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  • 3 weeks ago | stlmag.com | Alecia Humphreys

    Local educator and twin mom Lauren Compton transforms traditional peg dolls into one-of-a-kind keepsakes for kids through her online shop, Two Little Bees. “There’s something honestly magical about turning a simple wooden figure into a tiny, handpainted keepsake,” says Compton, who began her Etsy-based business in 2015.

  • 3 weeks ago | laduenews.com | Alecia Humphreys

    A Ladue family gave Karen Korn Interiors full artistic license: While the homeowners were on a trip, they entrusted a complete renovation to Karen Korn, owner and principle designer, and Molly Ryan, senior interior designer. What they came home to – a palette of bold hues, whimsical wallpaper and design elements inspired by their love of travel – did not disappoint.

  • 1 month ago | laduenews.com | Alecia Humphreys

    What once was a dark and dated kitchen is now a sleek sophisticated space thanks to Joni Spear of Joni Spear Interior Design. "The reddish stained cabinets had green laminate counters and were screaming for an update,” Spear says. “The small island blocked the workflow, housed a stove and didn’t offer any seating.”Spear added a range as a focal point between two of the windows, which offered a functioning work triangle for the homeowners who love to cook and entertain.

  • Jan 23, 2025 | stlmag.com | Alecia Humphreys

    Since 2020, St. Louis-based online boutique Petite Keep has been creating handcrafted, keepsake trunks to hold childhood mementos for families nationwide. On Friday, January 24, Petite Keep founder and CEO Lindsay Mullenger will be celebrating a meaningful memory of her own, when she shares her custom, one-of-a-kind creations on ABC’s Shark Tank. “The Shark Tank opportunity came about somewhat serendipitously,” Mullenger says.

  • Dec 9, 2024 | thestl.com | Alecia Humphreys |Lauren Milford |Jennifer Silverberg

    Fashion is intricately woven into the very fabric of St. Louis’ rich history. From the turn of the 20th century until after World War II, the hum and clacking of manufacturing machinery echoed through the side streets off Washington Avenue in Downtown St. Louis, where workers produced everything from footwear and hats to dresses and luxury garments.

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