soften the dramatic architectural windows that overlook the lush backyard and patio, pergola, hot tub and outdoor kitchen. To further simplify entertaining, the knee wall of the original wet bar was removed, converting it to more of a butler’s pantry, outfitted with cherry cabinets, a quartzite countertop and a Sub-Zero wine cooler. Top: To simplify entertaining, the great room’s wet bar was totally reconfigured. The knee wall was removed, a SubZero wine cooler installed, and the space lined with mirrors and rich cherry cabinetry. Bottom: Plush velvet swivel chairs define one side of the seating arrangement in the 2-story great room.
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Adaptable for any occasion, the great room features a Hancock & Moore leather sofa, smoky-toned oak coffee table with inset serving trays, and lightweight Chippendale-style side chairs that can be easily rearranged. Drapery panels in a dusky ecru/indigo lattice print reinforce the room’s color scheme and soften the architectural windows without obstructing the dramatic view.
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Top left: In the master bedroom, dark blue Capiz shells frame a large circular mirror above the mirrored Vanguard dresser. Bottom left: Custom-designed in gleaming dark cherry, a storage tower separates the architecturally-styled his/her vanities in the master bath.
Off the kitchen, the bayed breakfast room also has gorgeous views of the outdoor entertainment area and opens to the newly furnished hearth room. This inviting fireside gathering space reinforces the home’s bright, airy palette with a fawn-hued damask window treatment, linen sofa and indigo accent pillows, comfy armchair in indigo tweed and a sculptural cut-and-loop wool area rug. Topped with charcoal-tinted glass, the coffee table adds visual interest with its metal latticework base. Throughout the entire renovation process, April was sensitive to the owners’ individual preferences. “Mike leans toward darker woods and colors, and Tina’s taste tends to be more feminine,” says the designer, “so we paid careful attention to the jointly shared spaces.”
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Bold-patterned drapes and grasscloth wallcovering add visual texture to the master bedroom’s simple-but-sophisticated ambience. The dark velvet headboard is a dramatic contrast with the all-white custom bedding, mirrored Vanguard side chests, soft-striped swivel chair, and light-hued cut and loop carpeting.
A sophisticated blend of masculine and feminine elements, the main-floor master suite is a prime example. Bold-patterned drapes and Phillip Jeffries grasscloth wallcovering establish an intriguing backdrop for the bedroom’s dark velvet, hobnail-detailed headboard. In contrast, the bedding is all-white, with a softly gathered custom bed skirt. The Vanguard dresser and side chests are mirrored, reflecting the light tones of the linens and low-textured carpeting. Above the dresser, a large round mirror framed in blue Capiz shells is an eye-catching statement piece. In the master bath, the rarely used tub was removed and replaced with a luxury shower. Set diagonally, multi-shaded 12”x 12” tiles line
the walls, and the architectural vanities are traditionally-styled in dark cherry with granite surfaces. Opposite is a separate makeup vanity for Tina, and among the other attractive appointments are a window seat and transitional sconces installed on the vanity mirrors. So, does Mike have any regrets about a tribute to his wife that expanded beyond his wildest imaginings? Absolutely not! The Perrys are now enjoying a stunning residence, totally refurbished and well-suited to their lifestyle for years to come. “We couldn’t have done it without April’s vision,” he concludes, “and we wouldn’t change a thing!” See stlouishomesmag.com for resources and additional photos.
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A couple takes inspiration from their time in Hong Kong and brings it home for an inspired outdoor space. By Lucyann Boston Photography by Kim Dillon
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here are thousands of places around the world where writers and historians have declared that East meets West. A house and garden in Clayton, MO, is not likely to be on that list. But it should be. Ward and Carol Klein’s home is a stunning infusion of Asian design and appreciation in the heart of the Midwest. Their Craftsman-style home had always had hints of compatibility with Japanese design as evidenced in Frank LLoyd Wright’s Prairie Style and California Craftsman homes of the same period. But before the Kleins and their two children, ages 10 and 13, moved to Hong Kong in 1999, those were just suggestions. As Area Chairman of Operations Asia Pacific, for Energizer Holdings, Ward traveled extensively during the two years they lived in Hong Kong. The couple also used every opportunity to travel with their children. The more they saw of Asia, the most fascinated they became with the architecture with its horizontal lines, graceful curves, symmetry and harmony with the environment. They loved the emphasis on nature and natural beauty; of finding beauty in unexpected places and bringing spirituality into their homes and gardens. The couple had rented their Clayton home while they were in Asia, and when they returned home in 2001, they decided it needed renovation both inside and out. Their newly found love of Asian design influenced much of that renovation including the creation of a backyard pool. “We didn’t want just a rectangular pool; we wanted something unique,” Carol says. Carol had been collecting pictures of the type of outdoor space she wanted, including the landscape that surrounded it. Important to that design was an Indonesian-style, open-air,
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thatch-roofed platform or bali designed for relaxation and positioned to catch the slightest breeze. She also wanted something in the design to suggest the volcanic nature of many of the Asian islands. To make their oasis come alive, they contacted landscape architect Ted Spaid, founder of SWT Design. “We had a lot of pictures and we worked with a lot of talented people,� Carol says of the design process. While Ted worked on the landscaping and pool, architect Mark Critchfield concentrated on the bali. Creativity was all important. Not sure what they would do with it, Carol and Ward had lugged a carved wood table on the plane home with them. Miraculously, it found its way to the bali with the surface of the table becoming a ceiling medallion at the top of the structure and the carved table legs incorporated into
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the bali’s corner supports. Thatch for the roof came by way of a company in San Diego that sells grassy roof tiles. Rather than spouting into the pool, the couple’s waterfall slides down a black, slate surface. Just in front of the waterfall, Ted designed a series of stepping stones that seem to float on the surface of the water and bring a visitor across the pool to the serenity of the bali. A living, leafy screen of fluttering bamboo catches the breeze behind the bali and provides the compatible landscaping that Carol desired. Mindful of bamboo’s invasive character, Ward emphasizes that it needed to be professionally installed with the proper barriers to keep it in check. A multi-level deck of tropical hardwoods connects the house to the
pool area and adds an additional feeling of serenity to the space. Carol has coordinated the blue cushions of the bali with the pool tiles and the table settings that she uses to entertain. Most of the items that decorate her tables are things she brought back from their two years in Hong Kong. While Carol specialized in the design of the pool and bali, Ward acted as the plantsman for the project. With a love of gardening he traces back to the magical hours spent in his grandmother Klein’s terraced garden overlooking the Racoon River in Des Moines, IA, he had two different projects to deal with. One was the creation of a tropical paradise in the spaces surrounding the pool. The other, a lush shady border was called for in the rest of the yard.
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A berm-like raised bed, created from the dirt remaining when the workers dug out the pool, provided the perfect place for Ward to experiment with sun loving plants. This year, elephant ears and cannas are part of the mix along with daylilies and irises. Pots of brilliantly colored hibiscus and oleander accent the pool deck as do the three plumeria trees, created from cuttings the Kleins brought back with them from Hong Kong. Best known for its fragrant flowers used to create Hawaiian leis, the Kleins have found their plumeria easy to care for even in the frigid Midwest. As winter approaches, Ward explains, the plumeria goes dormant and into the basement, where the pots sit without water or sunshine until spring. Once the pots are brought out in spring, watered and fertilized, the plants magically produce leaves and begin flowering. Like the sun garden, Ward created the shade garden from scratch, first removing layers of invasive honeysuckle. In its place, he created undulating beds anchored with azaleas, viburnums, hydrangeas, witch hazel and holly. Ferns and hostas accent the middle of the beds with shots of color from impatiens and
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variegated lamium toward the front. He also has inserted into the mix more unusual shrubs such as “Sun King” Aralia with its bright gold leaves and “Gold Dust” Aucuba, which sports glossy green leaves liberally sprinkled with yellow spots. “Double Delights Stargazer” lacecap hydrangeas, with layered pink blossoms edged in white are new to his shady areas this year. Even in the shade garden, the couple’s love of things Asian comes through with the insertion along the pathway of Balinese, carved, wooden sculptures. A spirit house to provide a space for protective spirits to dwell sits on an old tree trunk and is decorated with a floral lei as offering to please the spirits as it would be in Thailand. A little further on, a tiny carved wooden Balinese sculpture, nestled in among some impatiens, is also decorated with flowers. Carol loves tucking random blossoms into ordinary things, such as a basket of towels, to create beauty in unexpected places. While the Kleins’ garden and the surrounding setting is a tribute to the grace and serenity of Asia, it did not come about without some American hard work. When it came time to mulch the yard, Ward spread all 14 cubic yards himself and considered it a substitute for his normal gym workout. “I logged over 35,000 steps in two days and I never left the yard,” he says with a laugh. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources and additional photos.
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DESIGNING HER DAUGHTER’S DREAM HOME Mom knows best when it comes to decorating a South City home. By Melissa Mauzy Photography by Anne Matheis
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In August 2019, St. Louis native and young professional Jackie Stout decided it was time to fly the family coop and purchase a home of her own. There was no question her parents, Renee and Brad, would play an integral role in helping with the search, purchase and decorating. They started the process by pulling up open house listings based on Jackie’s price range. The first house she looked at was in Brentwood, and while she liked it just fine she felt no connection. On their second outing, the sparks flew! “As soon as we pulled into the neighborhood, I felt like I belonged here,” Jackie says. “Walking up to the house I said ‘We’re going to paint the front door purple.’” Jackie and her parents loved how vibrant the neighborhood felt noting there were people walking dogs and pushing strollers. “It is full of a mix of young people, starter families and older couples. Everyone is so friendly,” says Renee. Jackie loved how safe the area was and that she could walk to restaurants. Once inside the recently rehabbed home, her feeling was further confirmed that this was the house for her. “Literally every room I walked in I felt a belonging to,” Jackie says. But she knew she had to do her due diligence in checking out other options. After looking at nearly a dozen, none compared to the South City home. “I also loved that out of all of the houses we looked at, this was one of two my dad actually saw in person. It was important he was part of this experience too,” Jackie explains.
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“What I love isn’t necessarily a room or a piece but that my mom brought it all together from love. It means so much to me,” Jackie says. “ As soon as her offer was accepted, plans got underway to furnish and decorate the home. Renee has a degree in interior design, but she says life took her in a different direction and she never put it to professional use. She has been fortunate to help family and friends with design consults through the years and was so honored to get to help Jackie. “The decorating was a complete labor of love and collaboration,” Renee says. “Jacqueline was a dream client.” Since Jackie was moving from her family home, she had nothing to work around or with, which Renee says was both a blessing and a curse. While they didn’t have any specific pieces to work around, they also had to start from scratch to furnish an entire home. “Great attention was put to where to splurge and where to spare,” Renee adds. While Renee had dozens of ideas swimming in her head as they were on the house hunt, her first order of business for the new home’s décor was sending Jackie pictures of vignettes, both modern and traditional. To Renee’s surprise, Jackie had strong and immediate reactions to the choices, which was a huge help in knowing what direction to take her home. “Jacqueline has as strong aversion to anything modern,” Renee notes. So traditional they went with a chinoiserie influence. From the get go, Jackie entrusted the whole design process to her mom. She didn’t want to be involved with that aspect. “I wanted my house to look the best it could look, and I knew with my mom’s talents she would make it spectacular,” Jackie explains. To which Renee adds, “Jacqueline has the most amazing, happy spirit, and I wanted her home to reflect that.” Jackie has been drawn to the color purple her entire life, so Renee suggested a combination of blues and greens with purple accents for the color scheme. While Jackie loves color and drama, Renee knew that given the size of the home they needed to paint the walls in the entry, living room and dining rom white to make the space feel as spacious as it could. With the entry, living and dining rooms all connected, the design elements had to work together and complement one another. Renee found a beautiful rug with a watercolor look that was the anchor that married their color scheme. The first rug she had selected for the dining room was solid, but she replaced it with one with bold colors and pattern to give the dining room high drama and whimsy. They splurged on custom pale blue draperies with a ribbon pattern and curtain rods in the living and dining rooms. Beautiful blue and white vases bring in the chinoiserie influence. “I found a lot of great décor pieces at the Rusted Chandelier,” Renee notes. Furnishings include more economical pieces purchased online, refurbished family heirlooms and beautiful new fabrics. “I wanted to show Jacqueline that you can put money
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in certain places and save on other pieces but still have a high-end look,” Renee explains. The Resplendent Crow refurbished Jackie’s grandmother’s dining room cabinet and buffet in a vibrant Kelly green high-gloss lacquer to bring new life to an otherwise dated piece. Perhaps the piece de resistance in the home are the amazing Oscar de la Renta dining room chairs Renee lucked into at Cool Stuff. “OMG! What a find!” She enthuses. “They took the room to a new level. We covered them in a navy suede.” The kitchen inherited a serene gray palette found in other places throughout the house. Renee changed out the hardware to keep gold finishes throughout Jackie’s home. For added storage, a long buffet was refinished by Resplendent Crow. Hung above is a poster of “The Golden Girls”, Jackie’s favorite TV women who bring her joy. Also hung in the kitchen is a painting of a chef that went to Ole Miss with Jackie. The sunroom delivers on Jackie’s request for fun and drama. Renee chose a flowered colorful rug and used fun, colorful pillows on an aqua couch. Cheery yellow club chairs finish off the room, which is packed with vibrance and happiness. A total change from the bold colors of the rest of her home,
Renee kept Jackie’s two bedrooms serene with a calming color palette. In the master, she chose white bedding and hints of lavender in the accents. For the guest room, she used the same white bedding but added bold, dramatic flowers to the walls. “Jacqueline wanted a room her sorority sisters would want to visit,” Renee explains. “I think we managed to make the room inviting, restful and fun.” Jackie appreciates how intentional every piece in her home is and how quickly the whole place came together. For Renee, the best part of the experience was the bonding with her daughter. “For me there is no greater joy than making her home a place she will love and be proud of. I share my love of design with my mother. I felt her with me on this journey, and I know she loves that some of her pieces are now in her granddaughter’s home,” Renee says. “What I love isn’t necessarily a room or a piece but that my mom brought it all together from love. It means so much to me,” Jackie says. “She created a warm, happy home for me.” And in true Renee fashion, the front door was painted Jackie’s favorite color purple within an hour of closing on the home! See stlouishomesmag.com for resources.
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When your pooch has a little too much fun in the mud and needs a bath, don’t mess up your own tub or shower to get them clean. Creating a dedicated place for the pups in your mud room will keep the mess contained. By Melissa Mauzy
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"Laundering in the Lap of Luxury" is the ultimate laundry retreat featuring a bath area for the pampered pooch of the house. Enveloped in de Gournay's "Thousand Li" wallpaper, this space is meant to make the chore of laundry loads of fun. No reason to sacrifice luxury for practicality when you can have it all. This multifunctional space features not only the essential washer and dryer, but a sink, hanging rod, shelves for storing cleaning supplies and plenty of storage. 2. Top Wish By Jana Valdez, Principal Interior Designer, Haven Design and Construction.
This fun and functional dog shower was at the top of the clients' wish list during their home renovation. The floor to ceiling wall tile not only adds texture and interest, but it also makes cleaning up after bathing pets a breeze. The seamless quartz shower curb is both beautiful and durable. Octagon tiles repeat the transitional design and color scheme of the home. 3. Muddy Paws Be Gone By Traci Zeller Interiors. This laundry room includes a dog shower so the
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homeowners could bathe their dog. The door leads to the spacious back yard, so if the dog gets muddy, he can come in and be washed before going through the house. Of course, the shower does double duty as a place to hang clothing to dry. The robin’s egg blue cabinets add liveliness, and the wallpaper is, of course, a salute to man’s best friend. The outlined silhouettes of dogs makes the wallpaper fresh and modern, and it serves as the perfect complement to the classic white subway tile with black grout. 4. Those Lucky Dogs By Amy Storm & Company. With a turf covered back yard, you would think the
two resident 65-pound dogs wouldn’t get all that dirty, but every speck of dirt shows on their white fur. Hence the need for a dog shower in the mudroom. The designer went all out, complete with hand sprayer, swinging glass doors and walls clad in tile because when the dogs are wet, they don’t sit quietly and drip dry. 5. Tons of Storage By Wellborn Cabinet, Inc. Wellborn Cabinet’s Premier Series was used throughout
this design, with the Saybrook door style in maple and finished in the newly launched gray mist with a granite glaze. The gray tones are at the core of any contemporary interior scheme and provide the crisp and clean foundations needed to incorporate the look. The green tiling and wall color are subtle accent colors, which enhance the overarching contemporary feel. 1. Photography by Christopher Stark. 2. Photography by Matthew Niemann Photography. 3. Photography by Dustin Peck Photography. 4. Photography by Joe Kwon Photography. 5. Photography by Alderman Company. STLOUISHOMESMAG.COM AUGUST 2020
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Prairie Styling Redux Contemporary Prairie designs reflect Frank Lloyd Wright’s “yearning for simplicity.”
By Barb Wilson Photography by Anne Matheis Architect: Schaub+Srote Architects Builder: Tegethoff Homes
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Prior to the turn of the 20th century, American architects looked to Europe for inspiration. Then came the Prairie School. Founded in 1893 and most commonly associated with Frank Lloyd Wright, Prairie design was a radical departure from anything seen before and is generally recognized as the first original and uniquely American style of architecture. Key elements of this innovative concept focused on strong horizontal lines and geometric shapes, low-pitched or flat roofs, minimal ornamentation, overhanging eaves, window placement that capitalized on natural sunlight and ventilation, open, free-flowing floor plans and the use of organic, earthy materials that made the structure seem to blend into—or grow from—the landscape. Prairie styling flourished until about 1920 and paved the way for subsequent genres from Craftsman to Modern. But Wright’s basic principles of “organic architecture”—simplicity, spaciousness, natural materials and integration of interior spaces with the outdoors—are as evident in today’s Contemporary Prairie home designs as they were then. In architectural terms, “Contemporary” means “of the moment,” and modern construction techniques and materials have contributed to the resurgence of Prairie styling. For example, elevations can still be one- or two-story, but walkout lower levels now allow for additional square footage and further extension of the living space to the surrounding environment. Side-entry garages also permit attached vehicle storage without disrupting the home’s clean, horizontal planes. The emphasis, however, remains on shallow rooflines, overhanging eaves and/or cantilevers and natural exterior materials. Wood, stone and brick are typical, but stucco and even siding can be incorporated. Interior layouts continue to be simple, open and asymmetric with tall or ribbon windows, built-in cabinetry and often a centrally located fireplace. Designed for comfort and convenience, Contemporary Prairie versions are well-suited to open island kitchens and can also include more traditional private spaces, such as a study or sunroom. As for interior décor, the trend is still minimal with limited use of color and very little pattern or ornamentation. Nevertheless, today’s designs blend well with various styles of furnishings, from transitional to modern, particularly those in natural textiles, earth tones, stone and glass. Japanese-inspired accents, vintage art-glass windows and lighting fixtures, and geometric, botanical and Southwestern motifs are consistent with the Prairie vibe, as well. Whether you’re in the market for a modestly-sized or luxury home, Contemporary Prairie styling offers the perfect backdrop—elegant in its simplicity and easily adaptable to a wide range of aesthetic preferences. See stlouishomesmag.com for resources.
Lauren Strutman Architects P.C. laurenstrutmanarchitects.com
Schaub+Srote Architects schaubsrote.com
Brendel Architects, LLC brendelarchitects.com
These architectural firms are doing some of the best work in the Greater St. Louis area. We’re proud to call them our architect partners. Look to them first for your next project.
Schaub Projects Architecture + Design schaubprojects.com
DL Design DLDesign.com
FORNEY + architects, LLC FORNEYplus.com
Donna F. Boxx, Architect, P.C. boxxarchitect.com
Dick Busch Architects dickbuscharchitects.com
Jeff Day & Associates jeffdayllc.com
William D. Cover, Architect LLC williamdcoverarchitect.com
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PALM SPRINGS SPLENDOR St. Louis designer Steve Toedebusch takes this extraordinary California Spanish ranch-style dwelling in Old Las Palmas down to bare bones for the ultimate modern makeover. By Jeanne Delathouder
Photography courtesy of Louise Hampton
Interior Designer: Toedebusch Design Engineer: Cass Rogers
“This is a new house in an old shell,” says Steve Toedebusch, founder and owner of Toedebusch Design, who has been an interior designer both in St. Louis and Palm Springs for more than 30 years. “The house was built in 1951 and endured a lot of additions over the years. We wanted to bring it back to its former California Spanish ranch style, which was the original style of house,” he adds. “The homeowner—a client I worked with here and in St. Louis on his penthouse—was moving to Palm Springs full time and had a lot of creative input with specific tastes that were mostly modern and contemporary.” Situated in the heart of Old Las Palmas, a legendary neighborhood known for its lavish movie-star residences—Leonardo DiCaprio lives around the corner—this exquisite home mixes well with the classic older homes in the area. Within walking distance of art galleries, designer boutiques and chic eateries, the historic locale is also backdropped by the scenic San Jacinto Mountains. “I worked with an architectural engineer redrawing the new plans for the home,” says Steve. “The house was cut down to the studs, but we wanted to keep the original bones because we felt it would be more interesting. People in Palm Springs love lots of shade, so we designed breezy, open-air porches with steel columns we had plastered with stucco. The porch floors are paved with red limestone, as is the front walk. We also created a guest house 10 feet away from the main structure on the south side so visitors could enjoy complete privacy,” he adds.
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The team also made the home highly energy efficient with state-of-the-art insulation that keeps the interiors cool even in the intense heat of summer. They also brought the structure back to modern earthquake standards with new footings and other earthquakeproofing technology throughout the entire home. Oak hardwood floors were added throughout befitting the home’s rustic contemporary style and three magnificent fireplaces—one in the family room and one in the master bedroom—create striking focal points. The original eight-foot flat ceilings were taken out and replaced with 15-foot vaulted ceilings in both the family room and living room. “Some of the beams in the living room are hollow to hide the electrical wiring,” says Steve. “The beams are actually made of oak planks that are mitered together in the corners and stained a rich, dark brown. We also designed a beautiful tray ceiling for the dining room,” he adds. For the interior palette, Steve decided on a neutral theme to complement the lush green hues of the landscape outside as well as the homeowner’s colorful rugs and vibrant modern artwork. An avid collector of contemporary works and pop art, his favorites include two
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Peter Max paintings—one in the entrance hall and one in the study—a Jeff Koons dog sculpture on the kitchen counter, various metal figure sculptures by Luis Efe Velez and the dining room’s striking pieces that resemble the graphic comic-book creations of Roy Lichtenstein. “The homeowner also brought in some spectacular mid-century modern pieces that we mixed with contemporary Baker furniture,” says Steve. “I like to use window treatments to soften things up a bit, so we applied draperies everywhere and used woven shades to create texture and softness. The stained cherry kitchen cabinets were purchased in St. Louis and pair perfectly with the beige-brown granite countertops. All the bathrooms have granite countertops as well, along with elegant marble flooring. We used a lot of muted golden tones throughout to go with the scheme, which I call ‘sophisticated desert,’” he laughs.
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When revamping the patio area, the team decided to leave the same shape of the original pool but added a sunning area on one side with umbrellas and a spa in the pool with fountain jets. A terracotta-colored stained concrete surface around the pool as well as an inviting lanai complement the home’s original Spanish style. The desert landscape includes several species of cactus at the homeowner’s request, and there is also a huge side yard for his dogs. “I loved creating a seamless indoor-outdoor environment for this client, who is a casual entertainer and loves to be outside,” says Steve. “Also, one of my fondest memories of working on this project was partnering with the architectural engineer. We worked together for hours and got all the permits from the city, which is very strict. It was fun for me because I got to be the architect when there really wasn’t an architect,” he laughs. See www.stlouishomesmag.com for resources.
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ALETO CONSTRUCTION GROUP 314-352-0507 • ALETOGROUP.COM
There is a narrow space where artistry and architecture exist in harmony. This is where Aleto operates. From design to delivery, Aleto approaches every project with a singular passion for creating the space you see, both in your heart and in your mind. From a completely new home to a re-imagined room, to a single thoughtful detail, we understand that great things can happen when artistry meets architecture.
LADD SUYDAM CONTRACTING, LLC 314-324-1537 • LADDSUYDAM.COM
We specialize in historic renovations, kitchens, baths, exterior facades and porch rebuilds. We use technology to promote organization and communication. Passion for detail, quality and design drive our team. We value building relationships while building our projects.
ROESER HOME REMODELING
314-822-0839 • ROESERCONSTRUCTION.COM
Roeser Home Remodeling is a design-build residential remodeling company. Our design-build process engages the homeowner, remodeler, design team, craftsmen, and trade contractors to create a single shared vision for your project. One that is unique to each homeowner and will withstand the test of time.
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THE WHITE HARE
MARY TUTTLE'S FLORAL & GIFTS AMELIA'S FINE LINENS 17021 Baxter Road, Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-728-0455 www.ameliaslinens.com 636-728-0480 www.marytuttlesflowers.com For your shopping convenience, Mary Tuttle's and Amelia's are under one roof! As a lifestyle store, Mary Tuttle's carries a wonderful selection of gifts including home accessories, fine crystal and glassware, tableware, baby gifts, jewelry and so much more. We offer delivery service, gift wrapping, bridal registry and, of course, fresh florals. Amelia’s Fine Linens provides its customers a beautiful selection of bedding, toweling, bath accessories, home fragrances and sleepwear. Amelia's shows the same attention to detail, quality and taste as its sister store Mary Tuttle's.
1010 Miralago Way, Cottleville, MO 63376 636-441-1111 www.thewhitehare.com The White Hare offers 13,000 square feet of furniture, florals, decor and more! Shop more than once a week as the uniquely displayed vignettes are constantly changing. The mother-daughter duo opened the store in 2003 and it has grown quickly over the years moving three times to larger spaces. Just over a 3 years ago they moved into their "forever home" in Cottleville featuring two floors, a design center, a more expansive shopping space and a larger selection of furniture, both custom and ready to take home. You'll even find fun things to wear and give as gifts in the White Hare boutique! Just 12 minutes from Chesterfield! SHOP US ONLINE.
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• 11610 Page Service Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 314-373-2000 / Fax 314-429-3575 • 1694 Larkin Williams Road, Fenton, MO 63026 636-349-4946/ Fax 636-349-6844 • 1660 Bryan Rd. O’Fallon, MO 63368 636-244-3844 www.autcohome.com With three showrooms located strategically in the St. Louis area, we are the place to go for all your appliance needs. We can work within every budget, and we work with homeowners, builders, interior designers and architects. We call ourselves “The Appliance Experts” and we prove it everyday… Kitchens, bars, laundry rooms and outdoor kitchens.
AIR CONDITIONING
WELSCH HEATING & COOLING CO.
16957 Manchester Road, Wildwood, MO 63040 636-273-3745 "I want to live here" is the first thing people say when they come into the Porch. It is the most inviting, warm, charming, unique, cozy boutique nestled in Wildwood. The Porch offers timeless home decor, one-of-a-kind unique, rustic and elegant finds. Nettie White, the owner of Nettie White Interiors an artistic finishing company, owns The Porch and has put her heart and soul into this beautiful boutique and it's evident from the minute you walk in. Look at all the beautiful finishes, shop her unique boutique with its wide array of home decor, accessories, lighting, tableware, gifts, clothing and jewelry. Please call or come in to book an appointment for your own personal custom project. The Porch and NWI also offer full kitchen design and remodeling, artistic finishes, furniture placement, color selection and accessorizing. Find us on FaceBook, The Porch in Wildwood.
2175 Welsch Industrial Court, St. Louis, MO 63146 314-872-8070 / Fax 314-567-6349 bwelsch@welsch-heatcool.com www.welsch-heatcool.com Welsch Heating and Cooling was honored as the National Residential Contractor of the Year by the Air Conditioning Contractors of America. This award is presented in recognition of outstanding service to our customers. In addition, we are celebrating 124 years in business.
11786 Westline Industrial Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 314-429-0972 www.authorizedstl.com St. Louis’ newest, and largest, appliance store is open to the public! Rather than building multiple small stores — each crammed with the same limited selection of products — we partnered with the world’s leading brands to build a single, world-class appliance store centrally located here in St. Louis. We showcase a vast selection of products from every major appliance category. Come see why Authorized Appliance is the Greater St. Louis Metro Area’s premier destination for refrigeration, cooking, ventilation, dishwashers, laundry & outdoor kitchens. Locally owned. Locally Managed. Since 1993.
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10091 Manchester Road, St. Louis, MO 63122 314-909-0123 www.warsonwoodsantiques.com Warson Woods Antiques is a multi-dealer gallery offering authentic antique and vintage merchandise displayed in our 30,000 sq. ft. showroom. Our 150 dealers offer English, French, and American, mid-century, retro and repurposed furniture and accessories and an assortment of unique and unusual artifacts. We have an impressive selection of vintage and estate jewelry! Our staff is dedicated to customer satisfaction and a great shopping experience.
636-349-5588 St. Louis Appliance Repair offers quality work on all appliance repairs including washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers and microwaves. We are the only factory certified Sub-Zero, Wolf and ASKO appliance service center in the Bi-State area. While we are the Sub-Zero, Wolf and ASKO premier partner, we also are certified for other brands such as Thermador, Bosch, Gaggenau, Dacor, SpeedQueen, Jenn-Air, Kitchen-Aid, Maytag, Amana & Whirlpool. We offer award winning service at competitive prices. St. Louis Appliance Repair is celebrating 60 years of appliance service in the St. Louis area.
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
FORNEY + architecture, LLC
BRENDEL ARCHITECTS, INC 207 East Dwight Street, Albers, IL 62215 618-248-5687 / Fax 618-248-5687 brendelarchitect@hotmail.com www.brendelachitects.com Brendel Architects offers cutting-edge, energy-efficient designs for custom homes, additions and renovations. Our goal is to exceed your expectations, while making your dream a reality.
9920 Watson Road, Suite 115, St. Louis, MO 63126 314-640-4447 JANEANN@FORNEYPLUS.COM WWW.FORNEYPLUS.COM The Dream begins in the mind of the Client. The Vision takes form in the mind of the Architect. The Form strives for Beauty, Order, and Meaning Dream + Vision + Form = The Project Your Project, by FORNEY + architecture
Designing excellence with your ideas in mind.
16676 Old Chesterfield Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-0880 / Fax 636-537-1027 Laurens@Lsa-Stl.com www.laurenstrutmanarchitects.com Award-winning firm specializing in custom homes, additions, and renovation projects. www.dickbuscharchitects.com Dick Busch Architects, based in Chesterfield, has developed a reputation as being one of the premier architectural firms in the country. You will find, through our process, that we work closely with you to obtain an intimate understanding of your desires and thus are able to custom design a plan to completely fulfill your needs.
160 Marine Lane, St. Louis, MO 63146 314-434-2333 / Fax 314-434-2203 donna@boxxarchitect.com www.boxxarchitect.com We offer luxury and custom home design as well as renovations and additions to existing homes. Our focus is providing creative, cutting-edge architectural designs, while always remaining aware of budgetary constraints.
FENDLER & ASSOCIATES, INC. 5201 Pattison Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63110 314-664-7725 / Fax 314-664-8183 pf@fendlerworld.com www.fendlerworld.com High-end custom residential design, new construction and additions, interior design, historic rehabilitations and historic tax credit services.
info@schaubprojects.com 314-626-4555 SchaubProjects.com Schaub Projects Architecture+Design is a full-service firm that offers a boutique experience to our clients. With over three decades of experience, our firm focuses on high-end design and takes on each project with a personal approach. We’re committed to exceeding client expectations and leading the project team throughout the entire process of creating your dream space. From providing creative, sustainable and functional design solutions in the planning phases to working with builders throughout construction, we act as the owner’s advocate to ensure the finished project matches the intended design. Learn more and connect with us today at SchaubProjects.com
2900 S Brentwood Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63144 314-822-7006 www.schaubsrote.com Schaub+Srote Architects | Planners | Interiors is a full service architectural, structural engineering and interior design firm believing that a successful project is not only artistic and beautiful, but also functional, comfortable, sustainable and must be within the client’s stated construction budget. Specialties include Custom Home Design, Interior Design, Home Additions and Renovations, Project Planning, Commercial Design, and Structural Engineering. Licensed in AZ, CO, IL, IN, KY, MI, MO, MS, NC, OH, TN, TX, and WI.
ARTISANS & BLACKSMITHS
1315 South Vandeventer Avenue St. Louis, MO 63110 314-535-2022/ Fax 314-535-2030 susanz@classicmetalcraft.com www.classicmetalcraft.com This family owned business has been serving the St. Louis area for over 30 years. Visit their extensive website galleries showcasing ornamental iron railings, gates, balconies, fencing and many unique custom fabricated projects. For beautiful ironwork made by skilled local craftsmen, from simple handrails to forged stair railings in upscale homes, please call Classic Metal Craft for a free estimate and consultation.
Artist & Architectural Blacksmiths
7 Capper Drive, Pacific, MO 63069 636-271-3200 / Fax 636-271-9745 mike@eurekaforge.com www.eurekaforge.com Founded in 1982, our team of designers and artisans is engaged in projects ranging from the creation of intricate wine-room doors to sweeping staircases of bronze and iron to historical restoration. St. Louis landmarks, such as the Old Courthouse, the Missouri Botanical Garden and the Tower Grove House, have benefited from our careful research and skilled craftsmanship. From your imagination...we forge reality.
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MARKUS CABINET MFG. CO., INC
Located inside The Designing Block 7735 Clayton Rd., Clayton, MO 63105 314-517-2283 martha@ineedthatart.com www.INeedThatArt.com You are a tastemaker. You don't accept the ordinary. You collect experiences. I Need That Art connects people like you with modern, investment art pieces that make a statement in your home or office. I Need That Art. The investment you experience.
CABINETRY
DETAILED DESIGNS, ETC
174 Clarkson Executive Park, Ellisville, MO 63011 636-220-6445 www.detaileddesignsbydenise.com denise.detaileddesigns@gmail.com becka.detaileddesigns@gmail.com Detailed Designs, Etc. specializes in complete kitchen, bath, basement design and remodeling. Our personalized approach will guide you through the details of your designs and product selections, while keeping the process fun and exciting. At Detailed Designs, Etc., we design various types of spaces with a wide range of budgets. No matter what the size of the project, we still focus on holding high standards to complete each project to reflect our desire for great quality and perfection. Please know that we will seek a solution that will completely satisfy you and your dreams. Let's get creative!
2366 Schuetz Road Saint Louis, MO 63146 314-994-7111 Mon-Fri 9:00-4:00 and by appointment www.MarcChristian.com This award-winning kitchen and bath firm provides exceptional products, designs and a personalized experience. The showroom is full of cabinetry options, displays and unique product lines to use in the entire home. Marc Christian Fine Cabinetry proudly manufactures custom cabinetry in St. Louis County. This firm caters to homeowners, architects, builders/contractors and interior designers.
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599 South Clinton Street Aviston, IL 62216 618-228-7203 Showroom Location: Markus Cabinetry 11481 Page Service Road Maryland Heights, MO 63146 314-436-1494 www.MarkusCabinet.com The Markus brand is manufactured locally as eurostyle full access cabinetry and framed inset door design. Markus designers can help you pursue architectural dreams in traditional, transitional or contemporary styles. Make an appointment today to make your blueprints a reality for kitchens, vanities, closets and other room cabinetry. For 70 years, Markus has been helping families create unique interior spaces.
Manchester, MO 63011, 636-230-6400 St. Peters, MO 63304, 636-926-2414 Rock Hill, MO 63119, 636-720-0451 Fairview Heights, IL 62226, 618-277-4430 www.signaturekb.com Signature Kitchen & Bath has been serving the St. Louis Metropolitian Area with beautiful bath and kitchen remodeling projects for over 35 years. We are honored that more than 60,000 St. Louis homeowners have invited us into their homes and have trusted us to complete their bath and kitchen remodeling needs. Our mission is to make sure your kitchen or bathroom remodel is more beautiful, functional and valuable in the end. When you choose Signature Kitchen & Bath for your project, you will be choosing an experienced staff that is honest, friendly and up-to-date on design trends and products!
BEAM OF ST. LOUIS
2505 Metro Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63043 314-567-1515 / 800-264-beam (2326) kmoeller@beamstl.com www.beamstl.com BEAM BUILT-IN VACUUMS. Setting the standard for the cleanest, healthiest homes, for 40 years! A BEAM is 3-5 times more powerful than ordinary vacuums. BEAM cleans deeper, faster, & more easily. It removes 100% of contacted dirt, dust, pollen, and even bacteria from your living space. A BEAM installs easily in ANY home. Old or new. Big or small. Adds value to your home! Exceptionally appointed homes all have one thing in common: A BEAM Built-In Vacuum. Call today for a free phone estimate. NEW! We now offer BEAM HEPA AIR FILTRATION SYSTEMS. The cleanest homes–can now be the HEALTHIEST homes. Reduce asthma & allergy symptoms without a prescription! Easily transform your existing HVAC system into a built-in, whole-house air filtration system. Removes 99.97% of particles down to .3 microns. Removes germs, bacteria, and even viruses. Every room. 24/7. Call today for a free phone estimate.
CONCRETE
314-895-5000 5712 Fee Fee Road, Hazelwood, MO 63042 hoetteconcrete.com Hoette Concrete is a third generation family-owned business. We have the equipment and experienced manpower to handle anything from room additions, to tall structural walls with foundation crews; driveway replacement to large structural slabs with flatwork crews. We work with the area’s leading custom homebuilders, volume builders and several commercial general contractors. From replacing your driveway to the largest custom homes, you will see Hoette Concrete’s attention to detail.
CONSIGNMENT FURNITURE
ENCORE CONSIGNMENT GALLERY
287 Lamp and Lantern Village, Town & Country, MO 63017 10821 Manchester Rd (West of Lindbergh) 636-220-9092 furniturehomedecor.com Encore is your one-stop upscale home consignment shop. We offer select, gently used home furnishings and accessories at value pricing, usually 30-80 percent of the original value. At Encore, you will see an ever-changing variety. Also consider consigning your once-loved treasures. It is fast, easy and smart to consign with Encore! Please send photos of items you would like to consign to photos@encorestl.net.
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FENCES
Pitzman’s Co. of Surveyors & Engineers 2725 Sutton Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63143 314-781-5665 www.pitzmans.com Over the last 160 years, Pitzman's Company has been instrumental in the planning and development of the City of Saint Louis and surrounding region. We have established a reputation of being a superior land surveying company that provides its clients with high quality and professional workmanship. We are devoted to providing homeowners, architects and contractors with personal attention while providing them with an accurate and outstanding survey, delivered on time.
EXTERIOR PAINTING
4001 Taft Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63116 314-638-7600 empirefenceonline.com Empire Fence & Custom Iron Works is an ornamental iron fabrication company providing residential and commercial fence, railing, gates and more to the St. Louis region. In addition to custom manufacturing ornamental iron products, Empire Fence sells a variety of pre-manufactured steel and aluminum fence, railing and other products. We understand that quality and workmanship — as well as affordability — are important to our customers. Empire Fence & Custom Iron Works has been in business since 1993 and is family owned and operated. All custom iron fence, gates, rails, spiral stairs and other ornate pieces are fabricated in our 23,000-square-foot office and fabrication shop.
FIREPLACES
CUSTOM WOOD DOORS 137 Chesterfield Industrial Blvd. Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-530-7545 mike@scobiscompany.com www.scobiscompany.com Nothing says elegance like custom-made wood doors. At The Scobis Company, we dedicate ourselves to creating handcrafted designs tailored specifically to your needs. The Scobis Company delivers unparalleled quality and superior service!
314-239-7947 Rhino Shield is a permanent revolutionary ceramic coating that provides beauty and instant curb appeal. It dries 8-10 times thicker than paint and is used on wood, stucco, brick/block, masonite/Color Loc, James Hardi, aluminum/steel and more. Call 877-257-4466 for your free inspection.
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ENGINEERING
Civil + Structural Engineers Since 1980
Frontenac Engineering Group, Inc. 2725 Sutton Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63143 314-644-2200 www.fe-stl.com Frontenac Engineering works to empower architects, homeowners, interior designers and contractors by providing them with creative, durable and cost effective civil and structural engineering solutions to help them achieve their goals. We have developed a reputation as the premier engineering company for residential projects hat clients count on to get their interior renovation, addition or new homes built.
825 S Lindbergh Blvd, Frontenac 15977 Manchester Road, Ellisville 13200 Corporate Exchange Drive, Bridgeton forshaws.com Forshaw is your go-to place for durable and stylish outdoor furniture, fireplaces & hearth accessories, as well as outdoor kitchens, grills, and accessories. We’ve been in business for five generations, and we are known for high quality products at fair prices. With stores in Frontenac, Ellisville, and open 24/7 on our web store, we are conveniently located to serve you. Let us help you turn your patio into the go-to place for outdoor entertaining! When winter temperatures force you inside, come see us to make your fireplace the beautiful, warm focal point of your home.
SHOWROOM 9227 Manchester Road, St. Louis, MO 63144 314-968-3325 / Fax 314-968-3326 info@caldecks.com www.caldecks.com An innovative design-and-build company, specializing in decks, gazebos, sunrooms and pergolas. Let us help you plan your new outdoor space.
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9849 Manchester Road, Suite 7 St. Louis, MO 63119 314-962-3100 We provide interior design services ranging from small spaces to large projects. With the years of experience behind us we can assist you with product and color selections in our beautiful showroom where we have an extensive library in fabric, carpet, accessories and more.
CLASSIC CARPET & FLOORING
598 North New Florissant Road, Florissant, MO 63031 314-831-1551 / Fax 314-831-8790 sales@classiccarpet.com www.classiccarpet.com We are a full-service, family-run flooring store offering free shop-at-home service for hardwood, tile, carpet, vinyl, bamboo, cork, laminate and natural stone. Quality name-brand flooring at everyday low prices since 1980. A+ Better Business Bureau Rating. Angie’s List Super Service Award winner 10 years in a row. Winner 2014 Better Business Bureau Torch Award.
CUSTOM FLOORS
FLOOR COVERINGS & AREA RUGS
BESEDA FLOORING
& MORE 5773 Westwood Drive, St. Charles, Missouri 63304 636-926-9989 www.besedaflooring.com Beseda Flooring & More is a full-service flooring and design center in St. Charles that has been serving customers since 1985. Proprietors Brian and Jill Beseda are active members of the community and are proud to live and work in St. Charles County. As a family-owned and operated business, Beseda Flooring takes pride in the quality of our work, the quality of the products we sell and the quality of the customer service we provide. In fact, we provided the materials and workmanship for one of the St. Louis Homes + Lifestyles 2014 Baths of the Year. When choosing a new floor or a kitchen/bath renovation for your home, Beseda Flooring assists our customers in finding the right product to meet their specific needs. Our experienced designers will assist you from concept to installation and everything in between. Providing valuable product advice and innovation is what has kept generations of customers returning to Beseda Flooring. Our in-home estimates are always free.
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info@stinewoodworking.com 618-946-1413 Showroom open by appointment. www.stinewoodworking.com Awarded “Best in Show, Sustainable Design” at the Architectural Digest Design Show, Dave Stine Furniture specializes in custom, handcrafted, solid wood furniture for the home and office. Tables, desks, coffee tables, benches, counter tops, and more.
8147 Manchester Road, St. Louis, MO 63144 314-644-3696 www.lk2kaimkisner.com Our studio represents the finest manufacturers of broadloom carpet, handmade area rugs, hardwoods and window coverings. Showcasing the major lines, along with several exclusive brands, we take pleasure in providing high-class customer service. Tailored to design professionals, visit our studio for your next residential, commercial or hospitality project.
825 S Lindbergh Blvd, Frontenac 15977 Manchester Road, Ellisville 13200 Corporate Exchange Drive, Bridgeton www.forshaws.com Forshaw is your go-to place for durable and stylish outdoor furniture, fireplaces & hearth accessories, as well as outdoor kitchens, grills, and accessories. We’ve been in business for five generations, and we are known for high quality products at fair prices. With stores in Frontenac, Ellisville, and open 24/7 on our web store, we are conveniently located to serve you. Let us help you turn your patio into the go-to place for outdoor entertaining! When winter temperatures force you inside, come see us to make your fireplace the beautiful, warm focal point of your home.
HARD SURFACES
FURNITURE
17377 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-537-9200 www.aminis.com Amini’s is the nation's largest retailer of indoor and outdoor home entertainment furniture and products. Best known for an amazing selection of patio and game room furniture, Amini’s also has a remarkable showroom and profound selection of decorative lighting. Our branded, Amini’s Advantage, provides every customer with a five star experience before, during, and after their buying process. Whether you shop online, or visit us in person, you’ll be impressed by our expansive product selection and unequivocal customer care.
4160 Meramec Street, St. Louis, MO 63116 314-771-1234 / Fax: 314-771-1225 www.russostoneandtile.com Russo Stone and Tile design, LLC provides the highest quality granite, quartz and marble fabrication with true hands-on craftsmanship. We employ only professional and skilled craftsmen, which enables us to provide a detailed installation on every project. Contact us to learn more about how we can help provide beautiful and cost-effective solutions for your project, 314-771-1234. Imagine your next project from Design to Creation with Russo Stone and Tile.
WALBRANDT TECHNOLOGIES
We are Midwest America's oldest and trusted source for Tiles, Quartz, Natural Stones and Solid Surfaces. As a legacy brand in the Midwest, it has always been a vital responsibility for us to provide quality products to our customers. We want our customers to be well satisfied and so our dedicated team is always ready to assist you from conceptualization to the selection of products that suits best to your requirements. Visit our showrooms to experience our range of products that offer complete "decor/architectural inspirations".
HEATING
11612 Page Service Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 (314) 627-0346 info@walbrandt.com www.walbrandt.com Walbrandt Technologies is St. Louis’ only High Performance Home Automation Specialists, offering the finest custom design, installation and support of audio/video, home theater, home automation, lighting and shading control, computer systems, video surveillance and eco-friendly “smart” solutions for residential and commercial interiors. Our team of experts has over 150 years of combined experience in the custom home theater, home automation and information & networking technology industries. Regardless of the size of your project, we will provide a level of quality and service not available anywhere else in St. Louis.
HOME BUILDING
WELSCH HEATING & COOLING CO.
2175 Welsch Industrial Court, St. Louis, MO 63146 314-872-8070 / Fax 314-567-6349 bwelsch@welsch-heatcool.com www.welsch-heatcool.com Welsch Heating and Cooling was honored as the National Residential Contractor of the Year by the Air Conditioning Contractors of America. This award is presented in recognition of outstanding service to our customers. In addition we are celebrating 124 years in business.
314-842-2212 www.ajborzillo.com Whether it’s starting from a new design build or having your home or business remodeled, we are here to help you every step of the way. AJ Borzillo has been around since 1966, and it has always been our mission to provide superior craftsmanship and top-notch customer service to our clients. When quality matters, choose AJ Borzillo for your residential and commercial project needs.
HOME AUTOMATION
10042 Manchester Road, St. Louis, MO 63122 stlsales@hd-mediasystems.com hd-mediasystems.com HD Media Systems is a technology company that specializes in home and business audio/ video installation, home theater design, acoustic treatment, home and business automation, architectural lighting solutions, automated shades, motorized screens, outdoor televisions and surround sound, entry access and security surveillance, voice and data networking, and more. Winners of the Electronic House “Home of the Year” Award, HD Media focuses on offering cutting-edge, custom solutions for their clients with technology tailored to fit. They provide design and installation services for residential, and commercial projects. With well over 40 years of combined experience HD Media Systems has become one of the nation’s leading integrators and offers complete system design and implementation of any size project.
636-575-7776 brad@burganconstruction.com www.burganconstruction.com Founded in 1980, Burgan Construction is a family-owned and run company that specializes in new construction, repairs and restorations, and multi-family and commercial projects. Our motto is “Building Trust With Quality Work”. No matter what the job is, we offer an end-to end client experience that includes daily seamless communication, budgeting, staffing, on-site organization and solid, quality craftsmanship every time. Our services include: D esign Buil d, Green Construction, New Construction, Full House Remodeling, Kitchen & Bath Makeovers, Basement Finishes & Additions, Restorations, and Demolition & Haul Off. Contact us for all your home construction needs! Your family’s new home is our family business!
jeff@jeffreyhomesllc.com 314-574-5703 www.jeffreyhomesllc.com When it comes to the home of your dreams, you deserve a builder who has it all—experience, education and—above all—enthusiasm to create a home that is quality crafted, distinctive, and exclusively yours. That is why Jeffrey Homes should be your builder of choice. You can feel confident that Jeffrey Bernstein won’t rest until your dream becomes a reality, with all of the unique features that fit your lifestyle. As the general contractor, Jeffrey guarantees that he will be at your home-site daily while overseeing all construction and making sure every aspect is accurate and on schedule. From the initial architectural design, through construction and even beyond move-in, Jeffrey is committed to total customer satisfaction.
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755 S. New Ballas Road, STE 210 St. Louis, MO 63141 314-997-2300 info@prestigech.com www.prestigech.com At Prestige Custom Homes, we adhere to the finest construction practices in the industry, delivering dream homes to each of our customers. From start to finish we work hand-in-hand with our customers to ensure that they receive everything they desire. We understand that building a new home is a complex process, which is why we work diligently to make it a positive and enjoyable experience. We offer numerous floor plans and styles to accommodate everyone's vision. We encourage our customers to add their own personal touches during the design process, in order to truly tailor the home to each owner's unique style. The Prestige Custom Homes team has decades of experience and in-depth knowledge ensuring every home is constructed by the most skilled craftsmen using the highest quality materials. Rest assured, we only work with contractors that share our vision to deliver the finest constructed homes in St. Louis.
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HOME & OFFICE ORGANIZATION
MC MODERN CONCEPTS INC 217-725-0380 www.mcmodernconcept.com MC Modern Concepts Inc is a building design and custom builder dedicated to creating authentic and sustainable architectural styles for modern homes, contemporary estates and light commercial. Our goal is to turn your dreams into reality by blending innovative Modern Design, fine decorating and quality craftsmanship, with integrity to compliment modern lifestyles and establish comfortable yet sophisticated environments personally designed for each of our clients.
7 Westwood Country Club Dr 314-280-5550 kvsanders@kvsanders.com www.kvsanders.com Custom homebuilder specializing in design-build construction. The company focuses on personal service and high-quality construction delivered at competitive prices by means of aggressive cost-control policies.
St. Louis, Missouri 314-266-4820 Sacredspaceorganizing.com Sacred Space Organizing is a St. Louis based professional organizing company. Clutter in our homes can be overwhelming and stressful. Sacred Space Organizing will inspire you to stay organized, and live a more purposeful life. We offer professional home and office organization, moving and downsizing services, financial organization, and virtual organization. Through our Live Lighter, Live Better process, we help you live life with more freedom and less stuff. Erin Neumann and Charlotte Slankard, professional organizers, and co-owners work alongside their clients encouraging them to release the things that they no longer use or treasure. Our clients discarded items will benefit people in need in our communities through the Blessing Our Neighbors Project. No matter your goals, SSO’s mission is to help you create lasting change and balance in your life!
INTERIOR DESIGN
Deb Bokamper, ASID:CAPS, Certified Aging In Place Specialist Professional Interior Designer of Ageless Design debbokamper@yahoo.com www.agelessdesignbydeb.com profile on Houzz.com Office: 636-225-6865, Cell: 314-630-8114 "Interior design for all ages, at all life stages..." to design new homes and renovate present homes to make one's living and working space safe, functional and beautiful so that people can "age in place". Imagine having your own award winning professional designer come to your home, assess your challenges as a Certified Aging in Place Specialist, provide solutions with creative ideas, show an incredible array of products and services, all to fit your lifestyle.
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INSIDE AND OUT 9849 Manchester Road, Suite 7 St. Louis, MO 63119 314-962-3100 We provide interior design services ranging from small spaces to large projects. With the years of experience behind us we can assist you with product and color selections in our beautiful showroom where we have an extensive library in fabric, carpet, accessories and more.
ANNA HOWARD, INTERIOR DESIGNER
16668 Old Chesterfield Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-482-5590 accentoncabinets.com Accent on Cabinets brings over 20+ years of nationally recognized award-winning experience, refined design insights, and sharp attention to detail to every project. We work closely with clients to transform ideas into design concepts, and then lead the transformation process into reality‌for both new construction and complete renovations. Please call us to arrange for a free consultation or to visit our showroom.
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11861 Cresta Verde Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 314-660-4679 anna1mail@yahoo.com With an MA in interior design from prestigious Stieglitz Academy of Art, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 20 years of experience, eye for quality and craftsmanship, superior sense of style and a client-centered approach to business, Anna is known as an innovative designer, skilled at creating stunning interiors under a variety of budgets and requirements. She will guide you through every phase of the design process, helping you to reach the best version of your vision each time, every time.
1028 Red Arrow Drive, Sikeston, MO 63801 573-258-0508 BarbaraCollinsInteriorDesign.com Barb.Collins@rocketmail.com Barbara Collins AKBD, Allied ASID is a full-service interior designer specializing in all areas of residential interior design; kitchen/bath remodeling, project management, accessories, antiques, art and home staging. Design begins with understanding the goals of the client and creatively designing a unique space that both functions beautifully and inspires the client to live their best life.
7707 Clayton Road Clayton, MO 63117 314-727-6622 Emily@EmilyCastle.com www.EmilyCastle.com Castle Design is an award-winning interior design firm, specializing in high-end residential design. From chic urban condos to sprawling rustic residences, Castle Design’s team of expert designers work closely with clients to create unforgettable interior environments. Impeccable taste and a commitment to providing clients with an unmatched level of service are the foundations of the firm’s success.
BAUMHOUSE DESIGN 11 Vance Road, St. Louis, MO 63088 636-225-9000 www.BaumHousedesign.com BaumHouse design offers comprehensive interior design services including furniture plans, fabrics and window treatments, furnishing recommendations, floor coverings, color consultations and more. Our degreed interior design professionals have a combined 40+ years of design experience and approach your project as a unified team. Everyone can have a beautiful home. We pride ourselves in creating comfortable spaces while keeping your budget in mind. We don’t just design spaces… We design lifestyles!
Chesterfield, MO 636-519-4090 BeautifulRooms.design Since 1995, Nancy Barrett, ASID, has been creating beautiful rooms for delighted clients. Together with Kathy Cissell, award-winning Beautiful Rooms provides design service, on projects large and small, tailored to the client's needs and wants. Check out our website for before-and-after room photos!
937 Midland Blvd St. Louis, MO, 63130 314-328-1923 channing@candmstudio.com maria@candmstudio.com www.candmstudio.com C&M Interiors is a St. Louis, Missouri based design studio led by principal designers Channing Krichevsky & Maria Hogrefe. The studio is known for a refined aesthetic specializing in luxury residential projects for private clients throughout the Midwest. Channing, Maria, and their team work closely with clients, providing them with personal and thoughtfully arranged spaces. Interior architecture, bespoke furnishings, and objects are considered through the team’s carefully trained eye and point-of-view in order to satisfy the client with buttoned-up solutions and a contemporary take on sophisticated living.
636-391-7640 www.thedesignsourceltd.com Deemed “The Color Whisperer” by her clients, Kris Keller, The Design Source LTD, designs extraordinary spaces that honor and uplift those who dwell there. A passion for interior design combined with an intuitive eye for creative expression form a long lived career foundation that embodies Kris’ mantra; ‘Design Changes Everything’. Our mission: That clients awaken every single day falling in love with their homes over and over again.
St. Louis, MO 314-540-9747 www.frattbushhome.com Fratt & Bush Home is the result of dedication to detail, client understanding, constant research, and industry connectivity. Our projects wonderfully meld the sensibility of clients with Dede’s East Coast influence with Lindsay’s West Coast style. Dede Fratt and Lindsay Bush help people fall in love with their homes again, via design coaching, remodeling, and some clever styling tricks. Known for their discerning eye in creating beautiful spaces that combine comfort with quiet sophistication, we thoughtfully layer modern elements alongside beloved treasures creating a seamless ambiance that flows from one room to the next. Fratt & Bush Home approaches each project with enthusiasm, professionalism, and a bit of whimsy! Our Goal is to help you fall in love with your home again!!!
COLUMBUS DESIGN MANAGEMENT 8001 Clayton Road, Suite B, St. Louis, MO 63117 314-721-0333 / Fax 314-725-0303 info@garrisonlimited.com We are a full-service residential and light-commercial design firm. With over 20 years of design experience, we collaborate with experts in the fields of exterior, interior, project coordinating and architectural design services. Our design projects excel in meeting our clients’ needs and budget. Timeless sophistication is our focus, as well as budget-sensitive design for any age or lifestyle.
stlinteriordesigner@yahoo.com 314-707-7291 Award-winning designer, Gigi Lombrano, ASID, NCIDQ loves taking a room and turning it into a functional space for clients to enjoy with their families. Professionally accredited, Gigi's projects have been featured in many local magazines. She knows how to listen to clients and works collaboratively with them, and their budgets, to accomplish their shared vision. Gigi has extensive experience doing luxury interiors for clients who are building their dream home or remodeling their current residences. She has participated in many Designer Show Houses and is an active volunteer in her community.
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11622 Page Service Drive, Suite 103 St. Louis, MO 63146 314-706-2727 www.jcrdesigngroupstl.com Located in the Interior Design Center of Saint Louis, JCR Design Group specializes in high-end custom interiors, renovations, and kitchen and bath design. With over thirty years of cumulative industry experience, the team, led by owner and principal designer Jennifer Rapp, works closely with homeowners, architects and builders to create distinctive yet timeless interiors. Their designs have been recognized consistently over the years by At Home Magazine's Architect and Designer Awards, ASID Missouri East Design Excellence Awards, and Best of Houzz.
JUNE ROESSLEIN INTERIORS
Le Chateau Village 10411 Clayton Rd, Suite 206 Frontenac, MO 63131 JRI@JuneRoesslein.com 636-394-1465 www.JuneRoesslein.com With over four decades of experience in interior design, the team at June Roesslein Interiors provides exceptional designs. We are a full service interior design firm that collaborates with our clients to create the perfect interior that inspires pride. We make your world a beautiful place.
711 South Illinois Street, Belleville, IL 62220 618-233-0600 info@joytribout.com www.joytribout.com Gifted with an unerring sense of style and the visual equivalent of the perfect pitch, Joy designs homes for the well-lived life. A firm believer that one’s home environment should elevate living on a daily basis, she creates beautiful interiors that support and enhance family life. Known for her turnkey approach to design, Joy is an expert at developing comprehensive plans, including those for new construction as well as architectural enhancements to existing residences. Services include the selection of fixtures, flooring, finishes and furnishings; the fabrication of custom window treatments, upholstery and bedding. The Joy Tribout Interiors Warehouse and Showroom is filled with an ever-changing array of exquisite and expertly curated home furnishings, including Century Furniture as well as lighting, rugs, artwork, accessories, design books, and decorative pillows. Our warehouse is open by appointment only with one of our designers.
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11622 Page Service Drive, Suite 101 St. Louis, MO 63146 314-733-5877 info@kellyjohnsondesign.com www.kellyjohnsondesign.com Kelly Johnson Design crafts distinctive homes that exude sophisticated luxury. While trends come and go, Kelly Johnson Design believes a homeowner's investment should withstand the test of time — offering serenity amid an ever-changing world. With a design approach rooted in elegance and practicality, Kelly's team creates fresh, modern spaces that captivate those who call it home. A focus on originality and implementing each client's unique tastes is evident throughout her design vision.
Joyce Mathis 4300 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108 636-288-1001 www.mjmdesignco.com mjmathis.design@gmail.com See MJM Design Company profile on Houzz.com. From a one-hour consultation to whole house design, remodeling, kitchen and bath renovation, room additions, and new construction. Over twenty years experience where exceptional design and customer service go hand in hand.
7750 Maryland Avenue #11767, Clayton, MO 63105 314-993-2700 tommancheinteriors.com TOM MANCHE INTERIORS is a full-service interior design firm in the practice of residential design. Whatever your style, we are available to accommodate all of your desires! Great attention to detail is one of the most important factors when designing a room. It is the detail that makes a room come alive and project your style. It speaks about YOU! That is Tom Manche Interiors!
MARCIA MOORE DESIGN Intelligent Design. Signature Style. 314-395-1114 Marcia@marciamooredesign.com www.marciamooredesign.com Ready to build the home of your dreams or remodel the one you already have? Marcia Moore Design has earned acclaim and awards for new homes that speak to your soul; for whole house renovations that light up your life; for creating kitchens that wake you up in the morning and bathrooms that soothe you at night. We don’t just create pretty rooms. We marry the science and practicality of intelligent design with the art and creativity of signature style so that your home functions well and feels superb, promoting wellness and tranquility at the same time it delights your senses. Let us create the artistic, visionary, unexpected and memorable space you deserve. Because life is too short for ordinary.
INTERIOR DESIGN SHOWROOMS
THE GREAT COVER-UP Teddy Karl, Principal Designer 9708 Clayton Road, Ladue, MO 63124 314-995-5701 / Fax 314-872-9496 teddy@greatcoverupdesign.com www.greatcoverupdesign.com Full-service interior design firm: custom furniture, reupholstery, custom draperies, bedding, pillows, wall coverings, accessories, lamps, artwork & carpet. Stop in today, we can help transform your home!
2731 Sutton Blvd. Suite 100 Maplewood, MO 63143 314-781-3336 designanddetailstl.com Since 2005 Design & Detail has been providing the design community with exclusive resources and superior service. Our showroom provides fresh, distinctive lines of furniture, fabric, wallcovering, lighting, carpet and much more. We represent the top vendors and offer the best design resources in the industry. We have grown in size and have the ability to offer designers guidance and individual assistance with their projects.
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16668 Old Chesterfield Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-482-5590 accentoncabinets.com Accent on Cabinets brings over 20+ years of nationally recognized award-winning experience, refined design insights, and sharp attention to detail to every project. We work closely with clients to transform ideas into design concepts, and then lead the transformation process into reality…for both new construction and complete renovations. Please call us to arrange for a free consultation or to visit our showroom.
9808 Clayton Road, St. Louis, MO 63124 314-993-6644 / Fax 314-993-5138 www.glenalspaughkitchens.com Alspaugh Kitchen and Bath has been dedicated to providing unsurpassed design, the best products in the industry, quality service and expert installation to exceed our customers’ expectations since 1951. Our designers excel at creating beautiful spaces that reflect your personal sense of style and accommodate your lifestyle. We can provide comprehensive service from design to installation, as well as work in collaboration with your contractor, builder, architect, or interior designer. Our expertise is not limited to kitchens and baths, but extends to laundry rooms, offices, bars, or any room involving custom cabinetry. Stop by our beautiful showroom in the heart of Ladue to discuss your next project and set up your complimentary in-home consultation.
17014 New College Avenue, Suite E Wildwood, MO 63040 636-821-3395 www.annemariestudio.com At Anne Marie Design Studio, our primary objective is to create the best customer experience! Anne Marie and her team have such a positive, enthusiastic approach, clients feel that anything is achievable. Our qualified design professionals are experienced in every aspect of the home. We are committed to listening closely to our clients so that each design is not only beautiful but also addresses the functional needs of each person who will be engaging the space. We represent a range of carefully selected manufacturers, so that we can comfortably recommend products and services that best suit your requirements and style. With an emphasis upon clear and ongoing communication, we strive to give you peace of mind, knowing that your project is being managed by experienced and committed professionals.
5773 Westwood Drive, St. Charles, Missouri 63304 636-926-9989 www.besedaflooring.com Beseda Flooring & More is a full-service flooring and design center in St. Charles that has been serving customers since 1985. Proprietors Brian and Jill Beseda are active members of the community and are proud to live and work in St. Charles County. As a family-owned and operated business, Beseda Flooring takes pride in the quality of our work, the quality of the products we sell and the quality of the customer service we provide. In fact, we provided the materials and workmanship for one of the St. Louis Homes + Lifestyles 2014 Baths of the Year. When choosing a new floor or a kitchen/bath renovation for your home, Beseda Flooring assists our customers in finding the right product to meet their specific needs. Our experienced designers will assist you from concept to installation and everything in between. Providing valuable product advice and innovation is what has kept generations of customers returning to Beseda Flooring. Our in-home estimates are always free.
BAUMHOUSE DESIGN 11 Vance Road, St. Louis, MO 63088 636-225-9000 www.BaumHousedesign.com BaumHouse design offers comprehensive interior design services including furniture plans, fabrics and window treatments, furnishing recommendations, floor coverings, color consultations and more. Our degreed interior design professionals have a combined 40+ years of design experience and approach your project as a unified team. Everyone can have a beautiful home. We pride ourselves in creating comfortable spaces while keeping your budget in mind. We don’t just design spaces… We design lifestyles!
DC STRATEGIES, LLC 130-B Clarkson Executive Park Ellisville, MO 63011 314-581-6175 www.dc-strategies.info Offering expert full-service interior design and construction services for your next renovation project. Specialty finishes and personal touches make your project burst with style that is unique to your home. Detailed renderings will help you make finish selections and visualize the complete plan…before construction begins. Our professional and courteous construction team will give you peace-of-mind throughout the construction process. Reface. Remodel. Relax. We get it done right!
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174 Clarkson Executive Park, Ellisville, MO 63011 636-220-6445 www.detaileddesignsbydenise.com denise.detaileddesigns@gmail.com becka.detaileddesigns@gmail.com Detailed Designs, etc. specializes in complete kitchen, bath, basement design and remodeling. Our personalized approach will guide you through the details of your designs and product selections, while keeping the process fun and exciting. At Detailed Designs, Etc., we design various types of spaces with a wide range of budgets. No matter what the size of the project, we still focus on holding high standards to complete each project to reflect our desire for great quality and perfection. Please know that we will seek a solution that will completely satisfy you and your dreams. Let's get creative!
17895 Chesterfield Airport Rd Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-519-7299 Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery’s stateof-the-art showroom is stocked with beautifully displayed products in a welcoming, hands-on environment where you can see, touch and experience the products. From lighting and appliances, to bath and kitchen faucets, fixtures and accessories, our knowledgeable product experts ensure your selections are perfect for your project. Our passion for customer service is easy to see after just one visit to our Chesterfield showroom.
317 Clarkson Road, Suite 201, Ellisville, MO 63011 636-394-4455 www.geggdesign.com At Gegg design and cabinetry, it is our goal to provide clients with design and products that reflect their living habits and personality. Through extensive interaction and collaborative efforts, we work toward achieving this goal in a unique process. We have selected quality suppliers so we can provide the best products and design in every category. Additionally, we offer many products that are value oriented. Our cabinet makers focus on their skills vs. marketing. Their broad capabilities allow us to create and produce designs spanning the entire spectrum of styles and looks the cabinet industry has to offer.
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12012 Manchester Road St. Louis, MO 63131 – 314-984-0005 17217 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 – 636-532-3303 1616 S. Kingshighway Boulevard St. Louis, MO 63110 – 314-773-3636 www.henrykitchenandbath.com Henry Kitchen & Bath – When Experience Matters! At Henry, we understand that "Where Home Matters" describes more than just a room in a house. It means that your home is an extension of you: your personality, your personal tastes, your persona, and your family. Your home is not just a collection of products, but a reflection of you. And, at Henry, our team’s goal is to help you bring your visions to life through designing kitchens and bathrooms that meet your expectations. Our experienced team listens to you in order to understand what your goals are with your kitchen or bath and will help guide you through the entire decision-making process from concept to completion. We invite you to visit one of our multiple showrooms to begin your room transformation with a complementary consultation. Our goal is to help you create an experience within your home where you can dine, socialize, escape, and enjoy for many years.
LORRIEN HOMES & REMODELING
314-809-4057 danadunbar@lorrienhomes.com www.lorrienhomes.com "Creating beautiful spaces at affordable prices!" We take a unique approach to remodeling — we meet our construction timelines and we meet our budgets! You'll see the owner of the company on your job site every day managing the construction process, and you receive the benefit of the builder's wholesale pricing on all finish material. We are transparent in all aspects of the remodeling process - always focused on client satisfaction. Your project will benefit from our exquisite craftsmenship, experienced project management, exceptional client service, and a team of highly awarded architects and designers. We specialize in kitchens, lower level build-outs, wine cellars, theaters, and complete redesign/rebuilds.
MARC CHRISTIAN FINE CABINETRY 2366 Schuetz Road Saint Louis, MO 63146 314-994-7111 Mon-Fri 9:00-4:00 and by appointment www.MarcChristian.com This award-winning kitchen and bath firm provides exceptional products, designs and a personalized experience. The showroom is full of cabinetry options, displays and unique product lines to use in the entire home. Marc Christian Fine Cabinetry proudly manufactures custom cabinetry in St Louis County. This firm caters to homeowners, architects, builders/contractors and interior designers.
MARKUS CABINET MFG. CO., INC
599 South Clinton Street, Aviston, IL 62216 618-228-7203 Showroom Location: Markus Cabinetry 11481 Page Service Road, Maryland Heights, MO 63146 314-436-1494 www.MarkusCabinet.com The Markus brand is manufactured locally as eurostyle full access cabinetry and framed inset door design. Markus designers can help you pursue architectural dreams in traditional, transitional or contemporary styles. Make an appointment today to make your blueprints a reality for kitchens, vanities, closets and other room cabinetry. For 70 years, Markus has been helping families create unique interior spaces.
PREMIER PLUMBING STUDIO 11618 Page Service Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 Located in the Interior Design Center of St. Louis 314-872-9339 www.premierplumbingstudio.com Experience the finest kitchen and bath products at Premier Plumbing Studio, located in the Interior Design Center of St. Louis. Our 6,000 SF showroom displays the latest styles and finishes, working displays and accessories that will truly enhance your design. We offer products from top of the line manufacturers including Kallista, Kohler, Rohl, Hansgrohe, Robern, Moen, Delta and many more.
LANDSCAPE LIGHTING
Manchester, MO 63011, 636-230-6400 St. Peters, MO 63304, 636-926-2414 Rock Hill, MO 63119, 636-720-0451 Fairview Heights, IL 62226, 618-277-4430 www.signaturekb.com Signature Kitchen & Bath has been serving the St. Louis Metropolitan Area with beautiful bath and kitchen remodeling projects for over 35 years. We are honored that over 60,000 St. Louis homeowners have invited us into their homes and have trusted us to complete their bath and kitchen remodeling needs. Our mission is to make sure your kitchen or bathroom remodel is more beautiful, functional and valuable in the end. When you choose Signature Kitchen & Bath for your project, you will be choosing an experienced staff that is honest, friendly, and up-to-date with design trends and products!
LANDSCAPING & WATER GARDENS
16825 North Outer 40 Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-532-9307 / Fax 636-532-0077 info@chesterfieldvalleynursery.com www.chesterfieldvalleynursery.com At Chesterfield Valley Nursery beautiful landscapes are created when combining the art of design with the science of horticulture. Our designers take pride in creating extraordinary landscapes that complement your property’s unique needs and your distinctive tastes. Our experts will guide you in choosing high-quality plant materials that will thrive in your landscape. We provide you with a comprehensive landscape design that is uniquely yours. Our expert staff are with you start to finish through the construction of your project, and we are there to protect your landscaping and your investment with year-round maintenance services. Call Chesterfield Valley Nursery or visit our Garden Center today and let us bring your landscape to life.
636-256-2600 LA@poynterlandscape.com For more than 25 years, our landscape architects and horticulture professionals have crafted innovative, timeless and functional outdoor spaces. Homeowners, architects, interior designers and pool contractors partner with us because of our time-tested experience in building beautiful, time-tested outdoor living environments.
SULLY’S LANDSCAPE LIGHTING, DESIGN & INSTALLATION
1005 Glenford Court, Kirkwood, MO 63122 314-821-8422 sullyslighting@earthlink.net www.sullyslandscapelighting.com Changing the way you see the night. Specializing in low voltage, 120 volt and LED landscape lighting. Our experience ensures a quality design, product specification and management of each project from start to finish. Holiday lighting available!
LIGHTING 13801 Marine Avenue Maryland Heights, MO 63043 (Off Hwy 141 & 70) 314-469-8900 www.schmittelsnursery.com For 25 years, Schmittel's Nursery has offered a wide selection of the highest quality trees, shrubs, annuals and perennials, in a beautiful 15 acre setting. We'll help design and install the perfect landscape solution for your location. Our customer service focus is second to none. Visit with our knowledgeable staff for a free consultation and to see our wide selection. Then relax in the serenity of our flower house with Koi pond and ever present humming birds.
1011 North Woodlawn, Kirkwood, MO 63122 314-965-3070 / Fax 314-965-2730 mailscg@aol.com www.sugarcreekgardens.com Here the discerning gardener finds exceptional plants, unmatched service, and the largest selection of perennials anywhere. At Sugar Creek Gardens, you’ll experience quality and expertise that’s as rare and unusual as some of their 2,500 + plant varieties. Discover exceptional perennials, Missouri native plants, roses, annuals, vines, ornamental grasses, vegetables, herbs, and houseplants. Landscape design, installation, and free garden consultations are also available. Online shopping for curbside pickup now available.
17377 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-537-9200 www.aminis.com Amini’s is the nation's largest retailer of indoor and outdoor home entertainment furniture and products. Best known for an amazing selection of patio and game room furniture, Amini’s also has a remarkable showroom and profound selection of decorative lighting. Our branded, Amini’s Advantage, provides every customer with a five star experience before, during, and after their buying process. Whether you shop online, or visit us in person, you’ll be impressed by our expansive product selection and unequivocal customer care.
METRO LIGHTING 314-645-5656 / Fax 314-645-8958 Brentwood Promenade, 314-963-8330 St. Louis, MO, 314-645-9100 Chesterfield, MO 636-449-1900 O’Fallon, MO, 636-379-0032 Arnold, MO, 636-464-7070 Ballwin, MO, 636-256-3600 www.metrolightingcenters.com Locally and family-owned lighting stores, serving St. Louis for over 50 years. The nationally-recognized lighting showrooms, staffed with certified lighting specialists, offer the latest in lighting technology and an unparalleled selection of lighting, lamps, furnishings, art, accessories and gifts.
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16668 Old Chesterfield Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-482-5590 accentoncabinets.com Accent on Cabinets brings over 20+ years of nationally recognized award-winning experience, refined design insights, and sharp attention to detail to every project. We work closely with clients to transform ideas into design concepts, and then lead the transformation process into reality…for both new construction and complete renovations. Please call us to arrange for a free consultation or to visit our showroom.
3801 Connecticut Street St. Louis, MO 63116 314-352-0507 www.AletoGroup.com There is a narrow space where artistry and architecture exist in harmony. This is where Aleto operates — where practicality and beauty meet, where creativity and tradition mesh, where imagination and materials combine into something greater than the sum of its parts. From a completely new home, to a reimagined room, to a single thoughtful detail, we understand that great things can happen when artistry meets architecture.
755 East Monroe Avenue St. Louis, MO 63122 314-996-KUHN (5846) www.kuhnconstruction@sbcglobal.net Fifth-generation builder and award-winning firm serving the St. Louis area specializing in high-end interiors, historic renovations and additions — all aspects of home remodeling and church work.
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314-324-1537 www.laddsuydam.com We're a small general contracting company that strives for open communication, technology-based organization and hands-on management and collaboration with professionals. We believe in working hard to marry good aesthetics with quality workmanship. We do kitchens and baths, fine carpentry and trim, exteriors, decks, porches, additions and historic remodels.
301 Sante Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63122 314-822-0839 croeser@roeserconstruction.com www.roeserconstruction.com We are an award winning design-build remodeling company. Our process engages the homeowner, our design team, our craftsmen and trade partners to create a single shared vision- one that is unique to your lifestyle and will stand the test of time. If you are ready for a new kitchen, bathroom, basement, addition, interior or exterior space, give us a call for either an in home or virtual meeting to get you started.
REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 1106 First Capitol, St. Charles, MO 63301 636-940-9417 keith@listondesignbuild.com www.listondesignbuild.com A third-generation family business, Liston Design Build makes it our mission to care for your family. With over 35 years under our belts, we provide innovative design and high-quality home remodeling services to the Greater St. Charles and St. Louis regions. Whether you want to renovate your kitchen and bath, or reimagine your entire home, you can rely on our award-winning local professionals to see your vision through to completion.
3016 South Jefferson St. Louis, MO 63118 314-772-9200 cvogt@mrdcorp.com www.mrdcorp.com Since 1999, Millennium Restoration and Development Corporation has restored dozens of neglected buildings throughout the St. Louis area. Winning numerous awards in excellence for restoration, custom home building, and remodeling, Millennium is a member of the Better Business Bureau and has been recognized for its unsurpassed commitment to quality, value, and service. Whether your desire is to live in a historically restored or custom-built Millennium home or experience Millennium quality with our remodeling services in your own home, Millennium is your answer.
Pella Windows & Doors BRAND NEW SHOWROOM: 17702 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 314-714-0100 www.pellastlouis.com Pella Corporation doesn’t just create windows and doors, we innovate with purpose, design with passion, build with integrity, and deliver with pride. From testing beyond industry requirements to continuous innovation, Pella goes beyond what meets the eye. Pella’s goal is to perfect every detail and make beautifully designed windows and doors. The company is headquartered in Pella, Iowa and employs more than 7,000 people with 15 manufacturing locations and more than 200 showrooms across the country.
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WESTCO SECURITY & TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS
215 Chesterfield Industrial Blvd Chesterfield, MO 63005-1201 636-519-0022 / Fax 636-519-0058 info@westcosecurity.com www.westcosecurity.com Burglar and fire alarm systems, integration with heating and cooling control, lighting control, whole-house audio and more. Underwriters Listed (UL) alarm monitoring. Call us for more details.
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744 Hanley Industrial Court, St. Louis, MO 63144 Windows and Doors, 314-781-5151 50 Midwest Drive, Pacific, MO 63069 All other inquires, 636-271-4002 www.kstair.com Design, engineer, manufacture and install stairs, baluster replacements, doors, windows and millwork. Central showroom location in Brentwood, 744 Hanley Industrial Court.
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636-256-2600 LA@poynterlandscape.com For more than 25 years, our landscape architects and horticulture professionals have crafted innovative, timeless and functional outdoor spaces. Homeowners, architects, interior designers and pool contractors partner with us because of our time-tested experience in building beautiful, time-tested outdoor living environments.
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A WINNING COMBINATION Wet rooms allow homeowners to combine their walk-in shower and bathtub into a smaller space. But do the pros outweigh the cons? Local design professionals give their opinions on whether the wet room is here to stay or if its popularity will dry up. Edited by Moe Godat
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The wet bath is an important design development, and I think it will become a classic. This approach is a great solution for clients with physical limitations and smaller spaces that can benefit from continuous flooring material, helping enlarge the feel of the space. The Japanese have embraced this concept for years. As the American population ages, this is a great solution to eliminate trip hazards and open bathing spaces for when assistance is necessary. For the design savvy, the wet bath allows a blending between bathing and showering spaces and sleek materials, and often the elimination of glass panels, reducing daily maintenance. Robert Idol, Idol Design. Wet rooms are appealing because you can include both a walk-in shower and a freestanding tub in a much smaller space by enclosing them together behind glass. No longer do you have to decide between a tub/shower combo or a shower alone. It adds flexibility, luxury and style. It’s a design feature that can easily land anywhere on the spectrum between traditional and contemporary, and I think it will quickly become a new classic. Allison Dozier, Allison Dozier Interiors. Wet rooms are by far getting more popular in the United States! In 2012, they became all the rage in Europe, making a single-use space to include a shower, toilet and sink. Thus, there was no need for a shower door, so they could spray it all clean at one time. In the United States, our wet rooms are a little more about fashion than function, so the cabinetry will not typically not be included in this room. Ours have a bathtub, shower and sometimes toilet included in the “wet room.” Homeowners seem to love them! We are currently designing our fourth one this year. This is something more and more homeowners will be trying to achieve if the space allows. Anne Marie Boedges, Anne Marie Design Studio. I think that wet rooms are here to stay! Ultimately, they provide a better use of space and create a feeling of openness, which is especially important when space is limited. The convenience of cleaning a wet room is also a big bonus since it’s one large space that surfaces can be openly sprayed and wiped down. Another great factor is that they are a more sophisticated way to provide barrier-free accessibility as people are wanting to stay in their current homes as they age. They can be more expensive than a traditional bathroom, but ultimately, they add value to your home. When done correctly, wet rooms can be a spa-worthy, functional upgrade to any home! Leah Jarrell, LJ Interior Designs.
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Installing a wet room is not for the faint of heart! The concept sounds wonderful, a space without clutter or mess, easy accessibility and practical for all. However, it doesn't offer the same creative freedom a bathroom offers. Not to mention that water covering parts of the wet room is inevitable. They can also be expensive because everything needs to be tiled and waterproofed. I see the wet room becoming a classic for hotels, but I think most homeowners aren't ready to jump on this concept without being able to have the best of both worlds! Gigi Lombrano, Gigi Lombrano Interiors.
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Although I admire the space saving advantages of a wet room design, I personally feel it is a craze, only because all I can think of is the long-term clean-ability. I already loathe cleaning a standard bathroom, especially the wetness and humidity left over from a hot shower. The overall feeling, while beautiful to look at, gives me the same feeling as an indoor pool or locker room would: wet and grimy! I would only specify this design for a hotel room or lightly used space with excellent ventilation capabilities. I could not imagine dealing with this for everyday showering and use. Chelsea Smith, Chelsea Design Company. Bathrooms tend to get bigger and better every year: more high-tech, more luxurious and upgraded fixtures and features. The wet room trend is no exception. Wet rooms tend to be very costly due to the amount of tile and water proofing materials that are needed to construct the space. Wet rooms require a sloping floor with the proper drainage and the professional expertise needed to construct the wet room. I must also mention the safety factor of being in an enclosed tiled area where soaps and suds could make for a slippery floor especially when a tub and shower are in the same enclosed area. Wet rooms are open bathroom spaces where privacy is minimal. I feel like wet rooms are a trend that will not gain momentum due to the added expense of the construction of a wet room, the safety factor of potentially being slippery and unsafe and minimal bathroom privacy. Barbara Collins, Barbara Collins Interior Design.
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