A 2026 Mid-Year Roundup of a Few Home Features

Back Deck Perched above the walkout lower level, the deck spans the view side of the home and creates a seamless extension of the main living space. | Photo: Dallas + Harris

Primary Bedroom Fluted wood creates a headboard for the upholstered Vanguard Furniture bed.A Lostine pendant light hangs above a nightstand from Made Goods. The bench is also from Made Goods and layered pillows and bedding add warmth. | Photo: David Patterson

Primary Bathroom Sconces from the Hudson Valley Lighting Group cast a warm glow on the Porcelanosa vanity top. The flooring is from Arizona Tile and the shower hardware is Delta Brizo. | Photo: David Patterson

Patio Rogan replaced a small concrete pad with the flagstone patio and added a large fire pit. She prefers the French doors to sliders. “When we’re entertaining, we definitely utilize the flow really well.” | Photo: Eric Lucero

Family Room “This is where we live,” says Rogan. She painted the woodwork and walls the same color (Sherwin-Williams Aesthetic White)—“like in Emily in Paris.” The slipcovered, washable sofas and swivel chair are from Rowe Furniture. | Photo: Eric Lucero

Kitchen Cabinetry from Caruso Kitchen Design frames a custom vent hood by Raw Urth Designs, and Denver Modern Vail Collection stools surround a custom Ethos Furniture walnut table. | Photo: Dallas + Harris

Wine Room The multipurpose TV lounge/office also includes wine storage. Moody, dark tones contrast with Vibrations wallpaper in Anguille métal from Élitis, and a Roche Bobois sofa joins a coffee table from Perigold. | Photo: Dallas + Harris

Patio The clients’ own chairs, draped with pillows and blankets from Fibre by Auskin, surround an Arteriors Home coffee table, with a lacquered geometric side table, also from Arteriors. | Photo: Dallas + Harris

Hallway A Slim Aarons skiing photo perches against the dramatic stone walls and above a console table made from a bleached teak root. | Photo: Dallas + Harris

Sitting Area A fireplace, soft throws and pillows, and pool table create an inviting space where guests like to hang out. Mustard accent chairs are by Nuevo. | Photo: Emily minton redfield

Kitchen A custom window treatment in material by Fabricut picks up the tones in the orange bar stools, which were brought from the couple’s Snowmass condo. Statement art from their existing collection borders the picture window. | Photo: Emily minton redfield

Living Room Stone tiles crafted from recycled materials create a three-dimensional effect, and the Adriana Hoyos sectional provides a comfy TV viewing spot. Come evening, the Varaluz lighting with a bronze finish twinkles. | Photo: Eric Lucero

Entry A pivot door built by Arcada Custom Wood Products opens to a customized Azari rug. The metal and faux-onyx chandelier is from Galleria Lighting. | Photo: Eric Lucero

Primary Bathroom Sierra Pacific windows that frame the mountain range provide optimal views from the soaking tub. Caesarstone counters meld with the stain on the slab cabinetry. | Photo: Dallas + Harris

Primary Bedroom “The home features strong architectural elements and large windows, so a layered neutral palette was the most appropriate choice here and everywhere,” says Gurlea, who selected the Vanguard furnishings. “The neutrals enhance the natural light.” | Photo: Dallas + Harris

Kitchen and Dining Area The kitchen and dining areas feature complementary finishes, including terrazzo floor tiles and colored plaster walls. Cabinetry is vertical- grain white oak by builder Mark Person. Island pendants are by Visual Comfort; counter chairs by CB2. | Photo: David O. Marlow

Living Room A central gathering place, the open living room is comfortable with an ample sofa is from RH; the cocktail table is by Arhaus. | Photo: David O. Marlow