• Easter: Something Old, Something New

    Easter: Something Old, Something New

    St. Louis Homes & Lifestyles welcomes guest blogger Jean Carnahan. Known well around our great city, Jean was the first woman to represent Missouri in the Senate after...

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    1 Antler napkin ring, available at Pottery Barn.

    2 Prancer napkin ring, by MacKenzie-Childs, available at Three French Hens and B. Davis.

    3 Feather napkin ring, available at House in Style.

    4 Snowy pine cone napkin ring, available at The Jeweled Cottage.

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    Peggy Deguire and Richard Supanich took the leap from single-family-home ownership to condo living and haven’t looked back since. They purchased their St. Louis Hills home right out of college and thought they’d spend the rest of their lives there; but as time went on their plans began to change. “As we’ve gotten older, we want to travel more,” says Peggy. With 2,500 square feet to upkeep as well as a yard, the thought of condo living was very appealing to the couple.

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    “I decorate our home for every major holiday,” says homeowner Renee Stout. Christmas, though, is special — and you’ll know it the moment you pass the rustic, restored working sleigh in Stout’s front yard. This particular piece resided in the Crestwood Commons Schnucks lobby for years, until Stout convinced the owner to sell it! Now, it’s the first indication that, for the Stouts, Christmas is more than a mere day. “It’s a feeling,” Stout says. “A scurry extending from Thanksgiving weekend into the New Year.”  

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    Turn your fireplace into an eye-catching focal point in the room with seasonal flourishes. SLHL asked three local design shops to put their spin on mantel décor in a beautiful custom-designed home in Creve Couer by SR Homes. With only 30 minutes to dress up the space, the results are astounding. Ribbons, bows, garland and ornaments transform the mantel from everyday to Santa’s workshop.

  • Friday Favorites: Wreaths

    Friday Favorites: Wreaths

    Welcome guests with a festive holiday wreath. Make your own, or pick up something sparkly from a local design shop. Ribbons, bows, glitter... it's all fair...

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