Homeowners Casey Davison and Chris Jennewein wanted to use more of the space in their 1920s downtown Kirkwood home, while retaining the house’s historic charm. “In the old configuration we'd spend almost all our time in the family room/kitchen side of the house,” Chris explains. “By designating each half of the first floor to a single purpose, we felt we could make the home feel larger, and more comfortably host friends and family.”

   Locales like California and Florida harbor tropical climes nearly all year-round. But the Midwest of course has no such luck. Principal designer and creative director Marcia Moore of Marcia Moore Design was hired to transform a new St Louis build into a tropical paradise that reflects the vibes and feel of an island resort. 

1. By IRG and designer Sarah Hoover. Every couple’s dream comes true in this primary bathroom designed by Sarah Hoover using IRG’s spectacular Azul Macauba Quartzite. This project is a perfect example of how using a slab of natural stone as an accent wall can be a wonderful complement to tile in a bathroom setting. Photography by Jean Bai Photography.

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1. By Interior Archaeology. Located in the interior courtyard, this step down dining area functions as an inviting extension of the home. A generous cast concrete countertop bridges the outdoor sink to the grill with the fireplace as the centerpiece at eye level. Hand-painted tiles by Tabarka Studio surround the fireplace as well as the floor, the dining table and lighting fixture are both custom. Photography by Tessa Neustadt.

Join us for our first ever 'Hop into Spring' tour! 

Saturday, March 25th, 2023 | 10am - 3pm

Attendance is free!

Shop casually all day and learn how to spruce up your everyday spring decor at assigned shop demonstrations!