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Features TOP DENVER DESIGN 2021–22 45 TOP RESIDENTIAL SPACES Six dreamy rooms that are raising the design bar in Denver and surrounding areas.

52 OPEN HOUSE The footprint of a humble midcentury ranch in Boulder gives rise to a new modernist dwelling that embraces its surroundings.

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Architecture What you need to know about the Denver Art Museum’s recently renovated and reopened Martin Building.

A whole-office transformation by Duet Design Group delivers abundant inspiration and ideas for any HQ—whether it’s at home or in an actual office building. (Remember those?)

Fashion stylist Kiri Morken reveals her most treasured furnishing in her Lincoln Park home.

Stuff We Love Prep your guest room with smart bedside necessities and thoughtful items that provide a warm welcome. Room We Love A den swathed in sumptuous fabrics and soothing colors offers a quiet moment in a Wash Park penthouse. Style Ten things Suchit Majmudar, cofounder of Sunday’s Spirits, recommends for a top-shelf home bar.

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Eric Lucero PHOTOGR APHER

Bucket-list travel destination: Dubai. The architecture is above and beyond; it’s a future city in present time. Maximalist or minimalist: Minimalist. My mind starts to wander too much when things go the other direction. Favorite space in your home: My office. It’s where I get lost in my music while editing photos. Eric photographed the den in “Top Denver

Make It Personal

his past September, I had the pleasure of (virtually) attending Business Of Home’s third annual Future Of Home conference, where home-industry professionals geeked out on topics ranging from the rise of coliving to digital currency’s impacts on the art world (please don’t quiz me on the latter). By the end of the two-day summit, I had a page of quotes from the star-studded lineup of panelists, including Martha Stewart, Jonathan Adler, and Christian Siriano, scribbled in my notebook. During a discussion about the future of media, Mélanie Berliet, general manager of the Spruce lifestyle website, spoke about how social and digital media platforms have led to the speedy turnover of design trends. “Information spreads so widely and quickly that it’s almost as if [trends] don’t exist,” she said. “I think that’s a beautiful thing because ultimately what will matter is people

Daliah Singer

figuring out what their personal style is.” I couldn’t agree more. Sure, fleeting trends are fun to admire and experiment with, but meaningful living spaces that reflect one’s lifestyle and personal history are the backbone of great design. In this issue, you’ll explore residential spaces with plenty of personal panache, including a moody den inspired by its owner’s English upbringing (“Top Denver Design 2021–22,” page 45), an interior designer’s modern dwelling furnished with vintage finds she revived herself (“Open House,” page 52), and a local fashion stylist’s beloved credenza with a familial backstory (“I Love My…,” page 80). As you flip through the following pages, I hope you’ll take note of the artworks, furnishings, and space-planning techniques that pique your interest, as well as those that don’t. This inspiration could inch you closer to finding your own personal style— a beautiful thing indeed.

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Maximalist or minimalist: Clutter and I don’t get along (unless it’s a packed bookshelf). Favorite space in your home: My bedroom. Its mix of grays, blues, and lighter woods always relaxes me. Recent design find: My husband and I commissioned a painting from our friend Carly Jo Hougen. It fits perfectly in our home. Daliah wrote “Stay Stylish” (page 35)

Cheryl Meyers WRITER

Morning drink of choice: A double-shot latte with oat milk. Dream-home requirement: Six Adirondack chairs around a fire pit. Favorite paint color: Benjamin Moore’s White Dove. It’s a warm, creamy white—not too stark or harsh.

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Cheryl wrote “Hot Seat” (page 19), “Top Denver Design 2021–22” (page 45), and “I Love My...” (page 80)

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San Francisco Bay Area designers Kate McIntyre and Brad Huntzinger joined forces more than 20 years ago to create a line of furnishings called Oly Studio (named after McIntyre’s daughter, Olivia). Their combined talent has led to a wide-ranging collection of elegant-yet-approachable, nature-inspired furniture, lighting, and casegoods—including the Klemm cast-resin table lamps, Faline four-poster bed, and Ariel chandelier (all pictured above). Now, you can see (and feel) their pieces at RiNo’s Design Wright Studios, Oly Studio’s new flagship dealer in Colorado. olystudio.com; designwrightstudios.com

Born from the legacy of Londoners Stephen Holland and Frederick Sherry—whose textiles company has produced apparel fabrics since 1836— Holland & Sherry Interiors specializes in a range of luxury

Art lovers will concur: Five art exhibitions are always better than one. Robischon Gallery, long celebrated for its robust roster of artists and its fascinating shows, presents five concurrent solo exhibitions—each exploring political and social themes via surrealist imagery. At the LoDo space, view contemporary works (including painting, sculpture, mixed media, and video installation) by Spain’s Paco Pomet, New Mexico’s Walter Robinson, Pennsylvania’s Tom Judd, and Colorado’s own Gary Emrich and Terry Maker. On view through December 31, robischongallery.com

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fabrics for the home and has showrooms in design meccas around the world. Lucky for us, they arrive in Colorado at the Denver Design District in January. hollandandsherry.com; denverdesign.com

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The Yumi chair, on display at the Denver Art Museum

WHAT’S HOT IN DENVER DESIGN

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Designophiles have much to celebrate with the debut of the Denver Art Museum’s recently renovated Martin Building. More than 11,000 square feet of new and redesigned exhibition space accommodate the museum’s enviable collection of 19,000 architecture and design pieces (one of the largest such collections in the country), some of which are showcased in a rotating exhibition called By Design: Stories and Ideas Behind Objects. On display now: Denver furniture designer Laura Kishimoto’s Yumi chair, which was commissioned in 2018 by the museum’s curator of architecture and design, Darrin Alfred. “One of my favorite things about the chair is how bold and unapologetic it is,” Alfred says. “It’s meant to be looked at from all different angles.” (To peek inside the updated Martin Building, flip the page.) kishimotodesign.com —CHERYL MEYERS 5280 HOME

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What you need to know about the Denver Art Museum’s newand-improved Martin Building, which reopened to the public this fall. by CHERYL MEYERS

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2. The three-year, $175-million renovation celebrates and even augments Ponti’s vision. The design team began by rehabbing the tower’s exterior, replacing many of the damaged, original pyramid-shaped glass tiles (produced by Corning) with replicas made by German tile company Bendheim; these also cover the building’s new facades. The unconventionally shaped windows, some of which frame views of the mountains, were swapped out for more energy-efficient versions (the building is now LEED Silver–certified). And speaking of views, a rooftop terrace—part of Ponti’s original vision that wasn’t built until now— is a prime spot to take in the cityscape.

Top: The Sie Welcome Center’s elliptical event space overlooks downtown Denver. Middle, from left: An exterior view of the revived arts complex; the welcome center’s grand staircase; a fresh gallery space

Coinciding with the 2021 reopening of Denver’s Gio Ponti–designed Martin Building is the release of a new coffee-table book celebrating the starchitect’s work. Gio Ponti (Taschen, 2021) is available for $250 on Amazon.

3. The interior renovations make way for lots more art. More than 33,000 square feet of sleek gallery and education spaces have been carved out of the castle-like building’s core, with many former storage rooms repurposed to make way for the museum’s growing collection. “We didn’t have enough space to suit the scale of this collection [before],” Darrin Alfred, curator of architecture and design, says. “This is our opportunity to shine a light on the architecture and design collection in a way we haven’t been able to in the past.”

4. A welcome center ties it all together. Sandwiched between the linear Martin tower and the angular Hamilton Building, the new, rounded Sie Welcome Center “unites what otherwise may be experienced as disparate elements,” Fentress says. The structure’s curves are echoed inside, where the Grand Staircase—constructed as a monolithic terrazzo form—winds sinuously to connect three levels. The welcome center houses ticketing, an event space, and two new dining options—including the Boss Architecture–designed restaurant that’s helmed by chef Jennifer Jasinski and aptly named the Ponti.

photography by JAMES FLORIO

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Bottom: The Martin Building’s new rooftop terrace

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1. The original structure is truly one of a kind. Designed in 1971 by the late modernist architect and furniture designer Gio Ponti and Denver– based James Sudler Associates, the sevenstory, glass-tiled edifice—formerly known as the North Building—was one of the first high-rise art museums upon its construction and is the only Ponti–designed building in North America to this day. (The Italian architect’s notable works also include Milan’s Pirelli Tower and the iconic Superleggera chair.) “He was a visionary and artist with incredible attention to detail,” says Curtis Fentress, principal of Fentress Architects, who worked with Boston-based architecture firm Machado Silvetti on the building’s most recent iteration. “So much of what Ponti is known for is represented in the tower: textured facades, geometric cutouts, and form following function.”

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A Warm Welcome

“Quality time is one of my main love languages, so having people I care about take the time to travel to see and stay with me means so much,” says artist, entrepreneur, and podcaster Jeanne Oliver. Here, the Castle Rock resident shares some stylish guest-room essentials that make visitors feel the love in return.

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1. Travel grooming essentials, products shown from Aesop’s São Paulo kit, kits start at $35, Aesop, aesop.com / 2. El Mar alpaca throw, handwoven in Peru, $175, the Citizenry, the-citizenry.com / 3. Seeded-glass carafe in blush, Sir/Madam, $68 for carafe and cup set, at Hawkins New York, hawkinsnewyork.com / 4. Willow tray in marble, approximately 16” L x 9.5” W x 2.5” H, $248, Style Union Home, styleunionhome.com / 5. Custom paper-wrapped bouquet, starting at $35, Sacred Thistle, sacredthistle.com / 6. A Thousand Mornings: Poems by Mary Oliver, $17, at Tattered Cover, tatteredcover.com / 7. Stone diffuser in terra-cotta, Vitruvi, 7” x 3.4”, $119, at Haven Well Within, havenwellwithin.com / 8. Waffle robe in Terra, $119, Parachute, parachutehome.com / 9. Happy Tea eco tea bag sachets, $18 for 12 tea bags, Art Of Tea, artoftea.com / 10. Corvo EKG electric kettle in matte black and walnut, $149, Fellow, fellowproducts.com

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Check out Oliver’s in-person creative workshops and online courses—ranging from journal-making to holiday decorating—at jeanneoliver.com.

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A Room With A Mood

A den swathed in sumptuous fabrics and soothing colors offers a quiet moment in a Wash Park penthouse that’s all about the views. by CHRISTINE DEORIO

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Can a person ever tire of a 20thfloor view that stretches from Longs Peak to Pikes Peak? Not likely. But, while remodeling their penthouse pied-à-terre, homeowners Garth Tait and Lael Klitsch realized that they would like a cozy contrast to their new living, dining, and cooking space that captures the Front Range panorama via a floor-to-ceiling window wall. “Most evenings, they retire to this den,” says interior designer Jodi Cook, who worked with KGA Studio Architects and builder Diamond Homes to transform the apartment’s former kitchen into the snug space. The jewel-box design began with a Schumacher fabric that caught Klitsch’s eye and now adorns a Lee Industries sofa. “The chenille-like weave almost looks like a patch-

work, which is inherently a provincial pattern,” Cook says, “but it has a sheen that feels soft and supple and upscale. It’s approachable yet luxurious at the same time.” The fabric’s shades of dusty silver, blue, and green inspired the moody blue-gray paint color that covers the newly paneled walls, custom builtins, and coffered tray ceiling. A wool-and-silk rug from ShaverRamsey echoes the palette, its abstract pattern creating a bridge between the formality of silver-leaf sconces from Visual Comfort and the organic texture of a Mongolian fur– covered chair. “We kept joking that this was like someone’s kooky Aunt Myrtle’s Upper East Side apartment,” Cook says of the eclectic mix. “So when we pondered what art to hang on

Benjamin Moore’s Smokestack Gray

Above: The soft Schumacher fabric covering a Lee Industries sleeper sofa inspired the strong yet soothing paint color used on the den’s paneled walls, built-ins, and coffered tray ceiling.

the wall, we thought, ‘A cougar is what she would have!’” Cook proposed a black-andwhite photograph from Natural Curiosities—“because keeping it monochromatic makes it feel that much more sophisticated,” she says. Aunt Myrtle has great taste. cookdesignhouse.com photograph by DAVID PATTERSON

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Suchit Majmudar’s favorite way to tap into his creative side is by hosting loved ones for drinks and dinner at his Cory-Merrill home—which comes as no surprise given the Denverite’s résumé (he helms Sunday’s Spirits, an independent Japanese spirits company specializing in whisky and sake, and he serves on the board of trustees for the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver). “As much as I love art, my ability as a visual artist is nonexistent,” he says. “Where I thrive from a creative perspective is [preparing] food and drinks.” We asked Majmudar to share 10 design-savvy items for the happiest of at-home cocktail hours, though he admits that the secret ingredient isn’t something you can buy. “In Arabic, it’s called nafas, which loosely translates to ‘spirit’ or ‘breath,’” he says. “It’s the je ne sais quoi that makes a drink or meal something you couldn’t get anywhere else.” sundaysspirits.com 1. Sunday’s Whisky. “This is our company’s first product in the United States and our pride and joy. We partnered with 256-year-old Japanese distiller Sasanokawa Shuzo to make a whisky that’s fun and easy to drink.” 2. Bar cart. “A bar cart isn’t critical, but it sure makes at-home cocktail-making more convenient. I love the deep-green color of this option from Visibility, its clean design, and its versatility—it’s suitable as a bar cart or as a trolley for your office supplies or kids’ toys.”

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favorite crunchy bar snacks, including Murray’s Mitica Spanish Cocktail Mix and my homemade spiced and roasted cashews.” 7. Zester. “Little touches like citrus zest or dark-chocolate shavings can really elevate the flavor and presentation of a drink (or food). This citrus zester from Microplane will last a long time and is dishwasher-safe. You’ll wonder why you didn’t buy one a long time ago.”

3. Ice bucket. “Ice is a critical part of making the perfect drink, and a nice ice bucket is a practical investment. This black-and-gold one from Pottery Barn is sleek and modern, but will fit nicely into any aesthetic.”

8. Cocktail book. “It’s awesome that Death & Co’s second location after Manhattan is inside RiNo’s Ramble Hotel. Their book, Death & Co: Classic Modern Cocktails, is a great guide if you want to try your hand at making something complex or simply learn about the history of a classic drink.”

4. Carafe. “Having a couple of carafes of water available for happy-hour guests is always a good idea, especially if the vessels look as good as this version by Research & Design Lab. Your guests will be grateful for the hydration the next morning.”

9. Coasters. “I often use vintage coasters that I’ve picked up on trips abroad because they bring back great memories. But if you want to go the luxe route, anything by L’Objet is amazing, including these leopard-print, 24-karatgold-plated coasters.”

5. Cocktail napkins. “Atelier Saucier makes napkins from reclaimed fabric in classic materials and fun colors like navy chambray and blush linen.”

10. Bitters. “The quality of everything from your glassware to your whisky to your mixers makes a big difference in how a drink turns out. These bitters by the Japanese Bitters Co. won’t disappoint: unique flavors, thoughtfully made, and because you use very little at a time, they ought to last forever.”

6. Snack bowl. “This resin bowl by Dinosaur Designs is stunning and would be a beautiful way to serve my 4

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Duet Design Group whipped up a whole-office transformation for clients who wanted their Denver workspace to feel as comfortable and chic as a beautifully styled home. Lucky for us, the project delivers abundant inspiration and ideas for any HQ—whether it’s at home or in an actual office building. (Remember those?) Flip the page for our top tips for a work environment that sparks creativity and fights the 3 p.m. slump. by HILARY MASELL OSWALD

The office’s dining room gets a touch of the tropics, courtesy of wallmounted planters and floral chair upholstery from Élitis. photography by ERIC LUCERO

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TAKE INSPIRATION FROM RESIDENTIAL DESIGN. “We designed these clients’ primary residence, and they wanted their office to feel like a home away from home,” says Duet principal Miranda Cullen. “[They asked for] a space with different areas to work, eat, relax, and have large and small meetings—whatever allows [employees] to be most productive and supported.” The design team embraced a cozy, elevated aesthetic that meets those needs: office spaces flex for small gatherings, comfortable chairs sit beside pull-up laptop tables for on-the-fly brainstorming, sitting areas feel like mini living rooms, and gorgeous textiles and patterns abound.

GET CREATIVE WITH ART AND LIGHTING. “I almost had a heart attack when I saw this piece, I loved it so much,” Cullen says of Melanie Rothschild’s colorful 3D installation—one of many vibrant pieces that local art consultancy Nine Dot Arts curated for the office. One trick to take from this project: Display art at the end of a hallway or wherever your line of vision ends. You get the fun of looking at it as you cross a room or meander down a corridor. Lighting also makes a big impact. “You’ll never be sorry you invested in beautiful fixtures,” Cullen says. “They go a long way toward making the workday more enjoyable, both practically and aesthetically.” Throughout this office, Cullen specified sculptural fixtures that provide layers of illumination and visual interest— a welcome departure from the fluorescent light panels often found in office spaces.

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Clockwise from top left: Designer Miranda Cullen tempered the 12-foot ceiling’s volume with a custom walnut wall installation in the reception area. In a transition space between two areas of the office, a colorful piece by Melanie Rothschild—featuring long strips of peeled paint—hangs above a pair of Oggetti consoles. A curvy Hive Modern chair, made from recycled cardboard, has a place of prominence: It’s visible at the end of a long hallway so passersby can admire its shape. The pendant is by the Future Perfect. Local furniture-maker Rooster Socks built the custom conference table, which is surrounded by chairs from Design Within Reach and paired with a colorful console from Blu Dot.

DESIGN WITH WELLNESS IN MIND. Throughout the office, the design team added spaces for employees to decompress or think quietly. “You can’t go, go, go all day without little mental breaks,” Cullen says. In one of the office’s private wellness rooms, a vinyl watercolor wallcovering from Phillip Jeffries— reminiscent of a lake or seaside scene—surrounds a leather chaise from Rifugio Modern. It’s worth noting: No matter where you’re punching the clock these days, space away from your desk (and in a place you find pleasing) is an investment in your mental health.

Clockwise from top right: A booth, lit by fixtures from Y Lighting, provides a casual spot for colleagues to chat or collaborate. Cullen’s team found the vintage cane chairs at 1stDibs and had them reupholstered in a vibrant green fabric to tie in with other nature-inspired elements in the office. A wellness room gives employees space to decompress or meditate.

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EMBRACE NATURE. The clients wanted natural elements—unlike typical commercial spaces’ hard, beige furniture bathed in fluorescent light—and the design team took up that call enthusiastically. In the library, a palm-frond-print wallpaper from Kravet backs a custom bookshelf where employees can pick up new reads or share favorites with coworkers. Wall-mounted planters by Little Eden Plants in Arvada add live greenery to the dining room. And natural wood tones throughout the office create a soothing atmosphere. “Any time you can add wood to a space, even if it’s just a small element, you get more warmth, more richness,” Cullen says.

Clockwise from top right: The library’s 29-foot-wide back wall is home to this custom bookshelf, backed by a leafy Kravet wallpaper. Throughout the room, chairs from Industry West flank custom laptop tables by BuildLane. Denver furniture-maker Rooster Socks built the custom lounge chairs, upholstered in a vibrant Schumacher fabric, and the ottoman, in a solid fabric from Anzea. The accent table is from Mr. Brown London. A feathery chair by Kenneth Cobonpue stands playfully beside a Noir cabinet, custom-painted by Denver artist Mauri Powell. “Give yourself moments of surprise or just joy in your space, especially your workspace,” Cullen says. “You’ll never regret it.”

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“These set-ups can absolutely be duplicated at home,” Cullen says. “Those days of sitting at a stationary desk 24-7 are gone. Think through function and ergonomics. Think about how you want your space to feel. Then build it, even a little at a time, until it serves you exactly the way you want.” duetdesigngroup.com

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The pool and hot tubs at Telluride’s Madeline Hotel & Residences offer a soak with a view.

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Colorado’s palette changes with the seasons, but winter and summer vibes coincide at Telluride’s Madeline Hotel, which underwent a $10-million design upgrade in early 2021. “We wanted to create something that felt timeless,” says Liubasha Rose, creative director of Rose Ink Workshop, which oversaw the renovation. “It feels cozy in all seasons.” The vibrant hues of wildflowers inspired the deep blue walls and pops of red and green furniture in the restaurant and lounge area, while custom crown molding

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Three can’t-miss spots in and around town. Eat: Year-old LittleHouse is a restaurant-meets-deli-meetsbakery that serves scratch-made food for lunch and dinner—and an addicting chocolate cake anytime. littlehouseeats.com Play: Rent a cross-country setup at the Telluride Nordic Association and hit the trails at one of the six Nordic ski areas around town; your four-legged friend can tag along on dogfriendly routes at both Priest and Trout lakes. telluridenordic.com

Clockwise from top left: A king room with an ebonized-wood bed; the hygge-inspired great room; a cozy lounge space in the après-worthy Timber Room; the dramatic, sculpted oak bar; antique skis welcome guests at the front desk; gorgeous details in every nook await discovery.

Shop: Downtown—take the free gondola down the mountain—is a designated National Historic Landmark District, and many of its Victorian-era buildings are now home to must-visit stores, such as Crossbow Leather and Mixx Projects. crossbowleather.com, mixxprojects.com

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in the lobby appears to be sculpted from snow. (Look up: The white detailing in the ceiling beams was informed by ski tracks.) Together with plenty of reclaimed timber, light fixtures made from locally mined quartz, and the great room’s hygge vibes, the main floor exudes the feeling that you’re kicking off your ski boots in a European chalet. (Telluride’s steep slopes sit just beyond the front door. ) That relaxing atmosphere continues in the 83 reimagined guest rooms, where four-poster beds made from ebonized wood are backed by custom-made curtains patterned with woodland animals. Elevated details including emerald-green accents, twig desk chairs, and leather touches courtesy of Telluride’s Crossbow Leather make the spaces feel extra special. But perhaps the best example of the hotel’s mountain-modern aesthetic can be found in the lounge. A sculpted oak bar (built by Loveland’s Genesis Hospitality Corporation) and handblown-glass back bar create a dramatic après tableau. Across the way, a plaster relief mural by artist John Opella interprets the topography of the Rockies— which, like the Madeline, inspires all year ’round. Rooms start at $764/night; aubergeresorts.com/madeline

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after a gut renovation of the 1902 structure. Morgan handled all of the design work and smartly preserved a number of architectural features, including the tin ceiling in the common area and the second-story maple floors (discovered beneath old carpet and linoleum). With help from a local artisan, the duo sourced period-appropriate glass to repair the fish-scale-paned windows above the front doors and had new door trim fabricated so everything would match the original, elaborate wood designs that frame the building’s front rooms. The 15 guest rooms look like bright jewel boxes, with velvet curtains and bed frames in pastel pinks, sky blues, and rich greens; brushed-brass finishes add a subtle sheen. Groups traveling together will love the just-opened bunk room, a luxurious take on the traditional hostel with 10 extra-long twin beds (built by Loren Lew, a local contractor) that can be booked separately (thank you, blackout curtains) or as one space. Bottom line: The Wyman delivers a distinctly Colorado hotel experience. Rooms start at $210/night; thewyman.com

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Three can’t-miss spots in and around town. Play: Heli-skiing the steeps at Silverton Mountain is on many an outdoorsperson’s bucket list, but beginners and families will probably feel more at home at Kendall Mountain, where there’s also an ice rink and tubing hill. silvertonmountain.com, skikendall.com

Clockwise from top left: Silverton’s rugged peaks sit beyond the Wyman’s front door; art-deco vibes in the bar; the red sandstone building was constructed in 1902; spectacular views from the courtyard; the hotel’s cozy lounge invites guests to curl up with a good book; original wood frames the guest room windows.

Soak: Nothing screams “après” in Colorado quite like a cold beer and hot springs. Orvis Hot Springs, about 30 miles north of Silverton, is a little slice of paradise amid the scraggly peaks. (Heads up: The venue is clothing optional.) orvishotsprings.com Eat & Drink: Avalanche Brewing Company whips up scratchmade pizza, tacos, wraps, and, of course, plentiful pints. avalanchebrewing.com

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Silverton, in southwest Colorado, is known for being a rugged, hardy town. But when Shane Fuhrman and Haley Morgan bought a historic red sandstone building on its main drag, their goal was to create a boutique hotel that offered something new to the area. “It’s a very relaxing, calm [area] with huge mountains surrounding us,” Fuhrman says. “To have this warm, clean, soft place to come back to is really nice.” The Wyman opened in May 2019

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Upon walking through the front door, guests are immediately greeted by a fresh take on the hotel lobby: a jade-colored bar, hanging chairs, and the Greenhaus, where abundant plants hang from a gabled ceiling. A garage door opens to a patio outfitted with fire pits and a building-size mural by Denver-born artist Zane Prater. Contactless check-in offers weary travelers a break from making small talk. And the seating area for Homa, the on-site cafe and bar, is as much a kitchen table for guests as it is a hangout for locals. In some of the 34 private guest rooms, custom lofted beds made from knotty alder—and topped with Tuft & Needle mattresses—separate the sleep space from the sit-or-stand desks. Six eight-person bunk rooms and a camping deck, where you can literally pitch a tent while enjoying access to a (heated) private bathroom, are also available. It all jibes with the team’s philosophy for the property—“everything you need and nothing you don’t”— which sounds like a pretty great motto for vacations, too. Rooms start at $49/ person for a shared bunk room, and go up to $350/night for a king suite; the camping deck is $89 for a group of up to six; kinshiplanding.com

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Three can’t-miss spots in and around town. Go: Satisfy your competitive side at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum, a tech-savvy, immersive venue where you can up your knowledge for the next trivia night and race an athlete on a 0.1-milelong track. usopm.org Eat: You can feel extra good about digging into your cup of joe and breakfast sandwich at Switchback Coffee Roasters, which focuses on sustainable sourcing and roasts its beans right in the Springs. switchbackroasters.com

Clockwise from top left: King suites feature inviting soaking tubs and fireplaces; knotty alder delineates the suite’s sleeping space; the open-air camping deck; the aptly named Greenhaus opens to a patio; Zane Prater’s mural adorns the hotel’s exterior; a cozy bunkroom with privacy curtains; local art enhances the guest rooms.

Shop: Ladyfingers Letterpress is more than a stationery store— though it carries a fabulous collection of cards. Its focus on local and sustainable goods makes customers feel even better about their purchases. ladyfingersletterpress.com

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As fun and invigorating as travel can be, it also often involves some bumps along the way. That’s why the group behind Kinship Landing— who are experienced world travelers themselves—kept things simple at their year-old hotel, an anchor of downtown Colorado Springs’ revival. It’s “functional design,” says CEO and co-founder Bobby Mikulas, who worked with local Echo Architecture & Interiors on the design. “We wanted things to feel and look and be handmade.”

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Denver

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Kind and OAK Market, are open to the public, too.) Colorado’s rich history influenced much of the design by New York–based firm AvroKO. The custom lobby fireplace took its cues from the gold and minerals discovered here, and Of A Kind restaurant’s ceiling evokes the Denver sky. Oak is a consistent theme throughout the building, providing a light, airy quality even as the wood nods to old-timey cabins. Brushed-brass light fixtures add a luxurious, of-themoment feel. The 63 guest rooms (one of which is a two-story penthouse) are thoughtfully appointed with midcentury details: armoires with dark-blue vinyl doors, striking wood vanities, and relaxing sea-green fabrics. The Clayton is also a hub of creativity. Art awaits around nearly every corner, and many of the member events, which hotel guests are welcome to attend, are centered on artistic endeavors, such as gallery-like exhibitions and poetry readings. A stay at this new venue offers an immersive entrée into Denver culture—a place where “hotel” means a whole lot more than just a spot to lay your head. Rooms start at $279/night; claytondenver.com

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Three can’t-miss spots in and around town. Go: Just four miles down Speer Boulevard awaits Meow Wolf’s delightful Convergence Station. The arts collective’s third permanent location, which opened in September, features the work of more than 100 Colorado artists and invites hours of wandering and discovery. meowwolf.com Drink: Five Nines is Clayton’s covert cocktail lounge, tucked behind OAK Market. The expertly crafted drinks make for a sexy pairing with the space’s gemstone-hued fabrics, dim lighting, and live entertainment. Clockwise from top left: King-size accommodations; the Tattered Cover–curated, members-only library; oak stars inside Of A Kind restaurant; the bright and airy coworking lounge for members and hotel guests; one of more than 200 artworks within the venue; art adds vibrant color in Of A Kind.

Sweat: Just because you’re on vacation, you don’t have to skip your workouts: Barry’s brought its high-octane bootcamp classes to Cherry Creek North in April. Order a protein smoothie to refuel afterward. barrys.com

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The silver lining of being cooped up for nearly two years? All that time at home gave way to some seriously stylish and multifunctional interiors, as the winners of our sixth annual Top Denver Design contest prove. Read on for six design-savvy residential spaces and a whole home worthy of a standing ovation. BY

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The Den What was once a catchall space that lacked coherent design and function has been transformed into this modern, slightly cheeky version of a den you’d find in an English manor house. “We didn’t want this to be typical of anything else in the house, which is fresh and light,” says designer Miranda Cullen, principal of Duet Design Group. “This room is really a destination, kind of set apart stylistically from the other spaces.” Inspired by the client’s childhood in England, Cullen and her team created a moody space anchored by a custom built-in, complete with an Avocatus fireplace surround.

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Dentil molding and beefy door-knocker hardware on the pull-down desks flanking the fireplace provide a European flair. The dark paint that extends across the ceiling (crowned with a textural chandelier) “gives the room such a cozy feel,” Cullen says, pointing out that the palette works because a giant window brings in abundant light. Even better, the design combines tradition with a little sass. For example, the artwork over the fireplace (by Washington, D.C.–based artist Josh Young) looks like a typical old-world portrait— except that the artist added a dash of paint across the sub-

ject’s eyes. The whitewashed hoof legs on the leather ottomans are another playful addition. “Design is personal,” Cullen says. “This family doesn’t take itself too seriously, and we wanted the den to feel like a reflection of them.” No doubt they’re chuffed to bits by the result.

DESIGN PROS INTERIOR DESIGN Duet Design Group CONSTRUCTION K.F. Bacher Construction

“THIS ROOM IS REALLY A DESTINATION, KIND OF SET APART STYLISTICALLY FROM THE OTHER SPACES.” —designer Miranda Cullen photography by ERIC LUCERO

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“Nobody uses a traditional dining room anymore,” says designer Andrea Schumacher, who skipped the formality and bestowed multifunctional good looks upon this space in the House Beautiful show home in Frederick. “You can host dinner here, but you can also pull down a book and have a cup of coffee, or use [the room] as a bar.” Without a client to offer opinions, the designer took inspiration from the home’s small-town surroundings (“lots of tumbleweeds and gorgeous 180-degree views of the mountains,” she summarizes) and the room itself: The modest footprint and tall ceiling led her to paint the entire space a single, striking hue—SherwinWilliams’ Cascades in high gloss—and accent the upper reaches in a custom wallcovering. “I used every single inch of the walls,” she says, noting the sky-high built-in shelves (accessed by a sleek ladder). The integrated bar underneath the shelves comprises a vintage dresser topped with Caesarstone quartz. To fill the lofty ceiling volume, Schumacher chose a multitude of Visual Comfort chandeliers from Circa Lighting that are “representative of the tumbleweeds outside,” she says. (Kudos to the electrician, who had to put 1,400 brass petals into the fixtures before hanging them!) Metal Craft, a local maker, created the dining table’s base from a tree root, which was bleached then paired with a custom copper tabletop. Vintage chairs, warmed up with sheepskins for a Colorado vibe, finish the look—a triumph of modern, Centennial State– inspired style.

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The Home Office In an era of endless Zoom meetings and on-again, off-again virtual schooling, a spacious home office might be as coveted as a luxury kitchen. And this walnut-paneled beauty in Broomfield—with a handsome workspace, a steel spiral staircase leading to a loft library, and glass doors that open to a patio for outdoor meetings—is the stuff of quarantine dreams. The office is part of a 9,000-square-foot residence (designed 15 years ago by Denver architects Brad Tomecek and Christopher

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Herr) that recently underwent a renovation by Boulder’s Rodwin Architecture and Kimball Modern Design and Interiors. “We rearranged the layout and added contemporary finishes to redefine the very soul of the home,” says architect Scott Rodwin. But before the renovation even started, the designers and homeowners agreed: The bones of the original, old world–inspired library would remain intact. “We decided to keep the existing wood paneling because ofits craftsmanship —despite it not being some-

thing the homeowners would have chosen themselves,” says interior designer Kate Van Sluyter, principal at Kimball Modern Design and Interiors, who tackled the task of complementing the paneling with a mix of clean-lined office furniture from Blu Dot, Design Within Reach, and Room & Board. “In this case, the traditional styling balanced beautifully with the much more modern style that the owners wanted.” To a home office that looks this good, we say: Work from home forever!

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The Exterior EXTERIOR ELEVATED Incredible views of the Flatirons and downtown Boulder were lost on this South Boulder property’s original home, whose architecture did little to capitalize on the stellar hillside site. So the owners called in Chris Gray and Steve Perce of architecture firm Bldg Collective to redesign the structure and maximize the views. The team preserved the old home’s foundation, “but even that wasn’t ideally located, so with some structural gymnastics, we cantilevered the main floor at an angle to better accommodate the connection between the interiors and the outdoors,” Gray says. One outcome of their work is this striking outdoor deck (built, along with the rest of the home, by local contractor Buildwell). Accessed from the dining room through large sliding doors, the area is made of batu hardwood decking and topped by a slatted pergola, “so we didn’t limit

the amount of natural light [coming] into the home,” Gray says. Limestone, steel, stucco, and fire-treated clear vertical grain cedar complete the materials palette, which is both contemporary and warm, and aligns beautifully with the landscape design by Hidelly Kane of Kane Hanson Architects. The architectural feat here is that “we gave [the owners] intimate space without the sense that they’re in a fishbowl,” Gray says. The east-facing deck makes the most of the views and the natural topography—which is steep on this side of the lot—and showcases how to marry form and function to maximum effect.

DESIGN PROS ARCHITECTURE Bldg Collective CONSTRUCTION Buildwell

“WE GAVE [THE OWNERS] INTIMATE SPACE WITHOUT THE SENSE THAT THEY’RE IN A FISHBOWL.” —architect Chris Gray

LANDSCAPE DESIGN Kane Hanson Architects

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The Kitchen Those of us of a certain age might cringe to classify anything built in the 1990s as vintage, but 30 years of home-decor evolution can’t be denied. Back then, kitchens were often small, isolated spaces, while voluminous dining rooms with oversize tables and chandeliers were the fashion. This Snowmass Village retreat—with its secluded kitchen, colossal dining room, and timber and moss-rock accents—once epitomized ’90s design. So when architect Flynn StewartSevery, principal of Snowmass Village’s F&M Architects, was hired to reimagine the house for today, his first instinct was to convert the dustcollecting dining room into a functional and eye-catching kitchen/great-room core. “This home was built before

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kitchens were celebrated public spaces,” Stewart-Severy says. “The hierarchy of rooms has evolved, and we felt it made sense to reevaluate the layout and push the kitchen forward, connecting it to the living room.” Clean white walls and bleached walnut floors replace the original mountain-lodge finishes, and dark trim and cabinets (painted Sherwin-Williams’ Sealskin) offer an elegant contrast. Atlanta-based interior designer Jason Mitchell’s selects—including a waterfalledge Brazilian marble island, Francois & Co. brass-trimmed hood, and shimmering Restoration Hardware chandelier—add a bit of glam that feels right at home in the mountains, creating a house that honors how its owners live now, and for the next 30 years.

DESIGN PROS ARCHITECTURE F&M Architects INTERIOR DESIGN J. Ansel Designs CONSTRUCTION Beck Building Company

“THIS HOME WAS BUILT BEFORE KITCHENS WERE CELEBRATED PUBLIC SPACES. THE HIERARCHY OF ROOMS HAS EVOLVED, AND WE FELT IT MADE SENSE TO REEVALUATE THE LAYOUT AND PUSH THE KITCHEN FORWARD, CONNECTING IT TO THE LIVING ROOM.” —architect Flynn Stewart-Severy

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When it comes to just-right houses, this contemporary stunner in the Polo Club neighborhood would get Goldilocks’ seal of approval. Credit that to the homeowners, a couple who love to entertain and know exactly how they want a house to function—and who, at the first meeting with their architecture team at Semple Brown Design, laid out sugar packets on the table to represent their ideal floorplan. For the home’s centerpiece, a sunken living room with 32-foot-wide sliding glass doors that open to a patio and pool, the goal was gathering: “They wanted it to function like a boutique hotel, with multiple seating areas, some more intimate than others,” says interior designer Danielle Wallinger, principal of Studio D Interior Design. A tufted, two-sided, custom sectional sofa (which the designer describes as “Harvey Probber–meets– Minotti”) was “designed to offer different configurations throughout the year, depending on the season or the occasion,” Wallinger says. A grand piano in one corner of the room and a built-in bar with a hidden television in the other take the space from game-day hub to holiday sing-along headquarters in an instant. And overhead, a trio of Gallotti & Radice’s Bolle Orizzontale chandeliers adds some fairytale magic. Just like Goldilocks, we’d like to stay awhile.

DESIGN PROS ARCHITECTURE Semple Brown Design INTERIOR DESIGN Studio D Interior Design CONSTRUCTION Squibb Estates

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The footprint of a humble midcentury ranch in Boulder gives rise to a new modernist dwelling that embraces its surroundings—and its owners’ love for design with a story. story by CHRISTINE DEORIO • photography by DAVID LAUER

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hen interior designer Stephanie Waddell, her husband, Greg O’Neal, and their young son moved from Chicago to Boulder, they knew they wanted to live as close to the foothills as they could get. A midcentury ranch on a double lot in Lower Chautauqua fit that bill, and its lush Japanese-style gardens were an unexpected bonus. The couple also loved that the home’s unassuming form sat low on the land. But after moving in, they discovered that the home’s dim interiors were too closed-off, making it difficult for the family to connect with their surroundings. So after some time, Waddell began a redesign—in partnership with friends, architect Renée del Gaudio and builder Dan Flohrs—that was all about opening up. BREAKFAST NOOK A glass-walled corner just off the kitchen holds the breakfast nook, where a custom upholstered bench and Arhaus’ Gage fauxleather dining chairs provide seating around a CB2 dining table. Restoration Hardware’s Capiz shell pendant catches the light by day and by night. GATHERING SPACE A masonry chimney anchors the open-plan

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living, dining, and cooking space, which opens to the outdoors via a 16-foot-wide slidingglass door. Hammerton Studio’s Rock Crystal Starburst chandelier makes a bold statement in the dining area, which homeowner and interior designer Stephanie Waddell furnished with an oak dining table by DoubleButter, fauxleather dining chairs, and a vintage seat at each end of the table.

LIVING ROOM In a light-filled corner of the living room, Lulu, the KITCHEN Boston Terrier, Each square offamily’s the kitchen’s on Anthropologie’s New Ravennachills backsplash tile comprises four Feather triangleschair in in peaA vintage rug varying colorscock-blue. of marble that fromofthe Sapere Colleccreate the illusion a threetion and guitars—which dimensional pyramid. belong to Rheingold’s The countertops are slate. children—round out the posh scene.

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BOULDER | $760,000 3br/3ba centrally located home has loads of options. Nearly 2,000 sqft of living space + rooftop deck. Close to Williams Village, Aurora 7 Park & High Peaks Elementary & near CU Main & East. Quiet neighborhood, w/mature trees & low maintenance yard.

LOUISVILLE | $750,000 4br/3ba home. Living room w/a gas fireplace. Kitchen w/granite counters, abundant cabinets and a gas range/oven. Master suite w/a 5-piece bath. Complete w/a finished basement. Close to shopping, trails, dog park and Historic Downtown Louisville.

Eric Erickson 303.918.9207 eric.erickson@coloradohomes.com | ESellsFrontRange.com

Janet Ronneng 303.919.3096 janet.ronneng@coloradohomes.com | RealEstateToRoots.cbintouch.com

LONGMONT | Price Upon Request 4br/3ba home. Family room w/soaring ceilings and fireplace. Kitchen w/granite countertops, pantry and SS appliances. Main floor master bedroom w/5-piece master bath and walk-in closet. Upstairs w/3 bedrooms, full bath and loft. Complete w/a backyard.

COLORADO SPRINGS | $710,000 5br/4ba home on a cul-de-sac offers Pikes Peak views from the deck & from the patio off the walkout basement. Large great room & family room w/wet bar. Kitchen w/large island & pantry. Cordera has many wonderful amenities.

Susan Ingle 720.771.4783 susan.ingle@coloradohomes.com | SusanIngle.cbintouch.com

Ashley Warren 720.938.1129 ashley.warren@coloradohomes.com | AshleyWarren.cbintouch.com

AURORA | $710,000 4br/2.5ba home w/a gas fireplace. Kitchen w/stainless appliances, a gas cook-top and backsplash accented by granite counters. Master suite w/a 5-piece en suite bath and a walk-in closet. There is also a walk-out basement. Complete w/a backyard. Michael Cutbirth 720.339.9608 Ryan Cutbirth 303.324.7943

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CASTLE ROCK | $659,900 Gorgeous, updated walk-out 5br/4ba home boasts outstanding mountain views. Open floor plan includes gourmet kitchen w/Quartz counters, ss upgraded appliances & expanded cabinetry. Finished lower level. Low-maintenance outdoor space w/turf yard. Alice Downie 303.520.0277 alice.downie@coloradohomes.com | AliceDownie.com

OFFICE Built-in walnut cabinetry and floating shelves create a workspace for two in the office, which is flanked by doors to the outdoors. The vintage chairs are newly upholstered in Knoll’s Cleo fabric in Fox. Architect Renée del Gaudio designed a wall to accommodate the vintage card catalog, which Waddell’s husband, Greg O’Neal, purchased via Craigslist years ago. The rug is also vintage, from the Sapere Collection, and the Charlton large triplearm chandelier is by Visual Comfort.

COURTYARD A pathway connects the residence’s rear terrace to a separate structure that houses a recreation room and garage. Both buildings have dark-stained cedar shiplap facades, which contrast dramatically with clear-sealed tongue-and-groove cedar roof eaves. ART SPACE The light-filled, secondfloor stair landing, whose floor-to-ceiling window captures a view of the Flatirons, is the perfect spot to paint. The easel and stool are both vintage finds. The Rue black marble side table is from Tov Furniture.

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BEDROOM A new second story holds the main bedroom suite, which opens onto a private deck via a sliding glass door. Rather than covering the bedroom’s Douglas-fir rafters, del Gaudio made them a feature. The wood’s honeyed tone and organic quality add warmth to the lightfilled space. BATHROOM In the main bathroom, hand-painted terra-cotta wall tiles by Tabarka Studio are the backdrop for Sazerac Stitches’ Double Loa sconces with terra-cotta shades and a pair of black Infinity wall mirrors from CB2. The two-tone vanity is by

Wedgewood Cabinetry of Louisville and features black hardware on the hickory drawers and copper hardware on the navy-blue drawers. GARDEN Local landscape design firm Marpa tucked intimate little gardens into all of the dwelling’s exterior corners, giving spaces like this first-floor bedroom a lush landscape to look out on.

5280 Home: You lived in this house for about seven years before renovating. What wasn’t working? Stephanie Waddell: The ceilings were like

7 feet, 9 inches high, which is barely above code. And I’m 6 feet tall, so it felt claustrophobic. The circular layout was strange and offered very little privacy, and most of the windows faced the front, but the backyard was the killer part of the property. Renée del Gaudio: The primary entry to the backyard was through Stephanie and Greg’s bedroom. It was so wrong. Was anything right? RDG: The most redeeming quality was the

way the landscape pocketed into the exterior turns of the footprint. We wanted to keep that footprint and make the connection to the landscape even stronger. It’s almost like the original house was hinting at what could be there. And you took the hint. RDG: The concept was to remove the roof

and exterior and interior walls, then rebuild on the existing foundation—with the exception of an entryway that we carved out and a 280-square-foot lower-level bedroom addition—which saved thousands of dollars in materials and other costs. We created an open-plan kitchen/living/dining core with high clerestory windows to bring in light from all directions—and give a glimpse of the Flatirons. Around that central core are the spaces for sleeping and working, which have adjacent gardens— designed by Marpa—that you can walk out into. And everything opens up and connects to the big garden to the north.

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Your materials palette, which highlights the wood and steel structure, flows from interior to exterior too. RDG: We didn’t see a need to design with un-

necessary materials, or to cover up the Douglas fir rafters. Expressing the framing of a project always helps to describe your concept. You’re showing how it’s built. SW: And it brings some of those earthy elements indoors, which became part of my design vision. I wanted all the interior selections to have an earthy or handmade feel, from the polished concrete floors to the walnut cabinetry to the slate kitchen countertops, which soak up every drop of lime juice when you’re making margaritas, but I’m growing to love how they show every way that we use them. But that wasn’t your boldest move. SW: I played a lot with tile. When I’m design-

ing, I’ll collect patterns and tiles that I love and it’s great when there’s that happy accident when they work together. I did a very odd tile combination in the main bathroom—a hand-painted terra-cotta 60

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backsplash with terrazzo floors and a weathered Moroccan tile shower surround— that I thought no client would ever bite on, but I was able to do it in my house because I was the client! You also got creative by mixing old and new furnishings. SW: I gravitate toward interesting shapes and

things that have the potential to be upgraded with paint or upholstery, so I reupholstered vintage pieces and bought vintage rugs. We’re such vintage thrifters that we hadn’t bought much new furniture in our lives, but we’ve never needed such a large dining table before, so that’s new. RDG: My favorite piece is the fantastic vintage card catalog that functions like a giant junk drawer. SW: We asked Renée to size a wall for it because I can’t live without that thing. It’s got 100-some drawers—for everything from measuring tapes to my college diploma! Part of what I love about a vintage find like that is that it has a lived-in feel; it feels like it’s a part of history. Much like this house.

BACKYARD The updated backyard, designed by Marpa, offers a variety of gathering spaces, including a cozy firepit shaded by a trio of mature aspen trees. “When we bought the house, we were told that those aspens were done for, and 10 years later, they’re still going strong,” Waddell says. To minimize the need for irrigation, Marpa prioritized native plant species and gravel groundcover instead of turf.

DESIGN PROS ARCHITECTURE Renée del Gaudio, Renée del Gaudio Architecture INTERIOR DESIGN Stephanie Waddell, Istoria Interior Design CONSTRUCTION Dan Flohrs, Coburn LANDSCAPE DESIGN Luke Sanzone and Christoph Fischer, Marpa

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DENVER | $3,125,000 Meticulously cared-for 5br/5ba Tudor home. Private backyard oasis w/flagstone patio. Main floor features the warmth of refinished select oak hardwood floors, grand living room w/stately fireplace, formal dining room, office, chef’s kitchen & family room. Master suite opens to a private balcony w/sitting area & a spa-like ensuite master bath. Finished basement w/2,000+ sqft of living space. Linda Bram 720.435.0857 linda.bram-winne@coloradohomes.com

EVERGREEN | $1,400,000 Live, Laugh, & Play right out your front door at this wonderful log and stucco 4br/4ba home just 6 minutes west of Bergen Park situated on nearly 8 level acres. Tongue & groove ceilings anchored by river rock natural wood fireplace. Kitchen w/SS appliances & granite island. Extensive decks. Finished walk out basement. 2-car garage. Barn/workshop. Karen Weidner 303.506.8244 karen.weidner@coloradohomes.com

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PARKER | Price Upon Request Gorgeous 5br/6ba home backs to open space with incredible Mountain Views! Upon entry to the foyer, the many special features will catch your eye. Great Room has a soaring ceiling and custom fireplace. Gourmet kitchen has large island, SS appliances & dining nook. Newly built custom covered deck. New basement finish with garden level windows keeps space light and bright. Cyndi Briggs 720.771.8873 Cyndi@CyndisHomeSource.com | CyndisHomeSource.com

LAKEWOOD | Price Upon Request Here’s your chance to get one of the best prime locations in all of Bear Creek Village. Fantastic 5br/5ba home features vaulted ceilings, curved staircase, hardwoods, updated kitchen w/granite counters, study w/built-in desk, brick fireplace, master suite w/fireplace, 5pc bath & walk-in closet, Trex deck & finished walkout basement. Tony and Vicky Limpede 303.564.8600 tony.limpede@coloradohomes.com

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EVERGREEN | $1,300,000 Find a country porch and hiking trails out the front door of this 5br/4ba custom home. Sun-kissed living and dining room with mountain views. French doors lead to private office. White kitchen with SS appliances. Alfresco dining on the composite deck

COLORADO SPRINGS | $957,000 Stucco 3br/3ba home offers a park across the street, elegant xeriscaping, front porch, wrap around patio, office, living room w/fireplace, gourmet kitchen w/black granite island, double oven, convection cooktop & microwave, bonus room & family room.

Karen Weidner 303.506.8244 karen.weidner@coloradohomes.com

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DENVER | $950,000 This three bedroom, three bath home is ready for your creative ideas and design expertise. Home w/wood floors and 2 fireplaces. Enjoy a full finished basement and brick exterior as well as a private deck and back yard. Complete w/a 2-car garage.

AURORA | $949,900 Blackstone 4br/5ba home boasts a family room w/vaulted ceilings, gourmet kitchen w/island, granite counters, double ovens, walk-in pantry and gas cooktop. Spa bath and walk-in closet adorn primary suite. Stunning backyard provides golf course views.

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Adelia Redalen 303.829.6475 Adelia.Redalen@coloradohomes.com | AdeliaColoradoHomes.com

CASTLE ROCK | $925,000 5br/5ba home. Kitchen w/granite countertops, SS appliances and pantry. 2nd story family room w/fireplace. Master bedroom w/5-piece bath and walk-in closet. Finished basement w/living area, bedroom, full bath and utility room. Backs to open space.

EVERGREEN | $924,000 3br/3ba home on 4 acres. Great room w/a fireplace. Kitchen w/onyx stone countertops, custom backsplash, SS appliances and an island. Master suite w/a remodeled bath, dual closets and deck. Complete w/a fenced yard, wraparound decks and 2-car garage.

Kelly Ellis 303.921.5420 ellisteam@comcast.net | ColdwellBanker.com/KellyEllis

Kevin Freadhoff 303.803.6949 Kevin@GoFHG.com | MountainHomeForYou.com

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PINE | $850,000 Unique property on the North Fork of the South Platte River. 4-acre parcel w/existing home & over 1,000 feet of direct river frontage. Quaint 3br/4ba cabin features hardwood floors, wood-burning fireplace, kitchen, sunroom & 2-car detached garage.

PARKER | $799,000 Stunning 4BR/4BA property on over 2.2 aces features panoramic views of Pikes Peak & Front Range. Skylights fills the entrance & kitchen w/natural light. 2 dining areas. Family room w/fireplace. Primary suite w/2 private patios & jacuzzi bathtub.

Dawn Havery 720.413.0318 dawn.havery@coloradohomes.com | DawnHavery.cbintouch.com

Betty Sanchez | Juergen Waldvogel 720.252.0665 juergen.waldvogel@coloradohomes.com | juergenwaldvogelrealty.com

BOULDER | $795,000 3br/3ba - Great income opportunity or move in yourself and enjoy the great location, updated kitchen and hardwood floors. All brick fireplace to enjoy on a cozy winter night. Contemporary and open floor plan.

COLORADO SPRINGS | $780,000 Lovely home w/guest house. Main house offers hardwood floors, 3br/2ba, living & dining room, family room w/fireplace, kitchen w/SS appliances, bonus room & backyard w/pergola. Finished area of guest house includes 1br/1ba, hardwood floors & kitchen.

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HIGHLANDS RANCH | $775,000 Beautiful, recently remodeled 4br/4ba home with a walkout finished basement. Kitchen has quartz counters, gourmet kitchen appliances & a large island. Family room features a beautiful fireplace. Basement features a large wet bar. Covered deck. Ashley Warren 720.938.1129 ashley.warren@coloradohomes.com | AshleyWarren.cbintouch.com

WESTMINSTER | $774,900 4br/3.5ba home w/hardwood floors. Kitchen w/granite counters, tile back-splash, a pantry, a breakfast bar and a double-oven range. Master suite w/a 5-piece master bath, a walk-in closet and a balcony. Complete w/a finished basement and a garage. The Cybyske Home Team 303.635.1100 Lisa@cybyske.com | Cybyske.com

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LOVELAND | $650,000 5br/3ba home backs to open space. Kitchen w/an island, granite counters and stainless appliances with a new gas cooktop and double ovens. Primary suite w/a 5-piece bath and a primary closet. Complete w/an unfinished basement and an outdoor oasis. Christina Kern 303.915.0809 ckernsells@gmail.com | ChristinaKern.com

CASTLE ROCK | Price Upon Request 4br/5ba home w/an open floor plan. Living room w/a gas fireplace. Kitchen w/an island, 42-inch cabinetry and a custom stone backsplash. Primary suite w/a five-piece bath and walk-in closet. Complete w/a finished basement and three-car tandem garage. The Simonis Group 720.799.4164 adrian.espinoza@coloradohomes.com | EspiAgency.com

WINDSOR | $650,000 Beautifully updated 5br/4ba home features a 1/4 acre corner lot w/dining room, great room w/vaulted ceilings & finished basement w/wet bar. New paint, floors, lighting, kitchen cabinets & more! Main floor primary bedroom w/remodeled bathroom & patio.

FIRESTONE | $610,000 Beautiful 4br/3ba home located on a large, almost quarter acre lot. Gourmet kitchen w/upgraded cabinets, granite counters, gas range, pantry & eating area. Open floor plan. Large backyard deck. Family room w/fireplace. Master suite w/5pc master bath.

The Galbate Team 970.631.4038 todd.galbate@coloradohomes.com | TheGalbateTeam.com

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WESTMINSTER | $600,000 5br/3ba home w/many upgrades. Updated kitchen w/granite counters, maple cabinets and updated lighting. Master suite w/master bath. Lower level has a family room w/wood burning fireplace, 3/4 bath, laundry room and bedroom. Complete w/backyard space.

ERIE | $600,000 3br/2ba ranch faces Open Space & offers $30,000 in premium upgrades including gleaming wood floors & granite counters. Kitchen boasts a two-oven stove, 42-inch cabinets, glass tile backsplash, walk-in pantry & island. Generously sized rooms and 9 foot ceilings!

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LONGMONT | $575,000 Unique 2br/1ba home. Interior has been updated w/modern touches to make it a cozy farmhouse. All kitchen appliances, washer/dryer & surround sound system are included. Patio serenaded by a water fall into a delightful pond. Fully finished structure.

THORNTON | $565,000 Gorgeous ranch-style 3br/3ba home features an open floor plan, finished basement w/wet bar & wired for surround sound, bamboo hardwood floors, office, additional bonus room & primary bedroom w/walk-in closet. Newer roof & beautifully landscaped.

Sharon Wiest 303.909.7637 sharon.wiest@coloradohomes.com | SharonWiest.com

Kristina Polson 303.359.2999 kristina.polson@coloradohomes.com | KristinaPolson.com

ARVADA | $565,000 Beautiful 3br/3ba home w/an open floor plan & private lot. Updated Kitchen w/island seating, Maple Shaker cabinets, stainless appliances & hood. Multiple levels for flexible living spaces. This home offers a large fenced yard, firepit & 2-car garage.

PARKER | $555,000 This immaculate home built in 2019 is truly like new! It features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and has designer finishes throughout. The gorgeous kitchen has grey cabinets, white quartz counters, an island and is open to the dining and family room.

Lynn Hodges 303.913.0166 lynn.hodges@coloradohomes.com | LynnHodgesCO.com

Adelia Redalen 303.829.6475 adelia.redalen@coloradohomes.com | AdeliaColoradoHomes.com

PEYTON | $550,000 5br/3ba home in the Eastridge neighborhood w/an open floor plan. Enjoy a large vaulted great room w/an adjacent dining area! Kitchen w/granite counters, an island and all stainless appliances included! Complete w/a basement and a backyard.

PARKER | $520,000 Beautifully renovated 4br/3ba home offers an inviting floor plan & backs to open space! Includes hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, abundance of light & modern kitchen w/ custom white cabinetry, granite, stainless appliances & opens to family room.

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LAKEWOOD | $515,000 Move in ready 2br/3ba home in desirable Primrose Above Bear Creek. Great room w/vaulted ceilings, dining area & walks out to the backyard w/a large deck. The kitchen has been updated w/custom cabinets, granite countertops & stainless-steel appliances.

AURORA | Price Upon Request 3br/3.5ba home. Kitchen w/white shaker cabinetry, soft white quartz counter surfaces and an island. Master suite w/a master bath and walk-in closet. Finished basement w/a bathroom and flex area. complete w/a garage, side yard and covered patio.

Carmen Elam 469.231.4497 carmen.elam@coloradohomes.com | HomesByCElam.com

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LAKEWOOD | $495,000 Charming 3br/2ba ranch! Newly remodeled main floor bathroom, beautiful fireplace, hardwood floors & spacious sunroom. Large lot, plenty of yard space, an expansive back deck & a large concrete pad for RV or boat parking.

WESTMINSTER | Price Upon Request Remodeled 4br/2ba ranch offers a 1-car garage. Fully remodeled kitchen w/granite counters, Maple cabinets & graphite sink. Newly refinished & stained hardwood flooring. Remodeled bath. Finished basement w/new luxury vinyl plank flooring & newer bath.

Amy Ackerman 970.396.4809 amy.ackerman@coloradohomes.com | AmyAckerman.cbintouch.com

Stephen Guertler 303.579.4942 SCGuertler@yahoo.com | SCGuertler.cbintouch.com

AURORA | $470,000 Bright & beautiful 2br/2.5ba home in the highly desirable Pioneer Hills neighborhood. Open concept floor plan. The back patio is incredible, the perfect place to relax and enjoy the Colorado outdoors. Cherry Creek Schools!

COLORADO SPRINGS | Price Upon Request Incredible 5br/3ba home situated on more than 1/3 acre on a private cul-de-sac that backs to University Park & has fabulous mountain views! This home boasts over 3,000 sqft on 4 levels. New paint & carpet. Central air & wood burning fireplace.

Heidi P. Martinez 303.717.1870 Heidi@HPMColoradoRealEstate.com | HPMColoradoRealEstate.com

Janet Porter 719.439.8308 janet@janetporterhomes.com | JanetPorterHomes.com

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AURORA | $450,000 Beautiful 5br/3ba home that is well cared for. Corner lot with a great patio. 3 bedrooms upstairs & 2 in the basement, w/additional family room. Wood burning stove off the living room. Close to shopping, trails & schools.

LAKEWOOD | $450,000 3br/2ba home with office space in Daniels Garden. Spacious, private yard in a country setting with a front porch and side patio. Oversized two-car garage and lots of parking. Great location close to light rail, bus stop, dining, and more.

Kai Coleman 720.441.4299 kai.coleman@cbrealty.com | TheColemanGroup.us

LaDawn Sperling 303.710.5817 ladawn.sperling@coloradohomes.com | LaDawnSperling.com

LOVELAND | $440,000 Beautifully maintained & updated ranch style 4br/2ba home in a quiet & secure area. Supreme location w/2-car oversized garage w/workstation on a significant .17-acre lot. Updated kitchen & family room w/fireplace. 1-yr American Home Shield Warranty.

COLORADO SPRINGS | $420,000 Beautiful 4br/3ba home. Tastefully done 4 level home that backs to the neighborhood walking trails. Just minutes from shopping and highways. Large family room with a gas fireplace, remodels throughout and views of Pikes Peak.

Stephen Guertler 303.579.4942 SCGuertler@yahoo.com | SCGuertler.cbintouch.com

Kai Coleman 720.441.4299 kai.coleman@cbrealty.com | TheColemanGroup.us

DENVER | Price Upon Request 1br/2ba high-rise condo conveniently located w/1 deeded parking space. Uniquely designed kitchen w/2 stoves, induction burner, 2-toned maple wood cabinets & travertine stone backsplash. Spectacular views of the city & Denver’s Historical Clocktower.

WESTMINSTER | $405,000 Beautiful updated 2br/3ba end unit in NorthPark. Open main floor w/high ceilings & wood fireplace. Updated kitchen that sits next to a dining room. Dining room opens to the fenced in patio. Large loft. Great location with quick access.

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Ashley Warren 720.938.1129 ashley.warren@coloradohomes.com | AshleyWarren.cbintouch.com

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LAKEWOOD | $400,000 Rare handicap accessible 4br/3ba ranch style end unit w/1-car garage. Open vaulted easy access floorplan, newer SS kitchen appliances, sideload washer/dryer, enclosed west facing private patio & engineered hardwood. Finished basement w/family room. Tolbert and Rutz Real Estate Group 303.895.9493 geri.rutz@coloradohomes.com | MyColoradoHome.com

AURORA | $390,000 4br/2ba house in a quiet neighborhood close to parks & elementary schools. Updated kitchen w/ss appliances, some wood flooring & decorative concrete flooring. Backyard includes a pergola built over patio w/plenty of shade & built in WiFi speakers. Matthew Beaman 719.321.5279 matthew.beaman@cbrealty.com | BeamanProperties.net

COLORADO SPRINGS | $369,000 4br/2ba home. Lower living room w/a brick fireplace. Main suite w/a walk-in closet and mountain views! Enjoy the fully covered back patio. Create the garden you desired with the unique tiered backyard. Complete w/a 30 AMP hook up and a shed.

DENVER | $330,000 Perfectly located 2br/3ba condo has maintenance-free living. Bright living room w/fireplace. Natural light. Open floor plan. Master bedroom w/bathroom & 2 closets. Upstairs nook area. Reserved parking spot. Recently redone community pool!

Ashley Candler 530.228.8004 ashley.candler@coloradohomes.com | AshleyCandler719Homes.com

Jay Brown 303.681.6118 jay.brown@coloradohomes.com

CONIFER | $290,000 Gorgeous 3.9 acres of land is located approximately 45 minutes from Denver. The land backs to a private ranch and provides gorgeous views. The lot is zoned MR-3 & is conveniently placed in a location with quick access to stores and restaurants.

LAKEWOOD | $250,000 2br/1ba condo offers privacy, ample storage & convenient location. Attached, oversized garage & bonus storage room. Living room opens to a private patio. Tons of shopping, parks & trails nearby along w/easy access to both downtown & mountains.

Janessa Smith 720.400.6743 JanessaSmithRealtor@gmail.com | JanessaSellsColorado.com

Heather Frenzel 720.724.5230 Heather@heatherfrenzel.com | HeatherFrenzel.com

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LAFAYETTE | $1,050,000

COLORADO SPRINGS | $1,000,000

Custom 4br/4ba home. Family room w fireplace. Kitchen w/an island, stainless appliances, gas cooktop. Master suite w/a master bath. Complete w/a basement and outdoor patio spaces

Beautifully updated 5BR/5BA modern farmhouse-style home with a private park-like yard. Soaring ceilings and quality construction with rich woodwork throughout home.

4br/4ba home. Great room w/a living area, a dining area and a gourmet kitchen. Basement w/a family room, a home theater area, 2 bedrooms and full bath. Complete w/a 4-car tandem garage.

Kristie Norden 720.849.3844

Karen Elmers 303.810.7708

Robert VanDerbur 719.650.9885

KEENESBURG | Price Upon Request

CASTLE ROCK | $875,000

BERTHOUD | $850,000

Spectacular country ranch 4br/4ba features 5+ acres w/shop, 4-car garage & 4,000 sqft. Kitchen w/Brazilian Teak hardwoods, Corian counters & SS appliances. Living room w/new fireplace.

Fantastic 5br/2ba ranch style home on 5.1 acres. Updated kitchen w/granite counters, SS appliances & large island. Master suite w/new windows, walk-in closet & attached bathroom.

4br/2ba farmhouse on 4+ acres. Family room w/fireplace. Kitchen w/a pantry and butler's pantry. Finished basement w/rec room, office and storage area. Complete w/2-car garage and barn.

Janie Larson 720.937.2676

New Key Team-Angie, Aleigha & Dawn 303.598.1551

Cindy Montgomery 720.373.9235

HIGHLANDS RANCH | Price Upon Request

ARVADA | $750,000

AURORA | $750,000

Fabulous 3br/3ba home offers hardwood flooring, remodeled kitchen w/granite counters, family room w/fireplace & main floor master bedroom w/5pc bath & exits out to covered patio.

Beautiful 5br/3ba ranch features an open floor plan, fireplace, kitchen w/breakfast bar, upgraded gas range & walk-in pantry, primary suite w/5pc bath & fully finished walkout basement.

5br/3ba main level living ranch style home. Great room w/a fireplace. Kitchen w/slab granite, gas cooktop, an island and a nook. Owner's suite w/a 5-piece bath and walk-in closet.

Gifford Dudley 303.356.3947

Mark Landin 720.322.5878

Gifford Dudley 303.356.3947 Trish Dudley 303.995.7377

ARVADA | $750,000

LITTLETON | Price Upon Request

DENVER | $725,000

Lovely 3br/3ba home offers a custom back patio w/firepit, 3,000 sqft of finished space. Kitchen w/island, granite counters & SS appliances. Primary bedroom w/5pc bath & dual closets!

This 5 acre Mountain Home is waiting for your personal touches, Horses are welcome here so feel free to giddy up! If shooting is a hobby enjoy the berm that is already set up!

Contemporary 3br/3ba end unit boasts 1,842 sqft. Chef's kitchen w/maple cabinets, ss island & custom open shelving. Open concept living room leads to the balcony. Close to downtown.

Dawn Mathis 970.481.5263

Tyler Westcott 303.619.4817 Susan Sharnas 303.475.3096

Susan Davis 720.296.7104

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MONUMENT | $699,000

GREENWOOD VILLAGE | $695,000

DENVER | $649,500

5br/5ba home w/an open floor plan. Kitchen w/a cooktop, double oven, island and pantry. Owner’s suite w/mountain views and luxury bath. Complete w/a finished basement and 3-car garage.

3br/3ba home. Kitchen w/top of the line appliances and 2-sided fireplace connected to the living room. Primary suite w/5-piece bath and walk-in closet. Complete w/2-car garage and deck.

4br/3ba home w/an open floor plan. Kitchen w/new quartz countertops and new SS appliances. Upstairs includes a 3/4 bath, bedroom and den. Complete w/a basement and a patio.

Michelle Orlandino 303.908.1871

Taylor Gravina 303.880.9930 Mik Gravina 303.877.7771

Lisa Heagney 720.338.8095

COLORADO SPRINGS | $643,500

CENTENNIAL | $634,000

PARKER | $630,000

Newly renovated 4br/3ba ranch w/full basement & hardwood floors. Kitchen w/gas range & oven, ss appliances & island. Living room w/fireplace & views. Walkout deck backs to open space.

4br/3ba home is situated on a fully fenced, corner lot. Living room w/high ceilings & fireplace. Kitchen/living/dining has sliding glass doors leading outside into the huge backyard.

Welcome to this ranch home with a walkout basement in the peace and quiet of The Pinery. Main floor living plus an open floor plan and topped off with a beautiful outdoor setting.

Thomas Elmer 719.210.4258

Gig Blitz 303.900.5545

Michelle Orlandino 303.908.1871

CASTLE ROCK | $625,000

AURORA | $600,000

LAKEWOOD | $599,000

4br/4ba home. Living room w/fireplace. Kitchen w/designer cabinets. Master en suite w/walk-in closet. Lower level w/wet bar and bedroom en suite w/walk-in closet. Close to bike trails.

Beautiful 3br/3ba home features a kitchen w/granite counters & SS appliances. Brazilian Teak wood floors. Primary bedroom w/en suite bath & walk-in closet. Fenced yard w/stamped patio.

3br/2ba home. Kitchen w/granite counters, SS appliances, tons of cabinets and pantry. Main suite w/a bath and walk-in closet. Complete w/a basement, 2.5 car garage and private backyard.

Scott Van Nostern 720.982.6107

Natasha Motyka 303.408.5897

Angela Atkinson 303.775.3031

AURORA | $590,000

BROOMFIELD | $585,000

WELLINGTON | $575,000

3br/3ba home. Kitchen w/granite countertops and breakfast nook as well as access to the family room and deck. Master bedroom w/master bath and walk-in closet. Backs to Aqua Vista Park.

Beautiful, remodeled 3br/3ba ranch offers a kitchen w/painted kitchen cabinets & granite counters, extended patio, fireplace, primary suite w/5-piece bath, office & finished basement.

Wonderful 3br/2ba ranch manufactured home sits on 35 acres w/numerous outbuildings. Open & inviting floor plan w/bonus room & sunroom off of the eat in kitchen. Panoramic views!

Debi Haning 303.960.8252

Carol Powers 303.859.1278

Krissy Bhanji 970.576.1359

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FORT COLLINS | $575,000

AURORA | $535,000

DENVER | $535,000

4br/4ba home w/3-car garage on a .27-acre lot. Nicely updated home w/gorgeous landscaping. New flooring, fresh paint, new tile entry, new tile around fireplace & updated powder room.

3br/3ba home set on a golf course with lake views, eat-in-kitchen w/granite counters, loft, primary bedroom w/dual walk in closets & 5pc en-suite bath & partially finished basement.

This charming 4br/2ba ranch home has an inviting living room, formal dining room w/built-in cabinets, a large updated kitchen, spacious family room w/fireplace & new carpet.

Leann Brown 970.222.9179

Jennifer Oldham 720.234.3863

Candace Pellinen 303.941.8789

AURORA | $530,000

AURORA | $529,900

3br/3ba home w/a family room, dining area and kitchen. Master bedroom w/a renovated master bath. Basement w/a laundry room and storage. Complete w/a backyard and purchased solar panels.

5br/3.5ba home. Kitchen has a separate eat-in area w/a walk-out to 3br/3ba home w/an open floor plan. Kitchen w/new slab granite a patio. Master bedroom w/an five-piece master bath and master countertops, a pantry and newer SS appliances. New carpet, new closet. Complete w/a lower level with separate kitchen. paint. Home on a premium corner lot in Chelsea Hills.

Ellen Keenan 303.720.1234

Debi Haning 303.960.8252

Nancy Jones 720.244.4509

DENVER | $525,000

DENVER | $515,000

THORNTON | Price Upon Request

Completely remodeled 2BR/1BA home! Updated kitchen w/ss appliances. Open floor plan. Private backyard w/2 garden beds. Updated modern bathroom. Centrally located & off-street parking.

4br/2ba duplex w/over 1,800 sq.ft. Main floor w/a kitchen, spacious 5br/3ba home. Family room w/a brick fireplace. Kitchen w/lots of living and dining rooms, 2 bedrooms and full bath. Complete w/a counter space and a sliding glass door that leads to a covered finished basement, backyard and 1-car detached garage. patio. Complete w/a basement, backyard and 2-car garage.

Bryan Lipman 303.720.9897

Donna Bird 303.523.9301

Parvin Gottsch 303.550.3377

DENVER | $499,900

CENTENNIAL | $495,000

THORNTON | $475,000

Remodeled 3br/3ba home w/fresh interior paint throughout. Kitchen 5br/3ba ranch located in the Cherry Creek School District w/No w/new cabinets, countertops, backsplash and new appliances. HOA. Bamboo flooring, open floorplan, kitchen w/hickory cabinets, Complete w/a maintenance free yard and a 2-car garage. tile flooring & SS appliances & family room w/fireplace.

Beautiful patio 3br/3ba home backs to a greenbelt. Open floor plan w/vaulted ceilings. Remodeled kitchen w/new hickory hardwoods & ss appliances. Primary suite w/bath & walk in closet.

Debi Haning 303.960.8252

Sarah Davenport 703.499.3664

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HIGHLANDS RANCH | $475,000

LONGMONT | $470,000

WESTMINSTER | $454,900

Beautiful 3br/3ba condo located in Palomino Park. Spacious vaulted ceiling living room, laundry room, built-in desk, quaint patio space that opens to a greenbelt & 2-car garage.

3br/3ba Summit View Estates home backs to open space, trails & reservoir. Hardwood floors. Open living room/dining/kitchen area. New ss appliances, newer furnace & hot water heater.

2br/1ba home. Remodeled kitchen w/white cabinetry and granite countertops. Master bedroom w/a large closet and gas fireplace. Complete w/an unfinished basement, a garage and a backyard.

Venus Escallier 303.668.0755

Sarah Davenport 703.499.3664

Mark Landin 720.322.5878

CASTLE ROCK | $450,000

WESTMINSTER | $450,000

WINDSOR | $450,000

3br/2ba home. Kitchen w/an island and all appliances included. Sunset Ridge 3br/2ba home boasts a remodeled kitchen w/custom Family room w/a gas log fireplace. Primary suite w/a shower and granite & cabinets & ss appliances, bright living room, expansive walk-in closet. Unfinished basement, fenced yard and deck. lower-level family room w/built in bar & 2 level deck.

3br/2.5ba home backs to open space. Kitchen w/high-end appliances. Upstairs w/3 bedrooms, an open loft, and laundry. Complete w/fenced yard, covered patio, 220 V and a heated garage.

The Rowley Group 303.841.1021

Joe Koffler 720.985.8126

The Choice Team 970.658.5909

AURORA | $450,000

BRIGHTON | $450,000

COLORADO SPRINGS | $450,000

Charming 3br/2ba ranch features a panic room, living room w/ surround sound & power shades, kitchen w/granite counters & hardwood floors. 2-car finished garage & unfinished basement.

2br/2ba home w/an open floor plan and a den. There is new pergo wood flooring in the bedrooms, new flooring and new paint interior. Conclude w/an unfinished basement and a 2-car garage.

4br/3ba home. Family room w/a fireplace. Kitchen w/another fireplace, an island and pantry. Master bedroom w/a bath and a walk out to a deck. Complete w/a lower level and 2-car garage.

Jennifer Oldham 720.234.3863

Lisa Heagney 720.338.8095

Jeanine Alexander 719.964.6801

AURORA | Price Upon Request

MORRISON | $440,000

LONGMONT | $435,000

Vintage English Tudor 4br/2ba home nestled in the metro area art district. Minutes away from Stanley Marketplace, Lowry & historic Fox Theatre! No HOA & a large, fenced backyard.

Turnkey 3br/2ba home offers an open, inviting floor plan including a beautifully landscaped backyard w/patio. Newer appliances throughout including the washer & dryer. Ideally located!

3br/3ba ranch features an updated kitchen w/custom cabinetry, gas stove & dining area, living room w/skylights & Vermont Castings wood stove, lower level w/family room & deck w/pergola.

Janie Larson 720.937.2676

Ashley Warren 720.938.1129

Sarah Current 970.692.3737

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LONGMONT | $425,000

GREELEY | $415,000

Charming 3br/2ba ranch home located in a convenient neighborhood, close to multiple parks & downtown! Spacious floor plan. 2-car garage, huge driveway, plus street parking!

3br/2ba ranch has many updates including newer luxury vinyl plank 2br/3ba townhome. Kitchen w/Corian countertops, newer stove, floors, ss appliances, quartz counters, cabinets plus furnace, AC microwave and dishwasher. Primary bedroom w/en-suite bath and windows & roof. Open floor plan. Unfinished basement. walk-in closet. All that and an unfinished basement.

Brandon Miller 303.990.0702

Sarah Davenport 703.499.3664

Debi Haning 303.960.8252

DENVER | $400,000

PEYTON | $400,000

EDGEWATER | $395,000

Charming 1br/1ba duplex unit in the Highlands of Denver. Recently remodeled kitchen. Original hardwood floors. Less than a mile to LoHi and Lodo in Denver. Serene retreat to fenced backyard with patio.

4br/3ba home. Kitchen w/a 5-burner gas stovetop, stainless Move-in ready 1br/1ba home offers a retreat near the city. High appliances, an island and pantry. Master bedroom w/a walk-in ceilings & beautiful hardwood floors. Updated kitchen w/granite closet and 5-piece bath. Complete w/a backyard and 2-car garage. counters & fresh paint. Fully fenced backyard w/fire pit.

Dan D. Gerlock 720.326.8100

Vanessa Bivens 719.309.8933

Jaci Piel 303.903.1428

LOVELAND | $385,000

LONGMONT | $385,000

FOUNTAIN | $360,000

3br/1.5ba home updates including all new appliances, new exterior paint, new light fixtures and bathroom updates. Enjoy a regraded yard, garden boxes, new shed and a new patio.

2br/1ba mid-century brick ranch is ideally located & features hardwood floors, open dining & living areas, attached garage & new roof/gutters. Large, fenced backyard. No HOA.

Updated 3br/3ba home includes a covered front porch, vaulted living room, kitchen w/newer appliances, updated sink, pantry & bay window & lower level w/family room & gas fireplace.

The Choice Team 970.658.5909

Sarah Current 970.692.3737

Vanessa Bivens 719.309.8933

PEYTON | $355,000

GREENWOOD VILLAGE | $350,000

COLORADO SPRINGS | $350,000

Beautiful 3br/2ba single story ranch boasts high ceilings in the living room w/open concept floor plan that leads to a spacious eat-in kitchen. Private patio. 2-car oversized garage.

Completely updated 2br/1ba unit features a newly remodeled kitchen w/SS Kitchenaid appliances, granite counters & white cabinetry, bar area which is open to the spacious family room.

3br/2ba home in Village Seven w/new carpet and flooring throughout as well as new lighting. Master suite w/its own balcony! Lower level w/a gas fireplace. Complete w/a 1-car garage.

Elisa Risner 540.220.6887

Jennifer Bub 303.253.4969

Karen Evans 719.322.2244

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LOVELAND | $345,000

WESTMINSTER | $330,000

COLORADO SPRINGS | $320,000

2br/1ba cottage w/new flooring, lights and paint. The home is recently redone both inside and out. Backyard backs to a creek! 1/2 mile to The Foundry and Loveland's hot downtown area.

Light filled 2br/2ba condo features vaulted ceilings w/large windows, separate dining area & living room w/fireplace & kitchen w/newer appliances & new flooring. Attached 2 car garage.

Tri-level 3br/2ba home w/upgrades & mountain views. Pintereststyle galley kitchen w/designer-style floors & SS appliances. New roof/windows/appliances/basement carpet.

The Choice Team 970.658.5909

Elise Fay 303.917.8988

Dawn M. Beaver 719.243.6888

AURORA | $319,900

COLORADO SPRINGS | $319,000

DENVER | $320,000 2br/2ba townhome w/laminate flooring and a fireplace. Kitchen w/granite countertops, modern white cabinetry, SS appliances and walk-in pantry. Complete w/a basement and a private patio. The Simonis Group 720.799.4164

Wonderful 2br/2ba end unit townhouse features a light & bright 2br/1.5ba home on a 1/4 acre lot surrounded by majestic open floor plan w/vaulted ceilings, great room w/fireplace & mountains w/an unfinished basement and a detached carriage spacious kitchen w/black ss appliances & breakfast bar. house. Close to parks, restaurants, trails and Stratton Open Space. Donna Bird 303.523.9301

Leah Gustafson 720.666.4654

DENVER | $315,000

ENGLEWOOD | $305,000

THORNTON | $300,000

2br/3ba home. Open concept dining, kitchen and living area w/a fireplace. Conclude w/a covered patio. Enjoy the club house, pool and fitness center. Close to parks and great shopping.

2br/2ba condo w/an open floor plan. Kitchen w/42-inch cabinets and plenty of storage. Primary bedroom w/walk-in closet and an en-suite bath. Complete w/a covered deck and 1-car garage.

Beautifully maintained 3br/3ba townhome features a living room, kitchen w/breakfast bar & dining room. Main bedroom w/en suite bathroom. Partial finished lower level. 2-car garage.

Vicki Zeeb 303.549.6203

Candace Pellinen 303.941.8789

Cyndi DeLaney 303.204.3834

COLORADO SPRINGS | $300,000

PARKER | $300,000

COLORADO SPRINGS | $282,000

Spacious 3br/3ba townhome boasts a great floorplan & 2 living 2br/3ba townhome w/new carpet throughout. Kitchen w/a raised spaces. Bright living & open kitchen/dining area that leads out to a butcher block countertop as well as upgraded SS appliances. Both private concrete patio. Full basement w/large den. bedrooms have their own bath. Complete w/a fenced deck.

3br/1ba ranch floor plan home on a corner lot w/new windows. The home includes a washer, dryer and the appliances in the kitchen stay. Complete w/a new roof and a backyard.

Vanessa Bivens 719.309.8933

Scott Van Nostern 720.982.6107

Matthew Beaman 719.321.5279

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LONGMONT | $269,900

DENVER | $239,000

AURORA | Price Upon Request

Split-level style has a living room, eat-in kitchen & 1/2 bath on the upper level & 2 bedrooms, full bath w/laundry on the lower level. Private courtyard opens directly to 1-car garage.

1br/1ba top floor condo w/an open floor plan and wood burning fireplace. Kitchen w/granite countertops and a pantry. Bedroom w/a walk-in closet. Complete w/an off-street parking space.

Incredibly located 2br/2ba unit in a quiet community. Bedrooms w/walk in closets. Kitchen w/included appliances, Pergo wood floors & breakfast bar. Living room w/fireplace. Balcony.

Lynn Karlin 303.910.8458

Jennifer Cassell 785.393.0472

Mark Cooper 303.843.1545

WESTMINSTER | $190,000

THORNTON | $135,000

COLORADO SPRINGS | $135,000

1br/1ba condo. Living room w/wood burning fireplace. Kitchen w/black Spacious 1br/1ba condo. Kitchen w/original hardwoods, granite appliances, ample cabinetry and pantry. Bedroom w/walk-through countertops, stone backsplash and SS appliances. Conclude w/a closet leading to the bathroom. Complete w/a balcony. sliding glass door opening to swimming pool courtyard!

Rare west side 1br/1ba condo features a private balcony w/green views of Cheyenne Mountain. Functional, open layout includes an enormous living room & updated kitchen w/SS appliances.

Chantea Bejarano 720.254.0269

Laurie Ristig 719.964.0632

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