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    Michelle Jessup has more than 30 years experience in floral design, thanks to a creative grandmother who encouraged her eye for color and shape. 

     

    SLHL: Where did you get your start in floral designs?

    Michelle: My grandmother actually got me into it. I told her I wanted to be an interior designer and she said, “Oh, it’s too hard to get a job in interior design. You should do florals like me.” I started going to work with her when I was just a little girl and I’ve been doing it ever since. 

     

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    Maggie Stieven Jewell has grown up with the interior design gene. She has followed in her mom Mary Stieven's, footsteps by transforming homes all across the St. Louis area with her designer touch. Jewell worked alongside her mother at MKS Designs for nine years, solely running the business the last four years. In 2014, she started her own design business to allow her the flexibility to be both a mom and a designer. 

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    Ross Anzalone has been in the interior design industry for more than 40 years. He has a bachelor's degree in interior and commerical design from the School of Associated Arts in Minnesota. He began his career in Chicago in the design gallery of Marshall Fields and Co. He then became a buyer for three furniture departments. 

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    Bob Burmeister, co-owner/principal designer at Marc Christian Fine Cabinetry, is a cabinetry connoisseur. He shares tips for making your bathroom into a luxurious sanctuary. 

    SLHL: What are some creative ways homeowners can make their bathroom unique?
    Bob: New styles are calling for cleaner looks with freestanding pedestal tubs, oversized showers with multiple showerheads, body sprays and rain showers.

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    She is all about making furniture glamorized.

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    Since establishing Robert Idol Design in the 1980s, Robert Idol’s work has taken him across the globe for projects ranging from commercial showrooms and retail stores to beautiful residential spaces. This past April he launched a cocktail table he designed at High Point Market.

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