405Home’s inaugural Homes of the Year awards are up for grabs! Now’s your chance to enter your best work. We’re looking for the most beautiful and innovative custom homes in Oklahoma. Bring us your best and enter by filling…
In prehistoric times, every meal was a picnic. Humans just ate outside most days, usually after vanquishing the main course, but as civilization progressed, people started eating indoors more frequently, which made the idea of al fresco dining more of…
When Heather and Bob Ross found their perfect house in Crown Heights – a Classic Georgian/Colonial Revival home built in 1937 – it wasn’t for sale. So they wrote a letter and sent a photo of their family to…
When someone mentions Joy Reed Belt’s name these days, it’s generally in the context of art. Since 2003, she has owned JRB Art at the Elms, a prominent gallery in the Paseo Arts District. And her late husband, John,…
The sounds of music regularly fill this 110-year-old Mesta Park home, but brightly colored guitars and vintage musical décor transform that theme into a visual one that conveys musician Madison McCoy Rosser’s love for the art. McCoy Rosser, who…
Lasting joy in the Raley home
405 sits down with the interior designer
Hostess gifts to show your gratitude
At home with OKC entrepreneurs Tom and Judy Love
The legendary Dallas Adolphus Hotel has been thoroughly reimagined, and is now the stuff of our editors’ obsessions.
Urban farmer Megan Sisco and Patrono chef Jonathan Krell are leading a blooming delicious food revolution.
Spring and summer are ideal for brightening and adding whimsy to our homes – these select elements may help show the way.
Growing your own flowers in a cutting garden is spiritually rewarding, and allows you to reap regular rewards in fresh beauty.
In praise of imperfection: wabi-sabi and a look ahead to the Fall 2019 edition of 405 Home.
Warm weather doesn’t have to mean mosquitoes; here’s expert advice on keeping your back yard mostly bug-free.
Purple is everything this season, from regal plum to ethereal lilac, and it’s very of the moment.
With elegant, cheeky and just plain delightful design styles, these ladies are among the freshest floral designers to be found in the 405.
Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef Shelby Sieg knows how to work smart in the kitchen, and is giving us the scoop on her favorite utensils.
Golden, vivid, hushed or vintage, this rich yellow hue is the perfect condiment for every room in the house.
A glimpse into the future at the zing of zinnias, cooking with Oklahoma products and more treats in store in the spring 405 Home.
Assemble and keep track of assorted ideas for inspiration on a colorful mood board.
Taking a break – a real break – with a beverage and good company … now that’s a concept we fully support
