Press
Ask Veronica: The Artists and Artisans Designers Rely on to Help Them Create One-of-a-Kind Interiors
St. Louis Magazine, February 2026
Excerpt: Meagan Cooperman is currently designing a double-height primary bedroom in the Tower Grove neighborhood. She envisions dressing the window in beautiful, airy sheers, but before sharing fabric selections with the homeowners, Cooperman consults with Linda Robinson, owner of drapery workroom Fabricworks. “I explain the feeling and vibe I’m looking for and ask Linda what material could make that happen.”
Exploring Life & Business with Meagan Cooperman of Cooperman & Co. Interiors
VoyageSTL, February 2026
Excerpt: “While there’s a common thread in our work—layered textures & patterns, a mix of new & vintage—no two projects ever look the same. Each home is designed to reflect the people who live there, which is something I’m especially proud of. At the end of the day, our goal is to exceed expectations while making what can be a long list of overwhelming decisions feel enjoyable and manageable. We want our clients to love the process just as much as the finished space.”
Ask Veronica: To Brew Coffee at Home, Begin by Designing a Space that Draws You In
St. Louis Magazine, February 2026
Excerpt: “We take an intentional approach, that way we can design a space that’s perfectly tailored to their habits and routine … Simple touches like a handheld frother or a beautiful mug can make a difference. These little details make the experience feel luxurious, and give people the motivation to enjoy coffee at home. The goal is to create a practical, beautiful area that enhances the everyday ritual of making coffee.”
St. Louis Magazine Announces Finalists in the 2026 Architect & Designer Awards Competition
St. Louis Magazine, January 2026
Excerpt: After kicking off the 19th annual Architect & Designer Awards, it’s time to reveal this year’s list of finalists. As always, we’re thrilled to continuously attract so many of the city’s top talent with more than 235 entries in 33 categories. Cooperman & Co.’s Gilded Walnut was named a finalist in three categories - Transitional Interior Design, Custom Furniture Design, & Transitional Bath.
4 Under 40, SLHL’s Rising Design Stars
St. Louis Homes Magazine, October 2023
Excerpt: "I am a firm believer in buying only pieces you love even if you don't know exactly where it will go. That is a motto I live by which allows you the freedom to discover your personal style", says Meagan Cooperman.
St. Louis Creatives Share Design Shifts & Trends That Will Shape the Home in 2024
St. Louis Magazine, January 2024
Excerpt: Meagan Cooperman: “In 2024, we will continue to create fabulous homes starting with the architectural details we are known for, selecting classic and sometimes unexpected paint colors, and taking a layered approach to decorative lighting. We choose handpicked patterned and textured wallcoverings, design elegant custom draperies with gorgeous trim details, use one-of-a-kind area rugs and love pulling together curated art and accessories specific to our clients interests and personal style.”
The R Farm House
Dwell, August 2020
Excerpt: When personal passion meets design, incredible things happen. The R Farm was that kind of project for Meagan Cooperman. From the robust nature-inspired design to the phenomenal views, we had a lot of fun incorporating the client’s love of all things outdoors into this gorgeous cabin. In addition, much of the woodwork throughout the space was custom made by Reclaim Renew, a company that uses local materials to make one-of-a-kinds. This chic space is the perfect take on modern country living with cabin vibes juxtaposing bold colors and rich textures.
Step Inside This Idyllic Country Cabin
CabinLife.com, August 2020
Excerpt: Meagan Cooperman explains: “To achieve the pitch, the rooms kept expanding. The home’s ultimate square footage was bound to the ceiling height.” The great room, dining area and kitchen are generous, filled with layers of texture that capture the raw elements and color palette of the site… “It’s a raw, yet cozy and welcoming vibe,” Meagan says.
17 Home Bar Ideas That Serve Some Major Style Vibes
LivingEtc.com, December 2024
Excerpt: Using reclaimed walnut from a local farm, mid-century furniture, a hammered copper sink and a Philip Jeffries grasscloth wallcovering, the team has created a "cozy and relaxing getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city," says its designer Meagan Cooperman. "We selected raw elements local to the area, as well as an earth-toned palette that resembled the land it is built on."
The Home Team
Sophisticated Living St. Louis, February 2021
Excerpt: The project started small in part because, as Renée puts it, “I didn’t really have much interest until I started working with Meagan.” ... “I’ve worked with other designers and they never quite got my vision or they didn’t listen to me.” … “Meagan listened to everything. They understood my style even though I didn’t know how to put it in words and presented things that I would have picked out if I had the resources or knew where to find them.” … “We have had such phenomenal, open lines of communication. It’s truly refreshing. They are extremely responsive to us.”
