Sprinkle some sparkle and shine throughout your home with touches of glam and glitz. Furnishings and accessories that evoke the Old Hollywood style will amp up the richness in any space.

one: Ginger mirror, available at Kenn Gray Home.

two: Pendant chandelier, Light spheres collection, by Elk Lighting, available at Holt Lighting Depot.

three: Light-green onyx bookends, available at Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.

For contemporary painter Amy Sheppard Morose, an artwork’s significance reaches beyond the image, inspired by the collaboration of stories each one encompasses.

Dinnerware and glassware doesn't have to be displayed in a traditional china hutch. MOdern styles make showing off your prized collection fresh and stylish.

one: Liquor cabinet, available at Kenn Gray Home.

two: Bunching china, by Hickory White, available at KDR Designer Showrooms.

three: Bossa nova display cabinety, available at Three French Hens.

Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams introduce themselves and their new Frontenac store to St. Louis.

SLHL: Why did you choose St. Louis as your newest location?

Mitchell and Bob: Why not St. Louis? We want to be in all the fabulous cities in America. This is a really gorgeous city with beautiful homes and obviously has customers that would appreciate our style sense. Plus, we loved the location in Frontenac. It’s very intimate.

As a professional musician, Don Bailey has played music in 18 countries across the world. As a chef, he found inspiration just down the Mississippi River in New Orleans. “You have gumbo for the first time, you have andouille sausage, it’s a whole other world,” says Bailey, owner of Evangeline’s Bistro & Music House and guitarist for The Bob Band.

Loft living offers urban dwellers high ceilings, wide-open spaces and industrial charm with the amenities of the city at their doorstep, so it is no wonder that a St. Louis family of four was fond of the loft life. What they weren’t so fond of…having their home spread out over three separate levels. When an opportunity came available to purchase four adjacent apartment units on one level as well as the rooftop, the homeowners jumped at the chance to shrink their main-floor living space from three levels to one.