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Elephant Baby postpartum retreat for moms could be coming to St. Louis

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By Megan Rubenstein Verified
| St. Louis Magazine Verified
When Kilah Lawson became a mother, she discovered something she hadn’t expected: Everyone was focused on the baby, but very few people were focused on her. After having her third baby, she remembers lying in bed wishing she could simply rest with her newborn instead of feeling pressured to jump back into everyday life.
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Room to grow—Abode by Parklyn finds a bigger home in Webster Groves

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By Megan Rubenstein Verified
| St. Louis Magazine Verified
For anyone who has spent hours scrolling through home décor websites or wandering the endless aisles of an antique mall in search of the perfect piece, interior designer Danielle Kalish understands the struggle. Finding distinctive home furnishings can feel overwhelming. That’s exactly why she created Abode by Parklyn. Subscribe to the St. Louis Design+Home newsletter to explore the latest stories from the local interior design, fashion, and retail scene. We will never send spam or annoying emails.
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In St. Louis, an artist lends her creativity to the outdoors

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By Megan Rubenstein Verified
| St. Louis Magazine Verified
Topiary is one of gardening’s oldest art forms, but it’s finding fresh life in St. Louis. Whether clipped into classic spheres to frame a front door or sculpted into playful, unexpected shapes, these living artworks are showing up in landscapes, on front porches, and inside kitchens and dining rooms. For some, topiaries represent timeless design. For others, they’re a creative outlet full of possibility.
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