Room by room, here is our exhaustive list of every essential thing you need to have an efficient, properly stocked house—as detailed by those informed St. Louisans who know best.
John DeGregorio came back to St. Louis purely for his family’s sake.
Then he looked around his Maryland Plaza condo and realized his life here was far more urban—and urbane—than it had been in Manhattan.
Tania Beasley-Jolly trained as a historian. But when she and her family moved into a 1903 two-family in Tower Grove, the last thing she wanted to do was turn it into a starchy period piece.
After waiting 2 1/2 years for their new house to be completed, Tom and Ruth Brouster were ready to don black tie and gown and have their friends over for a divine dinner.
