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James and Cabanne Howard write the next chapter in the long history of their beloved home The house, on a gated street in the Central West End, is itself enveloped in the past and has a connection to art. In James and Cabanne Howard’s home, contemporary art is displayed alongside centuries-old antiques, and flea market finds blend effortlessly with high-end furniture. “We love mixing high and low,” says Cabanne. But what’s most important, says the St. Louis native, is that “each piece tell a story.” Nowhere is the couple’s appreciation for storytelling more apparent than in the dining room, where a stunning crystal chandelier with cobalt accents hangs above a Hollywood Regency dining table. The early-1900s chandelier belonged to Cabanne’s grandmother Ellen Connant, and a collection of framed photographs show how it was worked into the décor of her David Adler–designed Chicago apartment. A large triptych, titled “Kate Moss Rorsch

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