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Country Eclecticism
In Laure and Jim Hullverson's home, the details are more than mere decoration
By Margaret Bauer
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Eastern Energy
Peg Hammerschmidt pairs a passion for the contemporary with an Asian-inspired aesthetic
By Margaret Bauer
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The Great Escape
She likes peace and quiet; he lives for the next project. Their farm outside Augusta suits them both.
By Carol Ferring Shepley
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Pool Your Resources
Pool houses reminiscent of the carriage houses of yesteryear are cropping up everywhere. Here are six of our favorites
By Maud Kelly
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Defiantly Yours
Serenity suffuses this incongruously named burg
By Bryan A. Hollerbach
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Hutson Valley
June Hutson of Missouri Botanical Garden fame bought Edgar Denison's house—and more significantly, garden—after his death. She has carefully tended the legacy.
By Becky Homan
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Set Post A. Attach Wall B.
In a small town in southern Missouri, a young woman is manufacturing modern houses and making history
By Christy Marshall
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Matt Finish
One of the city’s top landscape artists, Matt Moynihan has designed gardens from the Central West End to the Saint Louis Zoo and borders beyond. When it came to his own landscaping, he turned his lot into a maze of delights.
By Mary Morgan
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Honed to Perfection
First Mary and Tom Ott moved to Webster Groves and made friends with a wildflower expert, the late Edgar Dennison. Then they filled their garden with plants which have aged to a state of perfection.
By Mary Morgan
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The Oregon Trail
When they moved here from the Northwest, this couple traded in a garden zone eight for a six. They quickly learned that the plants of their past wouldn't be in their present
By Barbara Ballinger
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Where To Get Anything and Everything Fixed
No need to simply rely on the word of friends. We've got the list of where to go when repairs are required.
By Reine Bayoc, Jennifer Keeven, David O'Neill, Stefene Russell, Lindsey St. Clair, Kristyn Schiavone
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Swatch This
Outdoor fabrics used to be boring. Now? Fabulous.
By Elizabeth Entenman
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Cooking Matters
If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen—and into a chef's ultimate outdoor haven
By Jennifer Dulin
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Night Lights
Beyond Tiki torches and corded red peppers
By David O'Neill
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