The Un-Kitchen
Simple and elegant, a clean-lined kitchen becomes one with its surroundings.
Interiors
Boldly Balanced
A remodeled kitchen has timeless appeal with a carefully curated mix of materials
Maison Classique
There are homeowners who leave everything to the pros and homeowners who work alongside the pros. This particular client knew exactly what he wanted, rendering this complex project a partnership with his designer from beginning to end. “I had worked…
A Balancing Act
He is from Australia and envisioned all-American Wild West influences for their Steamboat Springs vacation home—antler chandeliers, reclaimed wood walls and bearskin rugs. She travels the world on business and stays in high-design hotels, and craved a similar modern elegance.…
A Modern Marvel
Modern, minimalist style is ostensibly simple—white walls, bare floors, sparse furnishings—but achieving this kind of perfection is much more difficult than it seems. Then again, Mikhail Dantes has an unfair advantage over most homeowners. As founder of D+D Interiors and…
Iconic Dining
“Handmade. Modern. Textured.” These are the words the owner of this mid-century home in Denver’s Hilltop neighborhood spouted off when he first sat down with interior designer Ashleigh Weatherill, owner of Ashleigh Weatherill Interior Design. Those cues led Weatherill, who…
Modern Love
Concrete floors, steel accents and near-spartan furnishings—not quite what you’d expect to find within a neo-Craftsman home nestled near the foothills in North Boulder. “You expect one thing on the outside, but as soon as you see that entry door,…
Taking It Personally
When you live in a historic home, it's important to put your own imprint on it. Susan and John Gowen did just that...but that was just the beginning.
Villa Soul
Referencing the vernacular of traditional Spanish architecture, this home blends easily with the historic houses in and around Denver’s Observatory Park.
An Artistic Escape
Good clients make an architect’s life easy. Great clients remind an architect why he or she chose the profession in the first place. For Katherine Kiefer, owner of West Elevation Architects in Steamboat Springs, the owners of this house…
On Top of the World
A new contemporary home sits high above Denver, embracing the city views and the great outdoors
A Tudor Tale
A family builds its dream house, a storybook Tudor, by mixing authentic wood details with fanciful color
Masterful Baths
Top designers transform these three winning bathrooms with smart space planning, distinctive style and luxe amenities
Minimalist Makeover
A redesigned Denver home becomes a tranquil refuge for a single mother of two
21st-Century Traditional
Streamlined spaces and contemporary patterns bring this traditional home into the modern world
Our Favorite Room: Putting Style to Work
A smart home office gracefully combines furniture collected over the years, showing that an eclectic look works in any space.
Turn Up the Color
Denver designer Lane Oliver of LEO Interiors reupholstered furniture, mixed fabrics and—in her boldest move of all—introduced fresh color to give a Louisiana plantation-style house a new look
Bold and Beautiful
Interior designer Jane Freking layers Old-World elegance with high-contrast style to make a creatively traditional home
West Meets East Coast
A tired Denver bungalow gets a wake-up call with a refreshing mix of modern and traditional elements
European Eclectic
With a few well-chosen furnishings and adornments, home design can transport you to a different place or time. But taking a newer home back several centuries—and doing so authentically—requires more than just some artfully placed antiques.
Into the Light
A remarkable remodel turns a dark and dated Vail house into a modern, elegant, light-filled home
Getting Cozy in the Highlands
A Denver designer transforms a cool interior with warm colors, bold patterns and redefined spaces
Artful Design
A mindful mix of furnishings and artwork instills a Denver home with color and character
International Chic
In 1991, when the homeowner bought this International-style house in a Denver neighborhood lined with Tudors, it stood out like a sore thumb. Not even his real estate agent had high hopes of selling the home. But this buyer, raised in southern California, was no stranger to early 20th century, Bauhaus-inspired modernist architecture. He saw potential in the structure.
