What’s Hot (and What’s Not) in Colorado Architecture
From 2-in-1 kitchens to high-tech houses, these home design trends will keep you current.
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From 2-in-1 kitchens to high-tech houses, these home design trends will keep you current.
Two doctors, one “starter” house, an amazing team, and a lot of love come together in this Cherry Hills Village home.
A virtual tour of this year’s celebration of modern residential architecture and interior design.
Interior designer Paige Blackburn moved her family of five a few blocks down and into a home with one-third less square footage.
A Boulder family orders up serious eco-friendly home design with a side of breezy playground fun.
Go big and stay home: See how one family fell in love with the perfect lot, and finally got their dream home.
Acres of land and a contemporary flare provide an expansive living space for a family of five, two dogs, and a fabulous art collection.
With room to spread out, family bonding space, and a bit of rental income, this redone house-next-to-the-main-house has it all.
A transplanted NY couple and their boys find a charming 1800s home in Congress Park in which to make their own history.
A sliding barn door brings a touch of rustic into your home, while standing out as functional art pieces.
Hot tubs, cocktails, sunsets, star watching... If there’s a better hang-out spot apres whatever turns you, we’d love to see it.
This 8,000-square-foot house represents the owners’ lifelong dream of a seamless indoor/outdoor living space.
This light and airy Boulder home was built concurrent with the Hotel Boulderado, and by the same local architect.
Nestled into the Rocky Mountains, these five warm retreats are exactly where you want to be.
These stylish, portable gems can both serve as creative guesthouses as well as satisfy your travel bug.
They thought all they wanted was a single-room makeover—but then one thing led to another in this Snowmass Village home.
This 5-acre compound created by a Colorado artist has become a sanctuary for a Washington, D.C., executive and his grown sons.
This single-story house in a desirable neighborhood morphs from That ‘70s Show to serene midcentury manse.
Breathe some life into your home this winter by adopting one or more of this year's design trends.
Besides creating enough space and shelving, don’t forget these important features that will take your closet from drab to dream.
With lighter, brighter interiors, everything is illuminated in this home as it goes from mountain lodge to mountain aerie.
In addition to ski-out access, this slopeside home has tons of style.
From man cave to community clubhouse, these are touchdown spaces for watching the football game.
An enchanting indoor waterfall and natural atrium create quite the experience in this eclectic Boulder home.