Buying or selling a home can feel a bit overwhelming. There is the excitement, the stress, the financial considerations and the question nearly everyone asks themselves somewhere along the way—am I making the right move? Add in a changing market and shifting buyer habits, and it helps to have advice grounded in what is happening right now.
If you think the globetrotting former general manager of The Vinoy left St. Pete behind when she stepped away to pursue new challenges in another city, think again.
Homeowners and designers are moving beyond the pursuit of picture-perfect minimalism toward spaces that feel intentional, personal and richly layered, embracing the idea that a home should joyfully reflect the essence and experiences of the people who live there.
Outdoor living spaces have evolved from a casual extension of the home into destination spaces—an oasis for relaxing, recharging and reconnecting with nature. Spa-inspired features, sustainable materials and thoughtfully designed landscaping are at the center of this shift.
Our city’s skyline and housing market are rapidly changing. Here’s what buyers need to know.
The Cozy Appeal of Fireplaces
National and local trends indicate a significant shift in housing preferences, with renting gaining prominence over buying. Susan Smiley-Height speaks with industry insiders to explore the reasons behind this change.
The Cozy Appeal of Fireplaces
Recent transplant Tara Gibson is making her mark on St. Pete with the debut of a curated home store on Central Avenue.
While not everyone has a sprawling backyard, we all crave a place to connect with nature, experience a moment of calm and extend our homes with a personal outdoor refuge.
As our region experiences rapid growth and rising home prices, residents are getting creative with how they use space—Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are leading the way by offering more affordable options and flexibility for multigenerational living.
Designers and industry experts are heralding that a bespoke closet is the new luxury home must-have.
For several years now, “New Traditional” interior design has been steadily growing in popularity — gaining traction as many are quietly shifting from modern minimalism toward spaces that feel curated, soulful and more balanced.
Looking ahead to 2026, many homeowners are planning to refresh their living spaces. We spoke with Doug King, owner of King Contracting, about key considerations.
Doug King explores how a waterfall kitchen island can bring sophistication to your home.
St. Pete native and fine art consultant Ashley Burke of Burke & Co. shares her insider tips with Marcia Biggs on how to protect your art collection before tropical storms and hurricanes hit.
Across St. Petersburg and beyond, people are leaning into wellness interior design, which is a holistic approach to creating spaces that support physical, emotional and mental well-being.
Visionary interior designer Rob Bowen is known for creating environments that astonish.
Like her interiors, St. Pete-based designer Lisa Gilmore is full of character and brimming with personality.
Dalton Scott’s design philosophy transcends trends, focusing instead on crafting spaces that are as personal and timeless as the lives they reflect
After building a reputation as one of the leading full-service interior design and architectural renovation firms in Cincinnati, Ohio, Renan Menninger is opening a new arm of her namesake company here in St. Pete and bringing her special talent for visionary modern and minimalist interiors with her.
Grayson Interiors creates thoughtfully conceived spaces that are stylish, purposeful and designed to bring people together.
Meet the dynamic force behind St. Pete’s luxury branding and design firm.
Remodeling a bathroom can be a challenge, but with a deliberate design and a clear vision, you can transform the space into both a highly functional area and a tranquil sanctuary.
