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Don’t miss these exhibitions of works by Colorado artists past and present.
Denver shop owner and decor maven Holly Kuhn’s latest endeavor is a must-visit for Front Range design lovers.
The Rocky Mountain region’s biggest home and garden show; a larger-than-life Clyfford Still exhibition; and a chance to get featured in 5280 Home (and win $500!).
If your timeline, wallet, or landlord won’t allow you to permanently revamp your home’s finishes, these temporary tiles and wallpapers can add a punch of style in a pinch.
Denver recently hired its first chief urban designer to help our cityscape grow—and look good doing it.
The How To Build A Sex Room designer dishes four ways to spice up your bedroom design scheme this Valentine’s Day and every day after.
Louisville-based company Studio Shed plays a major role in their road to home.
The interior designer’s renovation of her Berkeley home illustrates how the right design moves can reflect a family’s evolving identity.
Local industry experts keep us honest about the financial, emotional, and practical realities of reviving your home base.
Denver designer Jess Knauf revives a Mediterranean-inspired home by embracing—not erasing—its distinctive architectural bones.
Overlooking the Continental Divide, this Boulder home now captures the beauty and serenity of its spectacular surroundings.
The Denver designer’s glammed-out office inspires fearless design.
A letter from the editor of 5280 Home‘s February/March 2023 Renovation issue.
The gallery and nonprofit empowers female and female-identifying artists and entrepreneurs with a new kind of collective.
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.
Denver has been a hot spot for millennial transplants for years. But what happens when the generation born between roughly 1981 and 1996 suddenly becomes the one that can’t afford to stay?
The Denver designer’s collection of seating and tables prioritizes climate-friendly materials.
