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An Urban Escape
The interior design of Beatrice & Woodsley—a Denver hotspot that serves rustic American fare (think crawfish beignets and kale-stuffed quail) and top-notch wine—is rooted in an imaginative story. Restaurateur Kevin Delk admits the vision arrived somewhat unexpectedly: he came across the space he would transform into a fanciful urban oasis while hunting for a spot to open a pizzeria.

WHERE IT BEGAN: When the current owners took a look at this vacation home in Beaver Creek’s Arrowhead resort community, it was covered from floor to ceiling in perfect 1980s style.

7:00 AM: RISE TO A MID-CENTURY MORNING

Shapely dishes and serveware with classic silhouettes from Design Within Reach pair with handsome matte flatware and a punchy tablecloth in a spread that’s worth waking up for.

1. First, put fashion forward. “What I see in a lot of closets is a mishmash of clothes,” says Polly Lestikow, closet designer and president of Closet Factory Colorado, “because people don’t know what image they’re trying to portray.” Ask yourself what kind of image you want to create at work and in your casual life, then eliminate what doesn’t fit with that image.