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With notability in both custom home design and building, as well as real estate, Slavin is a name not to forget. In SL’s Jan./Feb. issue, Bobby Slavin himself gives us a look into his own newly built home, inspired by the Hamptons.
Over the weekend, interior designer Catherine Kerr was in town to launch her debut book “Gale E. Henderson: Prominent St. Louis Architect”.
The residential real estate market remains hot in St. Louis and according to Julie Lane, an agent with Janet McAfee Real Estate focusing on the luxury market, there are tactics sellers and buyers can use to increase the likelihood of a win-win situation.
Often, couples fall in love with an older home despite the work it needs. But for Amy Studebaker and her husband, Nick Milonas, the fact that their 1950s Southern Colonial required a gut renovation was what made it so perfect…
You surely won’t regret enlisting Emily Castle and her team to reimagine any room in your home - especially when it calls for a pop of color … designer Jess Mendenhall of Castle Design recently was honored with first place for Use of Color by the American Society of Interior Designers.
While it’s always Giving Season at SL, the official season of giving is almost upon us. Looking at the vast array of places to give here in St. Louis, a new one just arrived! The organization New Again Houses opened its 25th franchise location in our community.
With the holiday season around the corner, now is the perfect time to consider redoing that Guest Suite. Look no further than Castle Designs to reimagine that often overlooked room in your home.
Whether you’re an architect, builder or designer, or a member of the community who is interested in learning more about multigenerational living, 9147 Clayton Road is changing the face of real estate in St. Louis.
If walls could talk, the ones at this century-old Ladue home would say, “a legacy continues”.
