Décor has been in St. Louis since the late 1920s. The store moved to Chesterfield when when there was lots of land and very few businesses. Today, Décor is packed with furniture and accessories. upstairs and downstairs. If you want more than furniture you can kill two birds with plenty of stones since Décor is also a jewerly store.

Intaglia's is an upscale, transitional, contemporary furniture store that also offers design services. Tim Intaglia started the company with his designer mother. His architectural background was a perfect fit. The color palette of the store is neutral; plenty of beige, brown and white. " We show more products in these colors so people can choose their own fabrics," said Tim.

Kelley Hall-Barr says she used to fool around with fragrances, soaps and salts in her basement. That hobby turned into a business she runs with her husband, John, today.

Crown Candy Kitchen is a jewel in the city on St. Louis Avenue.

Dieter Pauwels is from Belgium. He's practicing something that's very common in Europe: he's a certified personal life coach.

A dog groomer in South St.Louis was looking for a better grooming tool. She couldn't find it, so she and her husband invented one.

Tony Petruso's military collection is considered by some people to be the largest in the country, and it's located in Overland.

It's been named one of the top businesses in St. Louis for 2008, but now the historic bookstore is on the move.

What if you're pet was sick and it was three in the morning or during a holiday? This six thousand, state of the art emergency center for pets is the first of it's kind in West County.

Welcome to Chandler Hill Vineyards, where Napa Valley meets Missouri.

A bucket, some rags and a dream. That's how Sylvester Chisom and Arthur Shivers say it all started.

It's throw back, a true soda fountain with red swivel stools; a place where everyone knows your name.

There were days when one St. Louis business owner wasn't sure he made the right move, and now he's now certain his urban retail shop belongs in downtown St. Louis.

Mark and Kim Miselnicky have been waiting for their truck to roll in with the product that's changing their lives.

The seeds were planted for Poynter Landscaping and Construction Company in Ballwin years ago.

Patti Gabriel has been taking photos in St. Louis for over two decades, and now she's doing in it a brand new studio in Clifton Heights.

If you ask Janice Gregory how to start your own business, she'll tell you to definitely be prepared, but she'll also say: "The only way is to do it, just go out there and do it!"

It's appropriate that a charming Italian store sits across from St.Ambrose Church and the statue of Italian immigrants on the St. Louis Hill.

The smell of fresh baked cookies is what greets you behind the door of this tiny store front.

The future home of local architectural firm Canon Design will be located in this historic building, at 11th and Clark.