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Q&A: All About the SCRA’s 2011 Spring ArtWalk!
Recently, SLHL had the pleasure of chatting with Nadine Boone, founder and president of Saint Charles Riverfront Arts (SCRA) about this weekend’s 2011 Spring ArtWalk. This exciting event will take place Friday, April 29, from 5 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, … Continue reading
Posted in art/antiques, events
Tagged art, ArtWalk, events, historic, SCRA, St. Charles
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Eco-Chic: Darling Nursery Décor
If you’re in the process of decorating a nursery, or even if you’re in need of an adorable baby shower gift, you’ll love our eco product of the week! Hand-silkscreened in Oakland, California, these Animal ABC Posters from Branch are … Continue reading
Posted in bedroom, green design, interior design, new products
Tagged art, baby, child, child's room, color, kids, nursery, wall décor
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Relish This: Crazy for Quatrefoil
Dating back to Medieval times, the quatrefoil has been a classic, well-known shape in art and architecture throughout history. Lately, we’ve been seeing it resurface in home décor (and even clothing and accessories) quite a bit. Here are a few … Continue reading
Posted in furniture, interior design, new products, shopping, shops
Tagged architecture, art, design element, furniture, Gothic, historic, quatrefoil
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Around Town: An Artful Evening
Looking for something exciting to fill your Friday night? The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis’ Opening Night takes place tonight – Friday, January 21– from 7 to 9 p.m. Two new main gallery exhibitions will be open, in addition to … Continue reading
Posted in art/antiques, museums
Tagged art, Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, museum, opening night, reception
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Relish This: Man’s Best Friend
It’s no secret that in many homes, the dog is often one of the most important members of the family. If you know exactly what we’re talking about, you’ll adore these precious pooch prints from Ballard Designs, each printed on … Continue reading
Posted in interior design, new products, shops
Tagged antique, art, breeds, dogs, frame, interior design, print, puppies, wall art
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Around Town: Weekend Guide
Fill your weekend with this list of fun fall activities! Whether you prefer to dance the day away in Grand Center or sip spectacular wines in Forest Park, SLHL has you covered! September 25 4th Annual Dancing in the Street … Continue reading
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Tagged antiques, art, events, fall, festivals, food and wine, Missouri Botanical Garden, weekend events
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Architectural Wonders in Philadelphia
On a recent trip to Philadelphia, with its countless architectural marvels, historic monuments and an architectural heritage that spans centuries, I found inspiration around every corner. Nearly 100 buildings are considered of such importance that they have been designated as … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, mosiac, museum, Philadelphia, reclaimed
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What’s Old is New Again
Fortunately, the beauty of "things past" never goes out of style. For me, researching and preparing our September issue was an opportunity to embrace extraordinary eras where elegant, decorative design was stylishly stated and exquisitely represented. Turn the pages of … Continue reading
Your Own Canvas
"Life is a great big canvas, and you should throw all the paint on it you can.” This colorful advice, from the late comedian Danny Kaye, one of the most popular entertainers of the 1940s and ‘50s, has come to … Continue reading