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I have it bad, do you? Enough with the snow, bring on the sun! As much as I have enjoyed themagic that is winter in St. Louissoftly falling snowflakes, crackling fires and board games by the fireit s time

to move on. Im anxious to get outside, see if my thumb is any greener than it was last year (probably not) and

bask in the enveloping warmth of springtime.

I am also looking forward to my familys annual trek to Florida to visit grandparents, play on the beach, ride

bikes and read as many books as is humanly possible in the span of one week, which is for me, a writer, usually

only one because I savor each and every word.

And thats what I hope you do with the March issue of SLHL, savor each and every word, whether youre

sitting under an umbrella on the beach or wrapped in a light blanket on your patio.

Our suburban feature (page 44) is sure to inspire you to get outdoors and enjoy the beauty that surrounds

you. With nature as their guide, the homeowners have created a serene and eclectic environment in their

magnificent mid-century residence.

Quintessential city living is what youll find on page 38. Creative and modern, this remarkable downtown loft

celebrates a love for life with its sleek furnishings, artistic and unexpected touches and inviting ambience.

Heading back west, youll find Charlie Gitto, Jr. serving up an Italian feast at a gorgeous Town and Country

home (page 28) and get tips on throwing your own Italian soiree.

Springtime is upon us, no doubt. In fact, I was excited to see that first purple crocus poking its pretty head up

in my yard. We hope this issue of SLHLwill get you excited about the season to come and give you lots of great

ideas to make your environment, inside and out, the best it can be.Heres to spring!

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St. Louis Homes and Lifestylesis celebrating its 15th anniversary this year! I cantbelieve it. Time really does fly. And what a wonderful 15 years it has been. We have been so

privileged to bring you some of St. Louis most beautiful homes and gardens, introduce you to

amazing local artists and designers and give you hundreds of ideas to make your home the home

of your dreams.

To commemorate what the staff of SLHL has deemed the Year of Celebration, we will be

offering you, our readers, a chance to win a special gift each issue. The very last page, titled

Just for You, will feature several fantastic items from local interior dcor shops around town. Just

log on to our website for your chance to take home of these incredible prizes!We will also be traveling down memory lane a bit as we share with you some of the outstanding

designs we have showcased in years past. Look for these impressive projects and great products

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Is your business celebrating a special milestone, birthday or anniversary this year, too? Please let

us know. We would love to share your good news with our readers!

And so, with a festive spirit and a hope for all things good in 2011, I wish you a most happy and

beautiful spring.

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Call of the WildEDITED BYJUDY UELK PHOTOGRAPHY BYCOLIN MILLER/STRAUSS PEYTON

JUDY KREWET, INTERIOR DESIGNER WITH HOLLY BLUMEYERINTERIOR DESIGN GROUP, CREATES A FAMILYFRIENDLY SPACE

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SLHL: The sectional sofa is wonderful!Just the right touch for a room thats allabout family and taking it easy. Tell meabout some of the other pieces you chose.

JK:The sofa is great. Its upholstery is a combi-

nation of chenille and a woven windowpanefabric. It hides everything! The ostrich pillows

(yes, ostrich) were such a fun find. My clients

love them, and they really add personality.

Choosing a coffee table to fit into this space

was quite a challenge, however. We didnt

want the hard edges of a rectangle, and a

circular style didnt work, either. When we

happened upon this dark brown leather

ellipse, we were over the moon. It was the

perfect shape, was easy to clean and had a

storage shelf beneath to boot!

SLHL: Animal prints reign supreme

here. How did you incorporate this motifwithout making the space seem trendy?

JK: Animal prints and textures are actuallyvery classic. They add a certain verve to a

room and give it a rustic refinement. The

key to using them is to edit and let them

shine against other pieces. I think thats what

we accomplished here. Besides the ostrich

pillows, we found a very cute ottoman

upholstered in cowhide, a side table in the

shape of a Z that has a crocodile finish, a large,

somewhat abstract painting of a zebra and a

SLHL: It looks like youtook a walk on the wild

side when you designedthis space. What was yourinspiration?

JK: My clients, Colleenand Pat Kelley, wanted a

family space that was kid-

friendly but not childlike.

Having fun with animal prints, cozy textures,

artwork and tumble-ready furniture infused

with exotic flair gave me the tools I needed to

create just such a space for them.

SLHL: How would you describethis design style?

JK:It definitely has a British Colonial influence.Lighter khaki walls make the dark wood tones

pop. A neutral grasscloth wallcovering fills

niches above floating black cabinets (perfect

for storing games), bringing a sophisticated,

somewhat contemporary edge to the room

and serving as an ideal canvas for the global

accents and cultural artifacts.

SLHL: What was the first itemyou chose for this space?

JK: The large Soumak rug by the sofa. It hadso many colors: pumpkin, taupe, black, sage

green and teal. It was truly the jumping-

off point for all of our design decisions and

helped to dictate the way we were going to

go with accent colors. A neat thing about

this rug, too, is that its reversible another

wonderful solution for an active family.

soft and cuddly sheepskin rug from Ireland.

Oh, and the leopard throw on the sofa is so soft

and warm and really adds a fun touch.

SLHL: In the dining area, you bring a

decidedly Colonial table and chairs intothe global mix, and it works beautifully.What was behind this design decision?

JK:I was designing for a family that was reallygoing to use this space, not just walk through

it. Keeping that in mind was at the base of all

of my decisions. The substantial dining table,

with its honey oak finish, is more American

Colonial, but its classic detailing blends easily

with the multicultural look we were going

with here. The black Windsor spindle chairs

will also stand the test of time.

SLHL: What advice can you give to a family

that wants to embrace a global design style?

JK:Have fun searching for just the right uniquepieces that will blend into and complement

your familys lifestyle. In other words, enjoy

the hunt! You dont need to travel the world

to acquire global treasures. Wherever you find

them, these wonderful accessories are the

icing on the cake, adding color and textural

interest to your space. They can also be great

conversation starters! Colleen and Pat agree.

We love our lower level. Its comfortable, fun

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chairs we linger in with another glass of wine. These are the pieces that we

choose to be the centerpieces of our family traditions and pass on to our

children. Stickley Furniture is the maker of many such heirlooms.

Gaining international prominence in the early 20th century with its

Mission Oak designs, Stickley was well-known for its solid construction,

using only the highest quality woods, and for its beautiful forms.With a genius for design, brothers Gustav and Leopold Stickley

were producing exceedingly strong and long-lasting furniture, perfect

for the new way Americans wanted to live. According to Gustav, In

50 or 100 years, good oak furniture will be worth many times its first

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permanent worth and its scarcity.

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hardwood is selected and delivered to Stickleys New York factory. It is

sent to the Rough Mill where skilled craftsmen carefully sort through

the wood, selecting only the finest pieces to be made into furniture. The

excess wood is used to heat the Stickley factory in the winter.

The wood is then sent to the Fine Mil l where it is shaped into one

of the exquisite forms for which Stickley is famous, and then on to the

Cabinet Shop where master craftsmen, not machines, expertly fit the

pieces of wood together to create the final product. In these craftsmens

skillful hands, each furniture piece is meticulously sanded and hand-

rubbed to a glorious, translucent finish. Great emphasis is placed onallowing the natural grain of the gorgeous woods to sparkle.

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Above:Carm (standing)pours wine for her husband, Jim, and their guests,while Charlie Gitto, Jr. offers his delicious roasted chicken. The elegantdining room, its walls covered in an exquisite wallpaper mural of ancientRome, is the perfect setting for this Italian feast. Black damask upholsteredchairs perch on a beautiful needlepoint rug dressed in the colors of

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A Town and Country couple gather familyand friends for a rustic Italian feast

BY JUDY UELK PHOTOGRAPHY BY ASHLEY GEISEKING

BuonAppetito!

F or Carm and Jim Newell, the evening was

perfect. With a slight chill still embracing early spring,cherished family and dear friends clustered together in

the warmth of the Newells kitchen, eagerly anticipating

the special party their gracious hosts had planned. They

knew it would be special because it always was. You see,

for Carm and Jim nothing pleased them more than

evenings such as this their home filled with loved

ones enjoying a delicious meal, reveling in each others

company and lingering over a final glass of wine. But

this night was to be a bit different. This night was to be

a special celebration a celebration of their familys

Italian heritage. A celebration of love for family, friends

and, yes, for food.

The ultimate host and hostess had invited Charlie

Gitto, Jr. to prepare a rustic Italian feast for their guests right before their very eyes. We wanted this to be an

interactive party, says Carm. Although its wonderful to

sit at a beautiful table and be served a delicious meal, its

also a lot of fun to be a part of the preparations.

As Charlie and his assistant, Ryan, chopped and tossed,

mixed and marinated, the lucky onlookers were able to

get a sense of what really goes into creating the delectable

dishes available at the famed Italian restaurant. Charlie

made everyone feel so comfortable, says Carm. People

were asking questions and really learning, adds Jim. It

was a huge success.

Charlie thought so, too. I love to do parties, he says.


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especially smaller, intimate ones in someones home. You really get to

know the hosts and the guests. Its not work anymore; its just having

a party together.

The menu Charlie chose for this Italian feast was spectacular,

yet simple. To begin, a glorious platter of antipasto overflowing

on a bed of large Romaine lettuce leaves included an appetizing

array of cold meats, eggplant caponata (a Sicilian tapenade)

served with grilled Italian toast, marinated olives and assortedcheeses, including burrata (a fresh mozzarella stuffed with fresh

mozzarella curd and cream) imported directly from Italy. Antipasto

can be made with whatever you want, says Charlie, plus, its user-

friendly. You can see everything thats on the plate.

Next, a classic Italian salad of mixed greens, sliced red onion,

tomatoes, and Parmesan cheese is lightly dressed in oil and vinegar.

I like salad to be fluffed with freshness, not flat, explains Charlie. I want

it to be alive, so I fluff a salad as high as I can.

For the main course, Charlies bone-in roasted breast of chicken and

risotto Milanese were huge hits. The aromas emanating from the oven

were mouthwatering to say the least. I like to toss my chicken like I

would do a salad, explains Charlie, to make sure all of the seasonings

are evenly distributed. For this dish, Charlie tosses the chicken with oliveoil, onion, fresh garlic, basil, parsley, oregano, peas and tomatoes he

crushed by hand. I dont sprinkle seasonings, the chef emphasizes. On

top of it all go several generous pats of butter and a drizzle of olive oil.

This was my grandmothers recipe, reminisces Charlie. When I was

little, my grandmother shared a big home with us on The Hill. I think all

my grandmother did was cook, chuckles Charlie. I was the taster.

For dessert, Charlie pulled out all the stops. Wait til you see this,

he exclaims. I start with our homemade vanilla bean gelato, add

a shot of steaming hot espresso, a dollop of fresh whipped cream,

a chocolate cookie and a sprig of mint for garnish. You talk about a

tasty dessert; this is something simple, but great. It was the perfect

finale to the perfect Italian meal. Of course, no Italian dinner is truly

Above, left:A classic Italian salad looks inviting in Carms crystal bowl.Above, top center:A glorious platter of anitpasto is the ideal appetizer. Itsfun food, says Charlie. Above, top right:Host and hostess Jim and CarmNewell toast the evening with Charlie Gitto, Jr. Above, bottom center:

The main course features bone-in roasted breast of chicken, San Marzanotomatoes, peas, onions and Italian seasoning. Creamy risotto Milanese is adelicious side.

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Assortedcheesesandcoldmeats,eggplantcaponataservedwithgrilledItaliantoastandmarinatedolivesInsalataMista

Mixedgreenswithtomatoes,onions,andoilandvinegardressing

RisottoMilaneseRisottomadewithfreshchickenbroth,Arboriorice,saffron,porcinimushroomsandParmigiano-Reggiano

RusticChickenBone-inbreastofchickenwithItalianseasoning,roa

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complete without a fair share of cannoli and Italian cookies, as well.

People often ask me what my secret is, says Charlie. I tell them that

the key to making great food is understanding how flavors blend and

react to one another. Delicious food is a perfect marriage of tastes and

using the freshest ingredients.

To complement this fantastic fare, Carm created an elegant, yetwarm and welcoming, tablescape that wowed her guests and let

them know just how special they were. Gold-rimmed, floral dinner

plates floating on ruby red chargers are paired with sparkling

clear and red crystal stemware. Stunning silver candelabras cast a

gentle glow, making the entire table glitter in the soft candlelight.

For a centerpiece, Carm asked Frankie Peltiere, AFID, CFD, of Festive

Atmospheres to design a floral fantasy. I dont always use flowers as

my centerpiece, says Carm. Often, I find things around my home that

will work well with a certain theme. But this time, I knew I wanted

something colorful and spring-like, so I called on Frankie to do his

magic. Weve used Frankie so many times, and he never lets us down.

His work is phenomenal.

Mrs. Newell has been a client for many years, says Frankie. Her

love of beautiful flowers and elegant entertaining make her a favoritecustomer. To complement the handpainted floral china pattern, I

chose peach roses and pink peonies. Red tulips accent the heirloom

red crystal stemware, while fresh pears, grapes and genestra blooms

add texture and movement to the spring arrangement.

Needless to say, Carm and Jim love to entertain. They wanted a big

house so they would always have room to have everyone over. Its

such a treat coming to their home, says Carms brother, Tino.

And thats what makes Carm and Jim the happiesthaving people

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your own luscious cuisine

Always have your ingredientsready to go before you startpreparing a dish. Youll saveyourself a lot of time and energy.

Antipasto is fun food! Its theideal appetizer to showcase yourculinary creativity.

When you remove a dish fromthe oven, let it rest for a minuteor two before serving. This willhelp redistribute the juices forthe most succulent flavor.

Delicious food is all aboutlayering flavors and discoveringwhat goes together.

Candles, candles, candles!

Eating together as a family is soimportant. No matter what youserve, it will always taste betterwith your loved ones gatheredaround you.

Above, left:An arrangement of roses, peoniesand tulips with fresh pears, grapes and genestrais a stunning centerpiece. Above, right:Charliepours a tasty Pinot Grigio to complement hismeal. Below, left:Homemade gelato with a shotof espresso is the perfect finale.

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Eye-catching creativity punches up the volume

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BY KATIE UNDERHILL PHOTOGRAPHY BY ASHLEY GIESEKING


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W arm, welcoming and alive with imaginativedesign, the dynamic downtown loft that Mike Finan and Dr. Eric Nolancall home abounds with artistic twists and unexpected turns. Locatedin the historic Louderman Building, this incredible high-rise residence ismore than just a place to call home; its a sincere reflection of the ownerspersonalities and joie de vivre.As owner of the downtown store UMA, an acronym for urban

materials and accessories and the accompanying online store iloveuma

.com, Mikes design style is what he calls soft, clean contemporary. So

whether hes looking for unique items by favorite designers to fill his loft

or stock his store, Mikes philosophy is the same. I look for things withgood design but that dont take themselves too seriously, he says.

This artful and, at times, quirky style is a perfect match for Mike and

Erics luxurious loft and its confirmed by the family and friends who

cant seem to stay away. With a love for entertaining, the homeowners

enjoy hosting get-togethers, whether for annual holidays, such as

Thanksgiving and Christmas, their nieces and nephews birthday and

graduation parties, or the occasional dinner party every few weeks.

The lofts spacious, open floor plan creates a natural flow that makes

it easy to host parties of all sizes. When we have parties, all of the spaces

turn into one big room, says Mike. But for daily living, Mike and Eric have

thoughtfully defined distinct spaces within their home, creating separate

rooms that are cozy and warm.

As in many homes, Mike and Erics kitchen is a favorite gathering spot

for their guests. One of the kitchens most impressive features is the long

island that doubles as a serving buffet. Recessed lights above the island

illuminate the kitchen and eliminate the need for hanging pendants,

keeping the space open and more conducive to casual conversation.

In keeping with the simple and clean aesthetic, light wood cabinetry

and stainless steel appliances give the kitchen a modern edge while

providing sleek contrast against black Fireslate countertops and a shiny

backsplash created with 4-by-4-inch squares of handcut black granite.

For an unexpected and artistic touch, colorful glass tiles arranged in a

lively free-form pattern are intermixed with the granite to add strikingvisual interest.

Adjacent to the kitchen, a playful mixture of caf and side chairs

by Context Furniture perfectly complements the dining rooms large

Corbusier LC6 glass table. The Tech Lighting Symphony chandelier,

made with bendable rods that can be shaped and reshaped on a whim,

allows for easy updates when the impulse arises.

Flowing effortlessly from the dining room, the well-appointed living

room is a chic yet cozy compilation of artistic furnishings and accessories.

Classic Mid-Century-style chairs, an Eileen Gray side table and a George

Nelson bubble lamp create a stylish seating area thats full of surprising

design details, including a hand-layered, woven glass bowl from Just

Imagine Glass Studio in Seattle. Overhead, a handcrafted mobile from

Oppositepage, top:Defined by colorful accents and unique pieces, such asa lime green chair made entirely of seatbelts and a vibrant orange noodlebowl, the lofts family room is modern yet comfortable. Oppositepage,bottom left:Large windows in the living room look out onto the hustle andbustle of downtown St. Louis.Oppositepage, bottom right:The clean linesof the Mid-Century modern interpretation console and walnut Buttercup

Chair by Blu Dot provides contrast against a striking painting by AnthonyZ., entit led The Divorce/The Dance.Below:Colorful glass tiles stand outagainst shiny black granite in the kitchens imaginative backsplash. Right:

The dining rooms blue and green striped area rug is made with FLOR carpettiles that can be arranged in an endless number of sizes and patterns.


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Above, left:The lofts reading room,which is appointed with streamlineddcor and contemporary lodgeaccents, features a decorative deerwall graphic and a chrome antlercandlestick. Above, right:An insectshadowbox from Pheromone Studioin Salem, Oregon, creatively displaysdamselflies in Mike and Erics guestbathroom. Right:With its clean linesand warm color scheme, the mastersuite is an inviting and cozy escape.

The rich walnut headboard andbedframe complement the light woodfloors and a deep chocolate-coloredaccent wall. Bev Hisey, who custom-created the hand-felted and die cutpillows, as well as the rooms area rug,is based in Toronto and is a favoritedesigner of the homeowners.


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Hsu Studios in West Virginia spins and swirls, while a crystal feather

objet dart balances delicately on the Noguchi coffee table. An expansive

wall of windows looks south onto the cityscape and floods the space

with natural light.

Rich black walls envelop the reading room in sophisticated glamour.

I always wanted to try black walls, and this is an easy space to do it in

because there are so many windows, Mike says. True Black by Benjamin

Moore gives the walls saturated color and allows the neutral furnishings

to pop. Mike used an almost transparent 3Form paper wall to divide the

reading and family rooms without creating a barrier between the two. I

dont like walls or separation, says Mike. His ingenious solution splits the

spaces in an airy, organic way.

With its bright red accent wall and bold, dramatic pieces, such as a

chair made entirely of lime green seatbelts, the family rooms style is

emphatic and energetic. Embellished with colorful silk Armani Home

throw pillows that the homeowners found in SoHo on a memorable

trip to New York City, a neutral-colored sofa from Room & Board is a

particularly favorite piece that ties the room together. It can be really

hard to find something with clean lines thats also comfortable, Mike

says. We use it every day.

A vibrant painting, entitled The Divorce/The Dance, by Anthony

Z. is a true focal point in the family room, exploding on the far wall in

a symphony of vivid colors and arresting design. Custom-created to

complement this glorious work of art, the Quiet Oboe, an eye-catching,

hand-wrapped fiber sculpture by Santa Monica artist Myra Burg, is one

of the homeowners favorite pieces.

Also gracing the lofts walls are Mikes own photographs. Artistically

arranged in the guest bath and mounted on repurposed DKNY display

boards, an inventive collection of Mikes photography depicting Midtown

St. Louis gives the rooms graphite gray walls and ceiling an interesting

and unexpected central focus.

A modern design aesthetic artfully blended with warm, inviting style

is what makes Mike and Erics downtown loft so ideal. And with its hip,

urban vibe, breathtaking city views and close proximity to some of St.

Louis premier dining spots and attractions, these homeowners cant

imagine living anywhere else.

Living downtown is the ideal social situation, say Mike and Eric. Most

of our friends are within walking distance, and all of our favorite bars and

restaurants, such as Mosaic and Bridge, are, too.

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Suburban

Defined by its serene surroundings, this magnificent mid-century home

combines eclectic design with a decidedly modern tree house feel

Oppositepage: Whether enjoying a meal on the main terrace, gathering around the firepit on a chilly evening, or reading a bookin the backyard hammock, the owners of this stunning suburban home are frequently immersed in nature. And with five outdoor living

spaces, they can appreciate their wooded surroundings in blissful tranquility. Above:An inviting outdoor seating and dining area,located directly off the homes great room and kitchen, offers picturesque glimpses of the lovely tree-lined landscape.

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LAnd so goes the philosophy of two suburban homeowners,profoundly inspired by nature and what it offers to those who arepatient enough to listen to its genius. With a deep appreciation

for the 2-acre woods that envelop their home, the owners have

transformed their interior living spaces into cozy, eclectic works of

art that complement lush exterior vistas in every way imaginable.

And, even amid intriguing design and an abundance of fabulous

furnishings, the homes most notable feature is undoubtedly what

awaits outdoors. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows gaze out onto a

woodland landscape, creating a seamless transition between indoors

and out.

The windows make such a difference in the view, says the

homeowner. They make nature accessible.

Thoughtful design has also made it accessible, with a nod to

nature in nearly every room. Hardwood floors and an earthy color

palette of neutrals lend an organic quality to the eclectic dcor.

ook deep into nature, and then you willunderstand everything better.Albert Einstein, 1879-1955


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Original to the home, rustic stone covers a stairway wall that spans two

stories, the great room fireplace, and part of the homes exterior, which

helps maintain its character and mid-century aesthetic.

This house has been through an evolution, say the homeowners,whose vision has resurrected an incredible house, once hidden by

dated design. We were looking for a home that we could put our

stamp on something that we could really make our own.

Enlisting the help of an architect for structural issues only after theyd

formulated their own plans, the ambitious homeowners redesigned the

entire house by themselves, reconfiguring rooms to achieve the open

floor plan and natural flow they imagined. By combining two smaller

bedrooms, they were able to make room for a spacious master suite.

Before we renovated, the house was full of little rooms it felt so

small. When we took the walls down, it really opened up, explains the

homeowner. We redesigned the home so that we would be able to

use every space.

With form and function in perfect balance, every room is now usable

and gorgeously appointed. Describing their style as a little bit of old and

a little bit of new with elements of modern and contemporary mixed in,

the homeowners have fashioned a beautiful blend. The casual, eclecticdesign is a reflection of our personalities, note the homeowners.

Rather than purchasing matching sets, they enjoy mixing pieces to give

their spaces more texture and life. Above all, however, the homeowners

Oppositepage:Colorful fabrics and accessories, such as those that gracethe casually elegant dining room, pop against the homes neutral walls.Above, right:The focal fireplace wall in the great room called for a slightlydeeper shade to set off the floor mirrors and stone wall, says interiordesigner Barb Slavkin. Thoughtful pieces, such as the tall mirrors flankingthe fireplace that were built by the homeowner, help the room achieve itscomfortable, eclectic aesthetic.


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admit, We want our guests to feel comfortable and relaxed in our home.

To enhance this sense of coziness, Barb Slavkin of Barbara Slavkin

Interiors, LLC, suggested a serene color palette that would easily marry

the unique, oversized furnishings and brightly colored accent pieces.

Were a little color shy, says the homeowner, but Barb helped us

overcome our fear.

According to Barb, A simple color and accessory consultation was all

that was necessary to turn this already beautiful home into something

extraordinary. Subtle changes in paint helped to distinguish and

complement each area.

Every bit as cozy and comfortable as the homes interior spaces, five

outdoor living oases grace the homes large yard.

Our outdoor spots are great for entertaining guests or simply

relaxing, says the homeowner. Whether its dining alfresco or engaging

in quiet conversation in one of the intimate seating areas, the colorfully

decorated terrace directly off the kitchen offers a botanic paradise. In

the springtime, coleus, palms, geraniums, Mexican heather and assorted

tropicals add a resort-like ambience to the setting.

And when temperatures dip, guests can gather around the firepit in

another enchanting seating area located below and beyond the main

terrace. But what is now a lush environment was once in desperate

need of TLC. To improve the setting, the homeowners leveled a

dangerous hill and cleared a wooded area for a better view, removing

only weeds and honeysuckle.

Fallen logs now frame the paths surrounding the house, dotted

with benches, hammocks and bridges they constructed themselves,

beckoning tranquil moments. The new and improved view provides

the homeowners, as well as their precious pug-tzu, Kirby, picturesque

glimpses of wildlife, such as turkeys, ducks and deer.

The homeowners are hands-on, to be sure, but their work is a

labor of love. An affinity for gardening was, in fact, what spurred their

move from a condominium in the Central West End to this sprawling

suburban residence. I loved gardening in the city, says the homeowner,

but here I am able to reinvent it on a much larger scale.

With nature as their inspiration, these creative individuals have crafted

a home that not only pays homage to their love of design but serves

as a testament to their understanding of the balance and beauty in the

world that surrounds them.

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Above, left:As part of the homes total transformation, the owners replacedall existing windows to achieve a strong presence of nature in nearly everyroom.With a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows, the master suite is no exception.Above, right:Two bedrooms were combined to create an expansive mastersuite, which includes a serene master bath, a dressing area and a beautifulwalk-in closet. Oppositepage:The homeowners designed their newkitchen in its entirety, even down to the cabinets, and expanded the spaceso that they could access the terrace.


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We are proud to announce the openingof our new 70,000+-square-foot facilityat 10800 Linpage Place, off Page, nearLindbergh, less than a mile from our

previous location. Finally, you can browserow after row of pristine granite, marble,

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Great wines deserve a great home. But great homes dont have to be

big. Remember what they say about great things? Many times they

come in small packages.

Wine cellars are no exception. A lot of our clients want wine

cellars, says Bob Burmeister, co-owner/designer at Marc Christian

Fine Cabinetry, but they dont have the square footage for a large

walk-in cellar. We take 4- to 6-foot closets and transform them into

gorgeous climate-controlled storage spaces for their collections.

Like large cellars, these wine niches can be as ornate or simple as the

homeowner desires. We like to add details such as moldings, intricate

carvings depicting grapes and vineyards, and corbels to add interest and

beauty to the space, explains Bob. We often use glass and iron doors so

the vintages are visible from the dining room or entertaining area.

Wine niches, available for a fraction of the cost of a traditional walk-in

cellar, really add an extra-special touch to a home without taking up too

much space, making them especially great for remodels.

SMALLSCALE

Left: Crafted from Brazilian Lyptus wood, a hybrid oftwo species of Eucalyptus tree and an environmentallyfriendly alternative to oak, cherry and mahogany, thiswood is ideal for use with climate-controlled systems.

The darkened Missouri limestone surround used heregives that cellar feel. We like to mix materials, too,says Bob, and often intermingle breakaway stone withrough-textured plaster. Solid wood racks, in additionto individually locked wine crate cubbies behind meshdoors, offer maximum storage in a small amount ofspace. Below: Private, specialty wines are neatlyconcealed behind clever pullout storage doors.

BYJUDY UELK PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNE MATHEIS,COURTESY OF MARC CHRISTIAN FINE CABINETRY

WHEN STORAGE SPACE FOR WINE IS AT A PREMIUM,ITS TIME TO THINK OUTSIDE THE CELLAR

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A custom kitchen to adorn your busylifestyle... a room addition to spreadyour wings... a bathroom retreat, yourown personal oasis... a wine cellar toentertain the closest of friends...No matter your project, McCarthyDesign + Build understands that toyou, its more than just a room. Its acompliment to your personality.

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CHALLENGE:To transform a dark, dated kitchen into a light and brightspace for luxurious living.

SOLUTION: Desiring a lighter, brighter kitchen that would be bothfunctional and fabulous, the homeowners of this now-spectacular

space called on Nancy Sauerhoff, principal and owner of NLS Design,

LLC, to turn their dreams into a reality.

By removing dated wallpaper and excess brick, in addition to

selecting an upbeat color palette, Nancy infused the space with chic,

current style. Creamy white cabinetry along the kitchens perimeter

stands out against bright apple green walls, while the beautiful cherry

monolithic island adds a warm ambience to the space and satisfies the

homeowners love of wood tones.

Distinctive design details, such as the islands custom, sculpted

6-inch-thick granite countertop and specially made 15-inch-deep wall

cabinets with furniture style side panels and bun feet, give the kitchen

an elegant, custom aesthetic that blends beautifully with its new

cheerful yet sophisticated look. The dramatic transformation from

dark to light in this kitchen is extraordinary, says Nancy. The detailing

is so sophisticated and classic that this kitchen will be timeless.Expanding the window above the kitchen sink to brighten the

room with natural light, and removing the wall between the kitchen

and adjacent family room, as well as walls surrounding the ovens,

refrigerator, pantry and desk area, improves the kitchens flow.

The addition of a convenient beverage center better serves the

homeowners during gatherings and family celebrations, while new

seating around the island allows grandchildren and casual diners to

glimpse the picturesque pool area through the large kitchen window.

Now the homeowners can enjoy a bright, beautiful kitchen that is

also spacious and functional, says Nancy.


BEFORE& AFTER

ELEGANT STYLING AND AN UPBEAT COLOR PALETTEDEFINE THIS DELIGHTFULLY DESIGNED KITCHEN

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Lighten Upbefore

Beautiful upper glass cabinets lit from

within showcase the homeownerscharming collectibles.

Golden Oak granite countertops

complement and enhance the roomssoft, natural color palette.

State-of-the-art SubZero and Wolf

appliances beneath custom cabinetpanels are a cooks dream come true.


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The dramatictransformation from dark to light in this kitchen

is extraordinary. Nancy Sauerhoff


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Y ou could say that it all began with a tangle ofcords. Rob Grimm, a commercial photographer and owner ofRobert G. Grimm Photography, Inc., a photography studio locatedin a downtown loft that he renovated, was frustrated. You wouldntbelieve how many cords and wires I deal with on a daily basis,

explains Rob. My life as a photographer is packed with power

management. I couldnt find furniture that worked for my business

and that looked good, too, so I decided to build it myself. Soon after,

everyone who visited the studio wanted the furniture, too.

So, together with Hector Caiazza, an industrial designer, who had

previously developed toys and theme park attractions, this pair of

visionaries created TORK Design, a company focused on creating

smart, ecological and multi-generational furniture. TORK Design wasborn out of a passion for creation, they say. Our work is finessed to

integrate function and beauty.

Both visionaries, Robs and Hectors unique talents perfectly

complement each other. Hector draws what Rob envisions, and they

both work closely to make their dreams a reality. One of our strengths as

furniture designers is problem solving, they say. We listen to the way our

clients live and work, and we design pieces that make sense for them.

Sustainability being foremost in their designs, Rob and Hector

repurpose and reuse as many materials as they can. People have called

us scavengers, says Rob, and I take that as a very big compliment.

Hector agrees. Thats one of the things Rob and I have in common,

he says. We can look at something and see the potential there.

We love to bring things back to life, adds Rob.

Its obvious the two have been bitten by the eco-bug and are

producing modern, classic pieces that are built to last. The materials

we use to create our furniture must be rapid renewable, recycled or

recyclable. As a result, all of our pieces are constructed from glass, steel

and Plyboo, an architectural plywood made from 100 percent rapidly

renewable bamboo, says Rob. As an environmentally smart company,

TORK Design also allows for only minimal waste by trying to construct

their pieces in a way that is directly proportionate to the source

materials whenever possible.

From desks with integrated lighting to credenzas with hidden

storage, towering bookshelves, tables for work, play or fine dining,

this is intelligent and sustainably designed furniture for today.Handmade with the emotion of artists and the skill of craftsmen, TORK

Design offers sleek, timeless pieces that will look as great 30 years from

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