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Life of the Party
Fit for gatherings large and small, an eco-sensitive and stylish backyard sets the stage for the perfect outdoor soirée
Originally published: May 2012
Sustainable by Design
Green roofs, solar arrays and a small footprint make for a happy home—and planet
Originally published: May 2012
Indoors, Meet Outdoors
In a contemporary home, a neutral palette, clean lines and a profusion of windows invite the outdoors in
Originally published: May 2012
Nature's Palette
Created from the ground up, a Colorado mountain garden is an artistic composition of well-balanced forms, textures and colors
Originally published: May 2012
Powder Rooms
These small but oft-used rooms are great places to go bold, dramatic or fanciful. We show you three that pack a punch
Originally published: April 2012
All in the Mix
Pattern and texture jibe and play in a comfy yet sophisticated vacation home
Originally published: April 2012
A Classic Original
A couple builds a dream home in the style of an Italianate urban farmhouse—and puts a timeless spin on new construction
Originally published: April 2012
Bathing Beauties
Three distinctly different master baths share luxe traits: generous spaces, quality materials and indulgent amenities
Originally published: April 2012
High Style Neutrals
In a Cherry Hills home, famed Southern designer Phoebe Howard proves that a neutral palette can be anything but boring
Originally published: March 2012
Lighten Up
Fresh color, updated fabrics and strategic space planning help redefine a traditional home
Originally published: March 2012
Rustic Redefined
In a Vail Valley ski lodge, shapely furnishings upholstered in fun, fresh fabrics transcend typical mountain chalet style
Originally published: March 2012
Our Favorite Room: Closet Makeover!
See the dramatic results of CH&L's first-ever closet makeover contest and gather expert advice on how to make your own closet organized and beautiful
Originally published: January/February 2012
Rocky Mountain Modern
Design consultant and homeowner Noelle Hernandez saw past this West Aspen home’s 1980s style to create a sleek and modern family dwelling
Originally published: January/February 2012
Neutral by Nature
A Crested Butte vacation home renovated by Dallas designer Jessica McIntyre shows the power of an understated palette
Originally published: January/February 2012
Classic Cool
A respectful renovation adds present-day features and forward-thinking functionality to a mid-century home
Originally published: January/February 2012
Million Dollar Babies
How much house can you get in Colorado for $1 million?
Originally published: November/December 2011
Our Favorite Room: The Red and the Bold
We find the rooms that feel just right—and tell you how to get the look
Originally published: November/December 2011
High Drama in the High Country
Sweeping lines, stunning views and fabulous finishes add up to create a stunning residence near Aspen Mountain
Originally published: November/December 2011
Charmed by Christmas
An elegant arrangement of long-collected and cherished decorations dresses this Englewood home in its holiday best
Originally published: November/December 2011
Design Everlasting
In a Denver home built in the early 20th century, designer Jennifer DesJardin whips up a style that refuses to reveal its age
Originally published: November/December 2011
Contemporary Views
On a lot that reveals 360-degree views of Colorado Springs, this home achieves lofty design goals for a family with contemporary tastes
Originally published: September/October 2011
Suburban Renewal
A Greenwood Village home with neutral interiors gets a floor-to-ceiling makeover with chic furnishings and exuberant splashes of color
Originally published: September/October 2011
Kitchens!
These four fabulously unique kitchens will make you swoon—and turn your thoughts toward revamping your own space
Originally published: September/October 2011
Distinctly Historic
Living in one of Denver’s historic neighborhoods can be pure pleasure, but know the pros and cons before you buy
Originally published: August 2011
Art and Craft
A dark and dated bungalow is transformed into a sleek, modern space filled with light and art
Originally published: August 2011
Art History
Soft color blends with neutral fabrics to create a cozy framework for cherished antiques and contemporary art
Originally published: August 2011
Artful Elegance
Inspired by a top-notch art collection, this midtown Denver condo pays homage to European style
Originally published: August 2011
Our Favorite Room: Zen Pool
We find the rooms that feel just right—and tell you how to get the look
Originally published: June/July 2011
Lay of the Land
Buying raw land? Ask the right questions
Originally published: June/July 2011
10 Things You Should Know...
...about urban gardening
Originally published: June/July 2011
The High Life
A treehouse in the mountains marries form, function—and plain ol’ fun
Originally published: June/July 2011
Landscape of the Year: Natural Beauty
A high-alpine landscape proves the staying power of well-edited design
Originally published: June/July 2011
Designing from the Outside In
Mindful design and understated interiors set the stage for an artful life lived outdoors
Originally published: June/July 2011
Serendipity in the City
A fateful real estate find changes a Denver neighborhood and architect Chris Davis’s modern life
Originally published: June/July 2011
All in the Family
Interior decorator Ramey Caulkins knows how to mix treasured heirlooms, collected objects and new pieces to create a pretty yet livable home for her young family
Originally published: June/July 2011
Buying Modern
Considering a mid-century modern home? Get a little glimpse of what's hot and on the market in some of Denver's hippest MCM neighborhoods
Originally published: May 2011
High Style, Low Impact
Clever design details and eco-friendly building systems work together beautifully in this contemporary family home
Originally published: May 2011
Best of Both Worlds
Sitting like a sculpture in a natural landscape, this sleek, modern home is designed for privacy and in-town convenience
Originally published: May 2011
2011 Home of the Year: Urban Cool
Designer Beth Armijo mingles crisp colors with textured finishes and pops of playfulness in a repurposed loft space
Originally published: May 2011
Come On In
These grand entrances make the most of that one chance to give a first impression
Originally published: May 2011
Mod Digs
The home design trend of 60 years ago—mid-century modern—is alive and kickin’ in Denver
Originally published: May 2011
Inspiration on Parade
Colorado home tours offer perks for buyers, redecorators and neighbors alike
Originally published: April 2011
Our Favorite Room: Family Room
We find the rooms that feel just right—and tell you how to get the look
Originally published: April 2011
Spyder's Web
The founder of Spyder Active Sports and his wife create a custom home in Boulder that’s perfect for entertaining
Originally published: April 2011
Sea Meets Sky
A classic home with a modern twist melds coastal Maine influences and Colorado style
Originally published: April 2011
Time to Retreat
These distinctly different spaces prove your style can—and should—extend to your master bathroom
Originally published: March 2011
Lofty Aspirations
If you're looking to walk to your favorite downtown hot spot, skip to the slopes or live in an open space with a smaller footprint—a loft is for you
Originally published: March 2011
Mix It Up
This Denver home artfully blends California Modern and Colorado contemporary—with a 1980s twist
Originally published: March 2011
Balancing Act
A family's Aspen home marries clean lines with bold colors
Originally published: March 2011
A Tall Tale
A couple takes comfortable elegance to new heights without losing an intimate sense of scale
Originally published: March 2011
Better Than Ever
Thanks to a thoughtful—and thorough—renovation, a Boulder Victorian goes from drab to brilliant
Originally published: January/February 2011
Mountain High
Our guide to the Steamboat Springs and Grand County real estate markets.
Originally published: November/December 2010
A Fresh Take on a Classic
A Denver-based architect and designer team up to enliven a dated Denver home with a smart floor plan, casually elegant furnishings and a fresh color palette.
Originally published: January/February 2011
Past + Present = Perfection
A husband-and-wife team turned their retro ranch into a modern oasis that both respects the home's roots and suits the couple's contemporary lifestyle.
Originally published: January/February 2011
A Slice of Paradise
In the mountains, second-home buyers are driving a new trend in fractional ownership: buying part of a single-family home.
Originally published: November/December 2010
One of Colorado's Most Famous Spaces
The Sculptured House—arguably Colorado's most recognizable home—is known for its famous curves and cinderella story. Go back with CH&L to two separate visits to the home...
Originally published: November/December 2010
Looking Back: The Best of CH&L
We combed through scores of back issues to compile this list: our most beloved, most historic and most downright beautiful spaces.
Originally published: November/December 2010
The Children's Hospital 2010 Designer Show Home
Nine local designers team up to turn an historic mansion with strong bones but outdated interiors into a beautifully renovated masterpiece.
Originally published: September-October 2010
Real Estate Watch: Slope Side
Originally published: September-October 2010
Everything Old is New Again
Denver transplants put down roots in a new home that reflects their shared passion for all things old and French.
Originally published: September-October 2010
Our Favorite Room: Wine Cellars
Raise your glass to these wine rooms, and get inspired to store your vino in high style.
Originally published: September-October 2010
Kitchens à la Mode
These three kitchens span the design spectrum from classic to country to contemporary, so choose your favorite style and get inspired.
Originally published: September-October 2010
Hot Baths
These three bathrooms are just the right balance of pretty and pragmatic, offering retreats from everyday life—and making the ordinary extraordinary.
Originally published: September-October 2010
Site Specific
A husband-and-wife architect team build a contemporary mountain home that fits its spectacular site and their family of five.
Originally published: August 2010
Design on the Edge
This contemporary home in Boulder pioneers the way in environmental design.
Originally published: August 2010
2010 Home of the Year
Daring design demands a confident eye and a steady disposition. This Denver home benefited from both, and the results are bold, beautiful and unexpected.
Originally published: August 2010
Head for the Hills
High-end buyers abound in Telluride and Crested Butte
Originally published: August 2010
Pretty as a Picture
Sometimes a garden inspires art. But for this Denver homeowner, art inspired her gardening.
Originally published: June-July 2010
Home on the (Front) Range
A region on the rebound: Here's the snapshot.
Originally published: June-July 2010
Sit This One Out
With Colorado’s eternal promise of sunshine, stylish outdoor seating is a must.
Originally published: June-July 2010
Our Favorite Room
Originally published: June-July 2010
Design is in the Details
A Denver garden designer reveals how she has transformed her home and garden into a cohesive, fresh retreat.
Originally published: May 2010
Taking Flight
This aviation-inspired home, with an attached hangar and nearby runway, offers an entirely new take on indoor-outdoor living.
Originally published: June-July 2010
A Work of Art
A young Boulder family built a light-filled contemporary home to showcase both their stunning art collection and the Flatirons' age-old beauty.
Originally published: June-July 2010
What Housing Bubble?
Seller activity is the only thing keeping the Boulder market down.
Originally published: May 2010
Fresh Start—New Energy
An extensive and eco-friendly renovation turns a dated house into a welcoming vacation retreat for three generations of one extended family.
Originally published: May 2010
New Shade of Green
A Boulder-area “solar bungalow” combines historic architectural elements with environmental building practices for a unique approach to eco-living.
Originally published: May 2010
Modern Life
Take a peek inside the home of this Aspen architect, who designed his own space to marry green technology with easy family living.
Originally published: May 2010
Make Some Green
The six best eco-friendly investments for your home that really pay off.
Originally published: April 2010
One-of-a-Kind Find
A stunning turnkey property, updated and upgraded, goes on the market in Cherry Creek North.
Originally published: April 2010
At Work With...
Tami Door, President & CEO of Downtown Denver Partnership
Originally published: April 2010
Love At First Sight
A homebuyer’s first impression of a house starts even before the front door opens. Columbine Design has come up with a way to make sure your house has potential buyers at...
Originally published: April 2010
Where to Buy in the Mile High
Denver offers a vibrant mix of historic architectural styles—steep Tudor rooflines, quaint, charmed bungalows, turreted Queen Annes. But which styles will actually suit your...
Originally published: April 2010
Taking Shape
Let the story of this oversized city lot—transformed into an oasis of outdoor living—inspire your spring planting
Originally published: March 2010
Raising the Style Quotient
When the owners of this vacation home in Avon called in designer Tracie Schumacher of Studio80 in Edwards, initially all they wanted were some window treatments to soften the...
Originally published: March 2010
Fresh Perspective
A century-old farmhouse undergoes a dramatic rescue and renovation—and gets an entirely new life.
Originally published: March 2010
Housing Summit
Deals abound in the Summit County housing market
Originally published: March 2010
Our Favorite Room
We find the rooms that feel just right—and then show you how to get the look.
Originally published: March 2010
The Perfect Palette: Designers Reveal Their Favorite Hues
Originally published: March 2010
2009|10 AIA Denver Architects' Choice Awards Winners Revealed
Originally published: January-February 2010
A Storied Space
The owners of this mountain retreat wanted their new home to tell a tale of generations gone by—and with charming furnishings and details, they've succeeded.
Originally published: January-February 2010
Classic Influence
Stunning architectural details, a new open floor plan and exquisite furniture give a Denver ranch house a bold, modern edge.
Originally published: January-February 2010
Real Estate Watch: Vail
It's a buyer's market in the Vail Valley... so where are the buyers?
Originally published: January-February 2010
Our Favorite Room
We find the rooms that feel just right—and then show you how to get the look.
Originally published: November-December 2009
Make Yourself at Home
This Denver home marries year-round casual charm with fresh holiday decorating ideas. The result? Comfortable style, perfect for hosting guests.
Originally published: November-December 2009
Minimalism Meets Merriment
A few simple details, a smart decorating strategy and an enthusiastic family make this home shimmer for the season.
Originally published: November-December 2009
Haute Baths
A master bath can mean different things to different people. In these four homes, however, the definition is clear: The master bath is a showcase of bold design and smart...
Originally published: November-December 2009
Get to know FCLstyle.com
A new online-only home decor boutique, envisioned by Pierre Deux, brings you a fresh variety of accessories, furniture and accents—all inspired by the French aesthetic
Originally published: September-October 2009
Our Favorite Room
We find the rooms that feel just right—and then show you how to get the look.
Originally published: September-October 2009
A Serendipitous Discovery
Recognizing that some things are meant to be, a Denver-based couple trades in their traditional style for a contemporary home they just couldn’t resist.
Originally published: September-October 2009
Defining Style
A timeless, renovated kitchen is the heart of a home steeped in meaning and personal history.
Originally published: September-October 2009
Hot Kitchens
These five spaces dazzle with bold style and beautiful details, but also prove that in a successful kitchen, beauty and function go hand in hand. You’ll love the range of...
Originally published: September-October 2009
One House, Two Transformations
Local architects take one home—a mid-century modern in Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood—and dream up two proposed remodels: one, dramatic; the other, subtle.
Originally published: August 2009
Our Favorite Room
We find the rooms that feel just right—and then show you how to get the look.
Originally published: August 2009
A Match Made in Monument
This design dream team paired fresh materials, a site-specific footprint and a brilliant shared vision to create a one-of-a-kind home.
Originally published: August 2009
Where Old West Meets New
The charms of Old West living are beckoning homebuyers to these developments, each of which proves that sometimes, history bears repeating.
Originally published: August 2009
Custom Touch
David Hintgen and John Moinzad, owners of AERA Studios in Denver, tell the story of where they live: a dream home that they slowly made their own, one custom finish at a time...
Originally published: August 2009
To Life & Art
A creative couple brings new energy and art to a storied Denver building.
Originally published: August 2009
Bringing the World to the Mountains
Designer Petra Richards tells CH&L how her international travels inspired her work in this Roaring Fork Valley home.
Originally published: June-July 2009
Urban Nest
Step inside the home of Scott Coors and Dave Hurt, and you’ll realize quickly that you’ve walked into one of the most unique spaces in Denver.
Originally published: June-July 2009
Fresh Start
A creative team reinvents a dated Aspen property with contemporary architecture, natural materials and an open-air feeling.
Originally published: June-July 2009
10 Things…
you should know before hiring a real estate broker
Originally published: May 2009
Ask the Expert: Golden Opportunities
The Colorado real estate market has been traversing rocky terrain for the past several months. But that means there are great opportunities. Dropping home prices. Burgeoning...
Originally published: May 2009
Living the Good Life—in Retirement
Thanks to a growing number of options, deciding where to spend your retirement can be a challenge—albeit an enjoyable one. Here, what you need to know to make a choice that...
Originally published: May 2009
Beyond the Beaten Path
These off-the-beaten path developments show that it’s not necessarily the square footage or price tag that makes a project distinctive.
Originally published: May 2009
Closer to Home
Although she hails from across the pond and he is Colorado-born and -bred, the owners of this classic 1920s house nestled in the Flatirons are at home in their remodeled...
Originally published: April 2009
Manhattan Meets Aspen
A classy renovation preserves the best of this historic home and adds city-inspired contemporary style.
Originally published: April 2009
A Change Will Do You Good
Designer Keira Ritter tells CH&L how she transformed her 1968 home in the Boulder foothills into a mountain loft.
Originally published: April 2009
A Vision in White
An urban garden offers a calm, sophisticated retreat with all-white blooms amidst silvery green foliage.
Originally published: April 2009
Eco-Friendly Communities
Colorado is greening the future by borrowing from the past.
Originally published: March 2009
Our Favorite Room
We find the rooms that feel just right—and then show you how to get the look.
Originally published: March 2009
Palette
Challenge: Create a green kitchen.
Originally published: March 2009
Small But Mighty
This ski-in, ski-out retreat makes the most of its tiny footprint.
Originally published: March 2009
A Home of Our Own
Vail architect Kyle Webb tells CH&L how he and his wife created an Asian-influenced home within the footprint of a 20-year-old house.
Originally published: March 2009
Home Again
Thanks to a thoughtful renovation and carefully selected antiques, this 1920s Mediterranean Revival finds new life. We sat down with designer W. Eric Davidson to get his take...
Originally published: January-February 2009
A Happy Convergence
One couple with two kids merge three houses and make a home. Writer Sally Stich sat down with designer Heather Mourer to find out how she helped create this inspired space.
Originally published: January-February 2009
Relaxed, Refined, Refreshing
Designers update a well-loved family home with comfort and elegance
Originally published: January-February 2009
Our Favorite Room
We find the rooms that feel just right—and then show you how to get the look
Originally published: January-February 2009
Real Estate Watch
What’s new in the Vail Valley?
Originally published: January-February 2009
Table for Two
Designer Tami Wakeman trades the predictable Valentine’s Day accessories for a French-influenced spread that evokes romance with vintage love letters, antique books and clean...
Originally published: January-February 2009
A Colorado Classic
When it’s time for these world travelers to wind down, there’s no better escape than their refined mountain retreat.
Originally published: November-December 2008
Holiday Style Redefined
You won’t find kitschy Santas or red-and-green garland in this Cherry Hills home—just warm, contemporary Christmas style.
Originally published: November-December 2008
Go Tell It on the Mountain
This traditional high-country retreat glows with classic holiday charm.
Originally published: November-December 2008
Home of the Year: A Study in Modern Organic Style
Our Home of the Year has it all: natural materials, beautiful finishes and warm colors—all inspired by the mountain landscape
Originally published: October 2008
Carved Space
Contoured elements and flexible spaces redefine traditional home geometry in this Boulder penthouse loft
Originally published: October 2008
This New House
A newly renovated home fits perfectly into its vintage neighborhood
Originally published: October 2008
Brave New Old World
The Landmark’s $1 million art collection makes it unique among its peers. But does art sell?
Originally published: October 2008
Design Around It
Five regional designers share the products they’re clamoring to use, along with their thoughts on what makes these pieces—and the state of design in Colorado—exciting.
Originally published: October 2008
What’s Next for Colorado Design?
We asked four architects what they predict—and hope—for the future of design in our great state. Here’s what they told us.
Originally published: October 2008
Bold Simplicity
This clean, masculine design offers a fresh take on mountain style. Its brilliance? Trusting a few strong pieces to carry the look
Originally published: September 2008
Three Kitchens, Three Flavors
Three Colorado kitchen designers cook up their dream kitchens
Originally published: September 2008
Why Hire a Kitchen Designer?
Professional kitchen designers speak to how hiring one of their own can help your next kitchen project run beautifully
Originally published: September 2008
Best Kitchens
Some of the state’s most fabulous kitchens showcasing a wide array of styles
Originally published: September 2008
Sizzling…
Color comes into the kitchen with these vibrant appliances
Originally published: September 2008
Feel-good Technology
Turn your master bath into a luxurious spa retreat with these smart products
Originally published: September 2008
Sculpted Space: Then & Now
How do you update an architectural icon? With great care and chic style, of course
Originally published: August 2008
Floating Beneath the Flatirons
This Boulder home rewrites that old adage about people in glass houses. Forget throwing stones. Just take in these views
Originally published: August 2008
Design Harmony
With its rustic face, sleek soul and secluded setting, this Telluride home merges cliffside drama with modern elegance
Originally published: August 2008
A Mid-Summer Night's Glow
Exquisite lighting no longer belongs only to your home’s interior.
Originally published: June-July 2008
Where Art and Nature Meet
This season, consider a holistic approach to sprucing up your outdoor spaces: Integrate art into the landscape.
Originally published: June-July 2008
You belong among the wildflowers...
...You belong somewhere you feel free... When Tom Petty wrote these carefree lyrics, he might have been calling us to Gunnison County—cowboy country with lots of local pride...
Originally published: June-July 2008
Organic Inspiration
Art influences nature, and nature returns the favor in a space where creativity abounds
Originally published: June-July 2008
Ranch along the River
For the Coburn family, life happens outdoors. Here, the story of how they built a riverside homestead to accommodate good Colorado living—al fresco.
Originally published: June-July 2008
Simple Pleasures
Sustainability meets style in a home built for low-impact living
Originally published: June-July 2008
The Art of Blending In
Built on a secluded mountain crag, this retreat pays homage to the land.
Originally published: June-July 2008
Historic Homes Style Guide
In our May issue, you can learn about the benefits of purchasing a piece of history. Here are some style points to consider before starting your historic home hunt
Originally published: May 2008
Where to Buy Now
Denver, the Front Range, the Mountains and the Western Slope
Originally published: May 2008
Take a Vacation, Find a Home
More and more second-home buyers are taking developers up on the chance to play before they buy
Originally published: May 2008
5 Great Places to Live Your Dream
Whether your idea of a getaway involves world-class skiing, wide open spaces, luxury amenities or a combination of it all—these unique options in vacation ownership could...
Originally published: May 2008
New Ways to Own
Don’t have a lot of time to spend at your second home? Consider these vacation-ownership options
Originally published: May 2008
Secrets From Top Realtors
Closing the deal: Tips from top realtors on how to maneuver today’s market
Originally published: May 2008
Start Your (search) Engines
As we researched for our real estate issue, we discovered several great sites, perfect for buyers and sellers who want to check out properties, learn about trends and get a...
Originally published: May 2008
Outside In
This boulder home speaks volumes about the owners’ pastimes and passions
Originally published: March 2008
The Garden's Secrets
Sure, the Denver Botanic Gardens are beautiful. But do you know how useful they can be in planning your own backyard?
Originally published: April 2008
Indulge
Dress up your outdoor spaces, or bring a touch of nature inside
Originally published: April 2008
Fresh Spaces
Find inspiration in these unique rooms
Originally published: April 2008
Live on the Links
These communities offer great golf—and an even better investment
Originally published: April 2008
The Best Little Basement in Denver
Everything about this space reflects the homeowner's Western-inspired vision
Originally published: April 2008
Growing Up
Vertical gardens provide color, sophistication and clean air
Originally published: March 2008
Buy Green, Build Green and Live Green
Boulder's eco-savvy mantra is transforming the local real estate market
Originally published: March 2008
Real Estate Report: Colorado Springs
From Broadmoor Brownstones and historic Victorians to all-inclusive communities and ranch land, the Springs has it all
Originally published: January-February 2008
Fabulously French
Breathing life into their historic Denver home, interior designer Toni Palmer and architect Alex Orkow created a masterpiece that beats with the heart of Provence.
Originally published: January-February 2008
A Home with a View
This star-shaped Boulder home has a hip, urban vibe and truly amazing views
Originally published: January-February 2008
In the Kitchen
Some of our favorite reads about great kitchen design
Originally published: October 2007
Puttin' on the Glitz
Visit the 31st annual Junior Symphony Guild Designer Showhouse and come away with some hot decorating ideas
Originally published: May 2006
A Tale of Two Brownstones
Your exclusive first look inside the 32nd Annual Junior Symphony Guild Designer Showhouse
Originally published: May 2007
Bold and Bright
With their ranch house bursting at the seams, a growing family finds room to breathe with solutions that go from subtle to extreme
Originally published: August 2006
Collecting the Spirit of Christmas
A charming collection of vintage ornaments and folk-art decorations brightens up the holidays for CH&L’s Editor at Large Niña Williams
Originally published: November-December 2007
The Market is Moving at a Gallop
with room to roam, Steamboat Springs’ residential developments offer homebuyers everything from mixed-use communities to ranch property with their own share of a cattle herd.
Originally published: November-December 2007
Buying History
our guide to owning a piece of Colorado’s past
Originally published: August 2007
Web Exclusive! (Don't) Forget Paris
Denver's Paris Hotel offers residential units.
Originally published: August 2006
Ticket to Ride
Urban villages tied to light-rail train stations are coming to Denver and the Front Range, bringing new housing and lifestyle options and attracting national attention
Originally published: March 2007
Kitchen Couture
Cook in style with these fashionable aprons
Originally published: August 2006
A Garden of Gifts
These gift ideas from CH&L’s Garden Editor Jennifer Jewell will have the gardener on your holiday list longing for summer.
Originally published: November-December 2007
Inside Out
Create Functional and Inviting Al Fresco Rooms with Expert Ideas from Local Pros
Originally published: June-July 2006
Warm Welcome
International interior designer Petra Richards artfully combines comfort with sophistication and elegance in a beautifully appointed Aspen townhome.
Originally published: June-July 2006
The Great Outdoors
Web Extra Photos -- The Latest in Outdoor Furnishings
Originally published: June-July 2006
Outdoor Objets
Antique or Reproduction, Classic Designs Transform Your Garden Rooms
Originally published: June-July 2006
Summer Breeze
Coloradans look for any excuse to be outdoors, and Bill & Jo Jones have extra incentive—a beautifully appointed patio designed by Lane Elisabeth Oliver
Originally published: June-July 2007
Dig In
Denver Urban Gardens is improving Denver’s neighborhoods one plot of land at a time
Originally published: September 2007
Belle of the Ball
A Refined Southern-Style Outdoor Retreat is Perfectly Suited for the Colorado Lifestyle
Originally published: June-July 2006
Color Collage
A passionate Breckenridge gardener brings an exceptional garden to life in the alpine climate
Originally published: April 2007
Jardin de la Cite
Located in lower downtown Denver, Centennial Gardens is a formal parterre with a Colorado twist.
Originally published: March 2007
Modern Masterpiece
World-class art collectors Kent and Vicki Logan return to Colorado and leave an indelible mark
Originally published: September 2006
Nouveau West
Urban Interiors and Western Flair Converge in a New York Transplant’s Denver Loft
Originally published: October 2006
Fresh Traditions
A historic 1908 home is transformed for the holidays using natural elements in a sophisticated palette
Originally published: November-December 2006
The More the Merrier
Denver interior designer Melinda Douglas creates a welcome retreat for family and friends
Originally published: January-February 2007
On the Edge
Grand Junction Homeowners Carve a Panoramic Sanctuary on a Western Slope Mesa
Originally published: June-July 2006
Mountain Majesty
CH&L’s 2007 Home of the Year is a stunning marriage of nature and architecture, where crisp, clean lines collide with a panorama of native attributes.
Originally published: November-December 2007
Modern Minded
A mid-century home is revitalized to accommodate a busy family.
Originally published: June-July 2006
Earth Bound
Stephanie and Scott Conrad build their personal slice of heaven on Colorado's Front Range
Originally published: March 2007
Perfect Palatte
With a fun, feminine spark, this cottage-style home is a comfortable haven full of striking colors and bold textures
Originally published: April 2007
Oasis in the City
Historic architecture, vibrant colors and a connection to nature flavor a home with an easy-living personality
Originally published: June-July 2007
Classic Magic
Luxurious furnishings and elegant antiques enrich this grand Cherry Hills home
Originally published: August 2007
Waking Up the Senses
Bold color rules in this bright and exciting Telluride remodel
Originally published: October 2007

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