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In 2010, the homeowners started looking for their “forever home.” They found a Ladue house languishing on the market that she knew instantly had to be hers. The house was built in the 60s for Edith Spink and her husband C. C. Johnson Spink. The home was sold off market and their dream home was gone. Years later it became available again and architect Paul Fendler, contractor Brad Schneider, and the design duo from C+M Interiors — Channing Krichevsky and Maria Hogrefe spent the next four years bringing the couple’s dream home to life. Read here how forever homes are made.