An Off-the-Grid Shipping Container Cabin
Just outside of Cañon City, Colorado, this 1,280-square-foot shipping container home is a cool, secluded family retreat.
Exteriors
Is Your Patio Ready for Summer?
Get your outdoor living space ready for dining al fresco or watching a movie under the stars.
Beautiful Pools That Will Have You Dreaming of Summer
Get inspired by these backyard pool design trends to create your own outdoor space for warmer days ahead.
Pearl Izumi’s Award-Winning Headquarters
The Colorado-based office is a sustainable stunner that reflects the company’s outdoor culture.
The Design of the U.S. Air Force Academy
The Academy's Cadet Chapel is the only Colorado building that's been awarded the American Institute of Architects' prestigious Twenty-Five Year Award.
7 Fun and Festive Doors Around Denver
Boughs of holly and wreaths of pine—take a tour of holiday cheer from around the mile high city.
A Fairy Tale Estate in Vail Valley
Surrounded by forest and mountain views, this magical home is straight out of a storybook.
5 Luxury Dog Houses for the Modern Pup
Check out these stylish dog houses that will fit right in with your modern home design.
These Space Stations Can Be Parked Anywhere
Smart, compact, and sustainable are the key ingredients to Louisville’s Studio Shed.
Designing the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center
Take a look at the 2015 Crystal Award Winner in the categories of Institutional Design and Judge's Merit Commercial.
Jazzing Up Your Patio: Bring the Inside Out
Your patio is an extension of your home... so make it feel that way.
The Perfect Storm
If you’ve been thinking about buying a new home, 2012 might be the perfect year. Thinking of selling? Well, 2012 might be just right for that, too. But, you may ask, how can both be true?“This will be a terrific…
Million Dollar Babies
How much house can you get in Colorado for $1 million? Here’s a glimpse of what that price tag will buy from Boulder to Edwards.24 Broadmoor Avenue, Colorado Springs$1,100,0005,977 square feetCatherine Taryle, ReMax Properties, Inc., springsluxe.comThis historic 1910 home (pictured…
Distinctly Historic
Although Denver offers a stunning variety of established neighborhoods and old houses, the city has set aside 51 districts as being so architecturally significant they deserve special treatment. “Historically designated neighborhoods are full of wonderful older homes,” says real estate…
Buying Modern
1815 S. Jersey Way, LynwoodDenver's Lynwood neighborhood, with its wide curvy streets and convenient location, is alive with 1950-era California Contemporary homes. This 1956 post-and-beam ranch offers three bedrooms and two baths in 1,551 square feet. A new kitchen and…
Mountain High
If you’re looking for local charm, low-key living and plenty of space to play all year long, head to Steamboat Springs, Winter Park and Fraser. Some of Colorado’s best-kept secrets, these towns lack Vail-style glitz—which is just how they like…
A Slice of Paradise
Not all fractions are created equal. For many second-home buyers looking for a slice of mountain-town life, fractional ownership has traditionally meant buying into a luxurious private club or hotel. At places like Vail’s new Four Seasons Residence Club and…
Real Estate Watch: Slope Side
The term “Western Slope” is used to describe all the land west of the Continental Divide—a third of the state of Colorado. Compared to the Front Range, it’s a thinly populated region, with huge swaths of land (and its economy)…
Head for the Hills
Two mountain ranges, three counties and 150 miles separate Crested Butte and Telluride. But these beloved Colorado mountain towns share a similar narrative. Both served as summer residence to the nomadic Ute Indian tribe, who came for the abundant food…
Home on the (Front) Range
Coloradans refer to the urban corridor between Pueblo and the Wyoming state line as the Front Range, where prairie runs headlong into high peaks, and undeveloped land leads to master-planned communities. The landscape of the Front Range may be varied,…
What Housing Bubble?
We’ve all heard the jokes about Boulder existing in its own impractical bubble; even the New York Times has piled on, running a 2008 feature in its travel magazine that dubbed the city, “Twenty-Five Square Miles Surrounded by Reality.” Boulder,…
Make Some Green
THE ECONOMY MIGHT BE REBOUNDING, but it’s still a difficult time to sell a house. By the end of 2009, the number of single-family home sales in Denver had dropped 20 percent from the previous year, according to Denver Land…
One-of-a-Kind Find
Henry drew details for the remodel from the original house: a floating vanity in the master bath echoes a similar feature in the extraordinary glass-walled powder room; the new office addition blends in seamlessly with the help of flagstone flooring…
At Work With...
JUST FIVE YEARS AGO, Tami Door and her husband, who were living in Michigan, decided it was time to move. They considered cities all over the world. JUST FIVE YEARS AGO, Tami Door and her husband, who were living in…
