Working within your comfort level, color can brighten and enhance the flavor of your home. A pop of red here, a sprinkle of blue there… color is no longer something to fear. St. Louis Homes & Lifestyles wants to encourage you to taste the rainbow with home accessories, furnishings and products in a variety of colors.

one: Marigold painting, available at Brody's Lamp and Shade.

two: Urchin pendant, by Varaluz, available at Holt Lighting Depot.

Working within your comfort level, color can brighten and enhance the flavor of your home. A pop of red here, a sprinkle of blue there… color is no longer something to fear. St. Louis Homes & Lifestyles wants to encourage you to taste the rainbow with home accessories, furnishings and products in a variety of colors.

one: Rooke pendant, by Currey & Company, available at KDR Designer Showrooms.

Working within your comfort level, color can brighten and enhance the flavor of your home. A pop of red here, a sprinkle of blue there… color is no longer something to fear. St. Louis Homes & Lifestyles wants to encourage you to taste the rainbow with home accessories, furnishings and products in a variety of colors.

one: La Mer chandelier, by Currey & Company, available at KDR Designer Showrooms.

two: Baroque candlestick, available at Imogene's.

Working within your comfort level, color can brighten and enhance the flavor of your home. A pop of red here, a sprinkle of blue there… color is no longer something to fear. St. Louis Homes & Lifestyles wants to encourage you to taste the rainbow with home accessories, furnishings and products in a variety of colors.

one: Orillia 10-light chandelier, by Eurofase, available at Holt Lighting Depot.

two: Pink chevron frame, available at The Rusted Chandelier.

Tamsin has a B.S. in Interior Design and nearly 20 years of design expertise and knowledge. Her firm specializes in residential and commercial interior design. Tamsin is an award-winning designer in Chicago and the St. Louis area and has had several projects published.

New homeowner Jeff Hughes had followed a job opportunity from New Jersey to St. Louis. He wanted to relocate to a diverse and growing neighborhood with the “old, yet modern feel” he had grown to love in New Jersey. He knew right away that the house on Pestalozzi was the one. It was located in the heart of the city in an area currently undergoing a significant amount of renovation and was close to a beautiful park and a local bus route.