Veronica Theodoro

From floor-length gowns in vibrant color choices to elegant silhouettes accessorized with jackets, jewels, and hand-beaded clutches, guests dressed for the occasion—the Opening Weekend: Fanfare for Powell Hall concert at the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra on Saturday, September 27. Photographers captured stunning looks moments before the performance and at the after-party, co-hosted by Travis Cummings […]

From what I can tell, there are at least five houses with golf carts on my street–and that’s just counting the ones that are visible from the curb. Some of the carts are the traditional four-seaters, while others are larger, fancier models equipped with tables and wraparound seating for six people or more.  I’ve been […]

After nearly 70 years, upscale resale shop Miriam Switching Post, a staple in St. Louis’ second-hand shopping market, will close its doors to the public on November 1.  Driven by donations, profits from the sale of furniture, home decor, collectibles, art, and jewelry, provide financial assistance to families who attend Miriam School, a school for […]

Until this past spring, I considered myself checked out of my homeowners association (HOA). Aside from paying annual dues, for years I’d taken a less than

In the city of St. Louis, the average size of a tree lawn–that strip of grass between your sidewalk and the road that you live on–is a relatively narrow 3 to 5 feet wide, with some variation depending on your neighborhood. The size of the tree lawn is an important consideration because it often dictates […]

The technology behind home elevators has evolved since the traditional, somewhat clunky, closet elevator of yesteryear. These days, elevators can run on air and be built with the shaftway outside of the house.  Choosing the right elevator begins by finding out the why, says Jason Fawe, sales manager for Country Home Elevator in St. Louis. […]

Lampposts add a certain Old World elegance to city streets, illuminating walkways and enhancing security for residents. But replacing an existing lamppost, or

The Architect & Designer Awards competition is back for its 19th year! Don't miss this special opportunity to present your work to a group of interior

With the heart of the summer season upon us, now is a good time to give your front entry some love. Tidying up planters with fresh flowers and greens is one

A few weeks after the tornado on May 16th, a former neighbor from Washington Place texted looking for a recommendation. One of the original stone walls at the