This warm metal tone is popping up in all aspects of interior design.

one:  Gold asterisk sculpture, available at Wilson Lighting.

two: Cielo 3-light chandelier, available at Holt Lighting Depot.

three: Gold ripple frame, available at Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams.

four: Kissane drinks table, available at Thomasville.

White does not have to be dull or stale. This simple color is timeless and clean. In a room abounding with color, a white furnishing, white accessories or light fixture will stand out, making it anything but boring. 

one. Boho chic bed, available at Amini's.

two. Custom arm chair, available at Thomasville.

three. Tarsus lantern, by Currey & Company, available at Metro Lighting.

Leathers Interiors is St. Louis’ original leather specialty store. The store carries high-quality, name brand and custom pieces that complement all design styles. Leather is a classic, and Leathers Interiors will help you find the piece that fits your home.

The Sheet Metal Valley feels especially desolate on a snowy Saturday morning in January. Nestled between Macklind and Manchester roads, this industrial-grade strip of St. Louis is one of only a handful of sites that remind passersby of our city’s manufacturing roots. It’s cold.  It’s gray; it’s thriving. Much like the artist who calls it home.

Beth Williams’  Wildwood mainstay, Table Three, draws a menagerie of people from all walks to its cozy dining room. It’s a social melting pot that’s mirrored in the literal melting pot of Chef Andrew Simon’s kitchen.

“We’re very vested in the flavor profile—sweet, salty, fresh herbs, seasonal ingredients,” Williams says. “Table Three is an eclectic mix of contemporary American but with an emphasis on Asian, French, Southern and Italian cuisines.”

When the Missouri River is just a stone’s throw out your back windows, you make sure every room in the house takes advantage of the picturesque view. That is exactly what Washington natives Rich and Donna Speckhals did when designing their new home in downtown Washington.