From muted and minimalist to dramatically daring, these living spaces represent the pinnacle of residential design in Denver and beyond. Step inside for brilliant inspiration for your own domain.
Shinesty’s Highland headquarters resemble the spaces one might encounter while attending a groovy 1970s house party.
Color and curves give a lively twist to a Denver home’s classic design details.
Drawing from ancient traditions and techniques, the Boulder-based maker creates perfectly imperfect home goods from clay.
Designer J. Randall Powers achieves all the warmth and romance of a classic Belgian farmhouse in Aspen’s West End.
Strategic tweaks made to a Boulder County home allow a young family to fully embrace their mountain views—and their newfound modern style.
“The fire was the best thing that could have happened,” says the interior designer and homeowner.
The star of the hit show “Rico to the Rescue,” which helps Denver-area homeowners salvage renovations gone awry, talks project pitfalls, tips for finding the right contractor, and his upcoming appearance at the Denver Home Show.
Don’t miss these exhibitions of works by Colorado artists past and present.
Overlooking the Continental Divide, this Boulder home now captures the beauty and serenity of its spectacular surroundings.
The historic property—reimagined for modern living—shows off period details, contemporary finishes, and one-of-a-kind amenities in equal measure.
Skip the shipping fees and treat those on your nice list to local ceramicist Sean VanderVliet’s midcentury modern–style homewares this year.
A new Denver Art Museum show shines a light on the art and craft of a beloved domestic textile.
Known for bringing ultra-luxe listings to real estate markets around the world, the Agency recently debuted a Denver office—and a one-of-a-kind Cherry Hills Village property with a record-breaking price.
Here’s how to transform that sad little patch of grass between the sidewalk and street into a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant source of serious curb appeal.
Step inside the LoHi space decked out in turquoise, plum, and geometric patterns.
Warm woods, plush sheepskins, and vintage rugs add a softness to the stark color palette.
Interior Define’s stylish new Denver Define Studio lets homeowners see and feel every component of their custom furniture creations before they buy.
With the help of designer Beth Armijo, the renovation merges old with new, soft with sleek, and elegance with ease.
The eye-catching municipal space embodies strength and a sense of refuge.
