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Getting Cozy in the Highlands A Denver designer transforms a cool interior with warm colors, bold patterns and redefined living spaces.

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Rustic materials marry sleek lines in this collection of furnishings and accessories, which feel right at home in both the city and the high country.

A new website revolutionizes the remodel process; an iconic design house seeks inspiration in Colorado; CH&L editors round up the best local pie shops—and more.

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Color Story: Fresh-Squeezed

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State of the Arts

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Bring It Home

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Tastes: The New Chocolate Frontier

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Need to heat up winter-weary rooms? Try introducing designer Megan Hudacky’s current color obsession: citrus.

Denver Art Museum director Christoph Heinrich talks about the museum’s recent blockbuster exhibits and shares the inside scoop about 2013 shows.

Peek inside the recently refreshed guest rooms at Aspen’s historic Hotel Jerome—and find furnishings to get the look.

The nature photographer, publisher and environmental advocate opens his Breckenridge home and shares why he never tires of the Colorado landscape.

Pioneers of craft chocolate, Robbie Stout and Anna Davies of Ritual Chocolate make small-batch, bigflavor bars using vintage methods.

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Thank you for an incredible 40th celebration.

We would like to thank everyone for their help; volunteers, artists, non-profit partners, community supporters and sponsers. Support for the Festival promotes the visual, culinary and performings arts while supporting our art outreach programs in the Gunnison Valley.

FOR ME, THE START OF A NEW YEAR is always a time of reflection.

How was the past year? Did I accomplish my goals? What are my goals for the year ahead? (I’ve stopped calling them resolutions.)

I always like to take a little time during that quiet week between Christmas and New Year’s Day to look back, and then forward.

My 2012 was exciting: I bought a charming brick Tudor in my favorite Denver neighborhood (never to move again), I settled into the second year at this wonderful job, and in March I became a grandma for the first time.

In the year ahead, my goals include a trip to Italy, more time with my beautiful grandson, and, of course, to turn my new house (new, to me, that is; it was built in 1938) into my home.

After a few wintry months trapped inside, I’ve succumbed to dreaming about wallpaper and new drapes, and, with perhaps a little too much time to really analyze the space, I’ve even begun to hallucinate about disappearing walls and raised roofs. So our annual Remodeling Issue is arriving at the perfect time.

In the following pages, you’ll find inspiration in homes that have undergone changes both large and small, from top-to-bottom overhauls to a healthy dose of fresh paint and carefully chosen furnishings.

We’re also delivering a few new departments for 2013: In “Color Story,” we’ll check in with some of our favorite designers to find out what colors they’re obsessed with (page 31); “State of the Arts” celebrates Colorado’s vibrant art community (we kick it off with a chat with the charming and brilliant Christoph Heinrich, director of the Denver Art Museum, page 33); and “Tastes,” which shares tips and recipes from Colorado foodies (don’t miss the delicious story about—what else for Valentine’s Day?—chocolate, page 113).

Finally, I’d like to begin the year with a word of thanks—to our readers, our advertisers, and the designers and architects who keep sharing their talent with us. You bring inspiration to our jobs and beauty to this magazine.

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Agnes 20-Bulb Chandelier in Bronze by Lindsey Adams Adelman for Roll & Hill $8,000, Studio Como, (303) 296-1495, studiocomo.com

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Mountain Mod Marcelle 20-Piece Twig Flatware by Ballard Designs $119, ballarddesigns.com

Baci Hair-on-Hide Chair by Nathan Anthony $2,825, Charles Eisen & Associates, Denver Design District, (303) 744-3200, eisenassociates.com Anvil Cast Iron/Reclaimed Wood Tables by Barry Dixon for Arteriors Home $2,1004,200, HW Home, (303) 394-9222, hwhome.com

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Glass Lasso by Karen Gilbert and Paul Pavlak for SkLO $1,820, Charles Eisen & Associates, Denver Design District, (303) 744-3200, eisen associates.com

The Fulcrum Table by Brandner Design $6,995, brandnerdesign.com

Urban Torch Lamp in Antique Brass by Urban Archaeology $1,395, Decorative Materials, Denver Design District, (303) 722-1333, decorativematerials.com

Taiga 6-by-24-Inch Porcelain Tiles in Sommer $12/square foot, Decorative Materials, Denver Design District, (303) 722-1333, decorativematerials.com

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The Muse Visits

IF YOU’VE EVER LIVED THROUGH A MAJOR HOME REMODEL, you know that the key to success is communication and time management. Launched in early January, a new website is going to make coordinating the whole process infinitely simpler: MuseStudio.com.

Developed by a team of kitchen and bath industry pros, the site gives architects, designers, contractors and homeowners a central place to make product selections, approve plans and track budgets—no more constant phone calls or notes scribbled on napkins. MuseStudio.com

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The result is the Luxe Lodge line of fabrics—sumptuous mohair, wool and stitched leathers—and wallcoverings that feature subtle patterns of snakeskin and houndstooth. Featuring a high-country sensibility with a modern edge, these fabrics and papers would work as well in a cool Denver loft as they would in an Aspen chalet. fschumacher.com

Mountain Standard Time

THE OWNERS of Vail’s legendary Sweet Basil restaurant recently opened its “rustic, relaxed” sister just around the corner. Cleverly named Mountain Standard, the restaurant (led by Chef de Cuisine Brian Brouillard) features an open wood-burning grill and rotisserie, and serves up apple-wood grilled steaks, fish and locally sourced vegetables. Pop in for après-ski fare, which pairs perfectly with the fun cocktail and beer menu. mtnstandard.com Facebook.com/CHLmagazine Does your organization have exciting news to share?

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SLICES LIKE DESIGN AND FASHION, the food world follows trends. Case in point: The onslaught of cupcake shops a few years ago, followed by the recent fro-yo rush. And now there’s a new sweet act in town—pie.

Do a little “research” by trying a slice from one of these top pie shops: Wednesday’s Pie, on the belowthe-street level of Denver’s Larimer Square, not only serves three kinds of perfect pie each day; the tiny storefront also poses as the “cover operation” for Frank Bonanno’s speakeasy-style bar, The Green Russell. wednesdayspie.com Aspen’s mother-and-daughterowned Pie in the Sky features charmingly named savory slices (California Dreamin’, Bombay Lamb), along with sweet pies (Brandy Alexandra, Wimbledon), available at a few Aspen-area specialty food shops or online. pieintheskyaspen.com Four generations of women have been perfecting the recipes for My Mom’s Pie, located in Old Town Niwot. Beyond the usual fruit and cream pies, MMP offers gluten- and sugar-free options, too. mmpies.com For more than 20 years, the folks at Ryus Avenue Bakery have been churning out pies from an old stone building in tiny La Veta. A slice of the blueberry is worth a detour. ryusavebakery.com Though it’s only been open since October of last year, Denver’s Humble Pie Store in the historic Baker District is racking up rave reviews for its Beef Short Rib, Western Slope Peach and Chocolate Chess pies. humblepiestore.com

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Fresh Squeezed Want to refresh winter-weary spaces?

Try a splash of designer Megan Hudacky’s current color obsession: citrus IT MAY HAVE BEEN A FULL YEAR since Pantone proclaimed the bright and bold Tangerine Tango as its color of the year, but orange is still as hot as ever, on display in high-end showrooms and appearing in everything from lamps to lacquered casegoods and large upholstered pieces.

Interior designer Megan Hudacky of Denver-based cky design is a big fan of Benjamin Moore’s Tangelo, a lighter version of the powerful hue.

“Citrusy orange is a vibrant color that won’t overwhelm a space,” says the designer, who likes the color for its flexibility and daring. “It’s not intimidated by other pops of color, such as green.” ckydesigns.com

juice up your rooms Introducing a bold color, such as Benjamin Moore’s Tangelo, to your space can be intimidating.

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Make a statement. Large pieces of orange furniture, such as the Gus Modern sofa in Laurentian Citrine (pictured below), promise to add drama. Feeling especially sassy? Consider a juicy, high-gloss coat of orange for your front door.

Go big. Dive in head first and paint a wall—or an entire room—orange. Walls that frame a doorway, a fireplace or cabinetry wear the color well, says Hudacky, who especially loves to use orange on a large wall that gets layered with artwork.

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State of the Arts

The Man Behind the DAM

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(top) Christoph Heinrich stands in the Hamilton Building, home of the blockbuster exhibition, Becoming Van Gogh. Exhibits covering King Tut and Yves Saint Laurent (above) are just two of the many significant shows to draw crowds to the DAM.

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“AMBITIOUS” MIGHT BE THE BEST WORD to describe the past three years at the Denver Art Museum, where blockbuster exhibitions covering King Tut, Yves Saint Laurent and Vincent van Gogh (which runs through January 20th) have boosted Colorado’s profile as a place for artists and art lovers around the world.

The man ultimately responsible for the museum’s program is the affable Christoph Heinrich, the DAM’s director, who has a knack for reminding us all how exciting, wide-ranging and enriching art can be.

Colorado Homes & Lifestyles: It’s hard to ignore that during your tenure, the museum has hosted some big-name shows. Is this where the DAM is headed?

Christoph Heinrich: We need a beacon, let’s say, once a year. And that is really an exhibition that brings the light of the Denver Art Museum above the border of the city, the state. With Tut, Yves Saint Laurent, and now Van

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Gogh, we had very high attendance from people outside the state. Everyone is excited about these shows.

At the same time, the museum is only as good as its program in total. And we are doing a variety of smaller shows, medium-sized shows as well as larger shows with different angles. For instance, we produced something last year that I was personally very excited about: Marvelous Mud, which was a small cluster of exhibitions and programs about clay, derived from eight different departments. It was hugely popular.

We’re going to do something similar this year, called Spun. It’s about textiles, of course. Every curatorial department is contributing to it, and what excites me about these projects is that you activate all of the collections. Then people, as they do in a scavenger hunt, are not only going through the 10,000 or 15,000 square feet of special exhibition space, but they’re taking advantage of all the museum’s offerings.

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(TOP) THE DENVER ART MUSEUM’S HAMILTON BUILDING. (FAR LEFT) DANA SCHUTZ, SWIMMING, SMOKING, CRYING, 2009. OIL ON CANVAS; 45 X 48 IN. © DANA SCHUTZ. IMAGE COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND ZACH FEUER, NEW YORK. (MIDDLE) MARK ROTHKO, NO.8, 1949. OIL PAINT AND MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS. © 1998 KATE ROTHKO PRIZEL & CHRISTOPHER ROTHKO/ARTISTS RIGHTS SOCIETY (ARS), NEW YORK. IMAGE COURTESY NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART, WASHINGTON, D.C. (ABOVE) OKADA YŪJI, TRAY “SOUND OF WIND.” KYOTO; HEISEI PERIOD, 2004. LACQUER, MOTHER-OF-PEARL. DENVER ART MUSEUM.

So how does an exhibition come to be? Are you in the shower when an idea pops into your head, or do your curators come to you with brilliant ideas?

Nobody knows anymore, which I think is a good thing. The projects come from the whole curatorial team. Like magic, it just happens.

Timothy [Standring, curator of painting and sculpture] had Van Gogh on his mind for quite a while, and when we started talking about it, I said, ‘If we are going to do it, let’s do it right. Let’s not be afraid of the cost or the logistical problems that a major exhibition brings.’ He had this wonderful idea of presenting Van Gogh not just in a show of highlights but as a man who became the artist we know.

By the way, I don’t get my best ideas in the shower. I get them while I’m shoveling manure [in the stables near his home in Morrison]. It gets me a little off-track, and suddenly, I realize I’m having good ideas.

No doubt the six-year-old Hamilton Building helps inspire, too. True?

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It’s our best buddy, the partner with which we can do everything. I really must say that I haven’t seen a show as glamorous, as dramatic, as the Yves Saint Laurent show. And now, with Van Gogh, you feel like you’re in a different museum. The building is very flexible, very smart. I’ve not seen this flexibility in any other museum building anywhere.

So we have to ask: What’s featured in the “beacon” show for 2013?

Sometimes I’m scared of 2013—it goes boom, boom, boom. February brings the opening of a Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit, then comes Spun, which will be truly fantastic. Then we’re having a show about Nick Cave, a performance-dance-sculpture artist who created these wild “soundsuits”—suits that make sound. You have to Google it or search YouTube to see them. He’s doing a show of new work for the museum, which will be our big sensation this summer. And then we have a show with Mark Rothko, who became so famous for his color-field paintings.

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GEORGIA O’KEEFFE, CHAMA RIVER, GHOST RANCH, 1937. OIL ON CANVAS; 30 1/4 X 16 IN. NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART; GIFT OF THE ESTATE OF GEORGIA O’KEEFFE, 1987 (1987.312.1). © NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART.

NICK CAVE, SPEAK LOUDER, 2011. MIXED MEDIA. JAMES PRINZ PHOTOGRAPHY, CHICAGO. COURTESY OF NICK CAVE AND THE JACK SHAINMAN GALLERY, NEW YORK.

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And is there something for winter that you haven’t announced yet?

Yes, and it’s pretty awesome.

Are you going to tell us about it?

Maybe. What do you think when you hear the words, ‘French painting?’

Monet.

Yes! It’s a three-part show all about the French glory, from Old Masters to Monet. One component is a wonderful collection of highlights of 300 years of French painting, another is a drawing show, and the third is impressionist landscapes, the good stuff: Monet. Cezanne. Renoir. Degas.

Sounds wonderful. We will be there. And while we all love big shows, what do you hope people know about the museum as a whole?

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It’s about beauty, through the world and through the ages. It’s about ideas and people as well, how mankind was thinking about certain things at different times and in different cultures. It’s really exciting and relevant to explore all of that, not just on your own, but also with your partner, your kids, your family, with small children and grown-ups. I believe that museums are places for learning about other cultures and educating yourself to be a more complex and full person. Being in the museum space and learning is a deep and enriching experience.

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PLAN TO VISIT THE DAM Dana Schutz: If the Face Had Wheels, through January 13 Becoming Van Gogh, through January 20 All That Glistens: A Century of Japanese Lacquer, through October 5, 2014 More Scapes (in the Works-on-Paper Gallery), through March 31 Georgia O’Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam and the Land, February 10 - April 28 Spun: Adventures in Textiles, opening May 19 Nick Cave (working title), June 9 - September 22 Mark Rothko in the 1940s, June 23 - September 29 Stay tuned to the DAM’s website, denverartmuseum.org, for more information on the French painting exhibition and other upcoming shows.

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HOTEL JEROME GETS

Handsome One of Aspen’s most historic hotels gets a makeover: Goodbye, fussy Victorian accents; hello, bold, masculine style BEFORE designer Todd-Avery Lenahan reimagined the Hotel Jerome, arriving at the guest rooms was somewhat... anticlimactic.

Visitors would open the door and behold a “big, gypsum sheetrock box,” the principal of TAL Studio says about the rooms, which are part of an annex built in the 1980s.

To overcome this “eighties tract home” effect, Lenahan added moldings and treated existing trim and doors to “a very rich, gun-metal gray,” which “instantly gave the room strength, masculinity and a period quality,” he says. The furnishings continue the historic narrative: Overhead light fixtures date back to the 1920s, when the hotel was in its heyday, and the custom carpet (designed by Lenahan) is a riff on a cubist pattern from the same era.

The palette of materials—plaid, pin stripes and cashmere—is inspired by menswear suitable for Aspen’s different seasons, and polished nickel and bronze accents make the perfect finishing touches: “They’re like the buttons on a man’s jacket, or a beautiful watch peeking out from a cashmere coat,” Lenahan says.

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Small rooms don’t require small furnishings. “If you buy what I call ‘shrunken furniture,’” the designer says, “then the brain registers that the space is small. I like well composed, handsomely scaled pieces that have presence in the room.”

Don’t be afraid of the dark. Lenahan debunks the design myth that light colors expand space: “Dark colors recede, and when you paint a wall in a dark shade, it moves away from you and makes the room feel larger.”

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At Home With...

At Home with

John Fielder Nature photographer, publisher and environmental advocate

BY JENNA SAMELSON BROWNING PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY BY POVY KENDAL ATCHISON LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN FIELDER

FACING THE GORE RANGE ON THE EDGE of the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness, a thousand feet above the Blue River Valley, there stands a forest of spruce, fir and aspen sprinkled with wildflowers. It sounds like the perfect place for nature photographer John Fielder to perch his camera—but it’s actually where he’s decided to perch his Summit County home.

Taken with the “nature-consumed” mining buildings—abandoned structures on which the elements have left their mark—that dot Colorado’s landscape, Fielder wanted to design a modest, eco-friendly home that looked like it had been there for ages. After seeing a 19th-century ore-stamp mill while crosscountry skiing near Breckenridge, he built a model of his dream house using cardboard and tape.

Architect Suzanne Allen-Guerra of Allen-Guerra Design Build was unfazed when the photographer offered her the cardboard mockup, which actually resembles the finished structure a great deal. From the flow of the floorplan to the placement of light switches, they planned everything so fastidiously that Fielder hasn’t changed a thing since the home was finished.

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This parcel of land isn’t the only corner of Colorado with which Fielder is well acquainted. He is arguably best known for his best-selling book, Colorado: 1870-2000, for which he drove 25,000 miles and backpacked another 500 to retrace the steps of early Colorado photographer William Henry Jackson. The book’s juxtaposition of Jackson’s historic photographs and Fielder’s modern retakes reveal how much—and, in some places, how little—our state’s landscape has changed since its settlement.

He first fell in love with the Rocky Mountains as a teenager from North Carolina on a school field trip, but it wasn’t until he was 32 and launched his own publishing company, Westcliffe Publishers, that Fielder’s hobby of nature photography became the mainstay of his career.

Not only did he publish books and calendars featuring his own Colorado photography; his small publishing house garnered a reputation for producing high-quality outdoor guidebooks and picture books by nationally known authors and photographers. As his business blossomed, so did his family: he and his wife Gigi had daughters Ashley and Katy, and son J.T. (right) Fielder originally constructed a cardboard mockup of his Summit County home. (far right) Fielder’s latest book features photos of land preserved using Great Outdoors Colorado funds.

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In the early 2000s, amid the notoriety that accompanied the popularity of Colorado: 1870-2000, tragedy struck the Fielder family not once, but twice.

Following the loss of Fielder’s wife, Gigi, to early-onset Alzheimer’s, his son took his own life on a wintry mountaintop. By 2007, Fielder’s grown daughters had moved out of the family’s Greenwood Village home, he’d sold Westcliffe Publishers, and he’d opened a fine-art photography gallery called John Fielder’s Colorado (now in Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe). Fielder knew it was time to move on, and Summit County, which offered instant access to the mountains but was still an easy drive to his Denver gallery, was a natural fit.

Today, Fielder has another reason to travel to Denver: a granddaughter named Gigi, born to Ashley nearly two years ago. “She’s the reincarnation of her grandmother,” Fielder smiles.

“I think about Gigi and J.T. every day,” he admits, “but you try to focus on what you have, like little Gigi.

No matter what you do for a living, life is too special to focus on what you don’t have.”

What’s a typical day at home look like? I wake up to the red light on the Gore Range, just as if I were camping out in a tent. I have coffee on the couch and read The Denver Post on my iPad. By 9 a.m. I’m on the computer, editing photos and communicating with people. At some point, I ride my mountain bike down to Highway 9 and back. At 4 or 5 o’clock, I sit on the patio with a cocktail, watch the sun go down, fire up the grill, and have dinner with some Chardonnay before watching sports and, by nine, getting in bed, where I read until I’m fast asleep.

Of all the photographs you’ve taken, do you have favorites? All nature is beautiful, but these two images [pictured at left] represent my idea of Colorado at its best.

What keeps you passionate about the Colorado landscape? After 40 years of photographing and seeing the things I’ve seen—the moments of light, the landscape, the creatures— you can’t help but be influenced by the glory of it all. I just love being outdoors—smelling it, touching it, hearing it, seeing it. And sharing it.

That’s as important as anything else, and that’s why I try to do my part to help protect it.

Any advice for aspiring photographers? Great photography doesn’t come from cameras. It comes from appreciating your subject matter, whether it’s people or nature. If you’re in love with your subject matter, you will make better photos.

For information on Fielder’s books, calendars, workshops and gallery in Denver’s Santa Fe Art District, visit johnfielder.com.

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in the Highlands A Denver designer transforms a cool interior with warm colors, bold patterns and redefined spaces

BY ELIZA CROSS

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THE REAL ESTATE WORLD IS RIFE WITH BOTCHED

remodeling jobs, but when Rebecca Cobo bought her Victorian home in Denver’s lower Highlands neighborhood she was largely satisfied with the former homeowners’ renovations. The kitchen and bathrooms were brand new and tastefully done, several walls had been removed to open up the space, and the original exterior juxtaposed nicely with interiors that were sleek and contemporary.

BEFORE (opposite) The formal dining room (which the previous owner had used as a living room, pictured above) was converted to a casual “lounge,” where homeowner Rebecca Cobo and her friends can relax.

The orange glass chandelier from Cyan Design “brings a ‘wow’ factor to the room,” designer Jodi Cook says.

The striped rug is by Brink & Campman.

The only problem? The rooms felt a little too modern. “Everything was gray and white, and it just didn’t feel like home to me,” Cobo says. So she enlisted the help of Jodi Cook, a senior designer with Ashley Campbell, Inc., to liven up the space.

“Rebecca is young, fun and vibrant, and she loves to cook and entertain,” Cook says. “I wanted to translate her style into interiors that reflect her taste and personality,” a transformation that began with a new color palette. “We warmed things up right away by painting every wall and ceiling in the house.”

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In the open kitchen, the splash of teal in the patterned rug contrasts with the mink-gray countertops and white cabinets. Metal patchwork barstools made from reclaimed cans provide seating when Cobo is cooking for friends, and a cozy dining nook tucked in the corner is a perfect spot for sipping morning coffee.

Inspiration for the home’s main floor hues came from the living room’s original bright green fireplace surround, which Cook offset with accents of coral and chartreuse.

To complement the modern ‘bones’ of the interiors and to add some edge, Cook specified several accessories with a vintage, industrial look like the metal overhead light fixture with exposed Edison bulbs.

She also suggested repurposing some of the rooms to better suit Cobo’s lifestyle. “We let go of the formal dining room and turned it into a cool lounge area where Rebecca and her friends can hang (top) The kitchen features an abundance of built-in cabinets and a subway tile backsplash in cool white, warmed up by a teal rug underfoot.

The industrial metal “patchwork” barstools are made from reclaimed cans. (left) Cook created a sunny dining nook in the kitchen corner, covering a built-in banquette with pillows in shades of orange, teal and red. (opposite) The former homeowners removed the wall between the living area and kitchen, creating a bright, open space that allows Cobo to cook and entertain.

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(above, left) Formerly a guest room, the music room houses Cobo’s vintage record collection and her instruments: a guitar, ukulele and piano. The chandelier is from Arteriors Home, and the paint color is Benjamin Moore’s “Texas Leather.” (left) In an unused alcove, Cook tucked in a desk to create a home office space. The bold patterned rug is from Surya, and the side chair is from Noir Furniture. Office accents, like the bird-footed magnifying glass and the porcelain hand, are from Lulu’s Furniture and Home. (opposite) The green fireplace surround inspired the chartreuse and white zig-zag drapes from Schumacher; the unusual wooden ottomans are reclaimed vintage stools.

out,” Cook says. “The orange glass chandelier gives the room what I call the ‘wow’ factor.” The guest room was also converted into a music room where Cobo can play her instruments and listen to the collection of vintage records she received from her dad. A pullout sofa provides extra sleeping space for guests.

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(above, left) Cobo’s dog Sophie relaxes on a chair in a corner of the master bedroom, where a television is hidden behind the doors of the whitewashed armoire. (above, right) The sloping ceiling of the master bedroom is painted pale seafoam green, and extendable bedside lamps from Arteriors Home are perfect for late-night reading. The tufted ivory headboard is from Bernhardt. (right) In the master bathroom, Cook only made a few adjustments, bringing in textiles to soften the hard surfaces and swapping two separate medicine cabinets for one large mirror with a textural wood frame.

The soothing pale blue color was left untouched.

Cool colors dominate in the upstairs level.

“Rebecca grew up in Key West, and she loves blues and watery colors,” Cook explains. Under the eaves, the master suite is a peaceful retreat with walls of pale seafoam green, and an adjacent master bathroom in pale blue features a deep soaking tub.

Like any renovation well done, the interior is just right for its new owner: neither too modern nor too stuffy, but cozy and stylish in all the right ways. “The house feels like my home now, and I throw dinner parties for my friends nearly every week,” says Cobo, a graduate of Johnson & Wales University’s culinary arts program. “I use every room, and the space fits my lifestyle perfectly.”

Interior designer Jodi Cook brought big style to this modest 1,200-square-foot home. Here, her tips for maximizing style and livability, even when space is limited:

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Strategically-placed mirrors can add depth to a small room. The key? “Use mirrors with skinny frames; big, heavy frames can overwhelm the space,” Cook says.

Make the furnishings count. “When your space is limited, every piece should be as exceptional as possible for maximum impact.”

Look for furniture that can multitask, like an ottoman with built-in storage, and seek creative space solutions. Cook squeezed a desk into an unused alcove for a compact home office, and a cozy breakfast nook in the kitchen provides additional seating when the homeowner entertains.

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Pay attention to scale and proportion.

“Don’t over-furnish smaller rooms with pieces that are too big, and don’t fill the room with a lot of little pieces, either,” says Cook. “Strive for balance.”

High ceilings can add volume to a space, so highlight them with extra-tall draperies or vertically striped curtains.

Don’t be afraid to reinvent spaces to work for your lifestyle. In this home, the guest room was converted to a music room and the formal dining room was eliminated to create a comfortable living space.

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Into the Light A remarkable remodel turns a dark and dated Vail house into a modern, elegant, light-filled home

BY NANCY RICHMAN MILLIGAN

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UPON ENTERING THIS LIGHT AND AIRY HOME BEFORE (opposite) Seeming to defy gravity, a custom staircase is the connecting force in the house; an antique Scandinavian settee and French bergère add quiet elegance to the contemporary architecture. (above) The remodeled entry greets visitors on a light note, from the LED-lit glass ceiling to the see-through metal stair rails. Wood treads match the wideplanked white oak floors, creating calm through consistency. (above, right) Abundant windows in the stairwell filter southern light into the house, and three sculptural light fixtures by Moooi add sparkle at night.

in the heart of Vail, it is difficult to believe it ever resembled the heavy, dark space the “before” photos reveal. The full-fledged renovation required the vision and talents of architect Beth Levine of Beth Levine Architect, Inc., the skills and flexibility of contractor Tom Solawetz of Beck Building Company, a team of designers and the confidence and daring of involved homeowners to pull it off. Now doubled in size and opened up to the light and views of Gore Creek, the home feels fresh and inviting. “What was once a simple two-story house with eight-foot ceilings was transformed into a collection of incredible architectural spaces enhanced by fabulous furnishings and art,” Levine says.

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When the clients first came to Levine, they were planning to update the kitchen and raise the attic space to create a third floor—and that’s it. But the project quickly blossomed into a head-to-toe remodel and expansion: “We raised the roof to add a third-floor master suite and, at the same time, decided to excavate the crawl space beneath the house and turn it into a livable basement,” explains Levine. The existing 2,164square-foot house was gutted and an 8-foot bump-out was added to every level.

Responding to the home’s simple New England saltbox-style exterior and the owners’ desire for both contemporary and antique furnishings, Levine created a straightforward contemporary design with a clean palette. The centerpiece is a custom staircase that seems to float from one level to the next. “The house has a very clean-lined, cohesive style,” says Levine, pointing to the consistency of wide-plank European white oak floors and calm, neutral colors throughout. Kitchen designer Carolyn Samelson of William Ohs picked up on the architect’s aesthetic with sleek cabinetry in shades of white and blue-gray.

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(above) Enlarged windows and pale shades of gray and ecru transform the living room into a light, airy space. The limestone fireplace surround is rooted in tradition, but its clean lines and oversized styling give it a contemporary bent. A 1950s Lucite, glass and brass cocktail table and an antique Scandinavian bench add interest to the sofas and lighting.

The painting is by Eliza Thomas of Austin, Texas. (right, top) Next to the fireplace, 1960s porter’s chairs covered in white leather are just the spot for a tête-à-tête. (right, bottom) While dark painted wood trim brought down the already-low 8-foot ceilings in the 1981-built home, the remodeled space presents an illusion of greater height. Pale colors, a small recessed reveal at the ceiling line and the reflective quality of high-gloss paint on the ceilings all contribute to this effect. The antique buffet, outfitted with new doors and a Carrera marble top, serves as a bar.

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The dining room acquired light and square footage as the result of an 8-foot addition and a new bank of windows that echo the larger windows on an adjacent wall. Decorator Suzie Page paired a Parsonsstyle, zinc-topped table with mid-century French chairs upholstered in Belgian linen. Sleek glassand-chrome lamps complement a curvy antique French buffet. Ralph Lauren wallpaper has metallic accents that help bounce light around the room. The French mirror dates to the late 18th century.

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(above) Certified Kitchen Designer Carolyn Samelson took the kitchen from ordinary to sublime with warm white cabinets and white Caesarstone countertops and backsplashes. “The very simple lines go with the architecture, and the French blue La Cornue range evokes the charm of an old-fashioned hearth,” she says. (opposite) A built-in coffee bar offers convenience for the many family members and friends who frequent the Vail vacation home.

“The blue-gray rift oak doors are a striking architectural element when the coffee bar is closed up,” Levine says. “The whole space interacts beautifully.”

While the new third floor was treated to soaring vaulted ceilings, the first two levels were kept within their existing 8-foot height. Instead of changing the actual dimensions, Levine and interior designer Jim Powell, of J. Powell & Associates, worked to create an illusion of greater height. The architect extended the living room windows up a foot and added three-quarterinch reveals at the ceiling line to draw the eye upward. Powell used high-gloss ceiling paint to “visually lift the space and reflect light from the windows,” he says.

The designer also conceived a new fireplace surround, selected lighting and hard finishes, and coordinated with the homeowners’ Texas decorator, Suzie Page. Familiar with her clients’ preferences, Page pulled together a striking fusion of contemporary and antique elements.

“The husband likes modern, contemporary flair,” she says. “The wife has an incredible aesthetic, mixing beautiful, well-thought-out pieces from different places and times. They complement each other amazingly well.”

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Keeping to soft, neutral colors and lush textures, the furnishings and art also complement Levine’s quiet contemporary architecture.

“The clients brought a wealth of design knowledge and artistic direction to the process,” she says. “They had undertaken many home renovations and have exquisite taste in art. All these qualities made the design process dynamic, exciting and incredibly productive.”

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(opposite) The top-floor master bedroom has a dramatic vaulted ceiling to make the space feel larger. “We accentuated the symmetry of all the angles coming together with an antique European crystal chandelier,” says interior designer Jim Powell.

“The chandelier balances out the bed, which was re-worked from two antique Regency twin beds.” (above, left) Because the master bath has an angled roofline, the mirrors were mounted six inches forward from the wall. The Lucite bench and contemporary mirrors play off a transitional white vanity. (above, right) Ocean blue travertine is book-matched and laid horizontally in the master bathroom. (right) Adjacent to the master bedroom is a simple, beautifully appointed office.

The chairs and writing desk are Maison Jansen antiques; the Shahram Karimi painting adds a punch of drama and color.

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A très chic renovation of this Denver home puts a fresh spin on Old-World elegance

BY ELISABETH A. SULLIVAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY BERNARD ANDRÉ

WITH A FEW WELL-CHOSEN furnishings and adornments, home design can transport you to a different place or time. But taking a newer home back several centuries—and doing so authentically—requires more than just some artfully placed antiques.

BEFORE

(left) “Every piece of furniture in the living room came from the Peterschmidts’ last house,” interior designer Linda Floyd says.

“I reupholstered the two chairs; the sofa came from the den; the draperies were in their master bedroom. I had their large and valuable rug professionally cut down.”

An English console table sits behind the sofa, which was reupholstered in a Clarence House brocade fabric.

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When I walked into this house, I said, ‘I’ve been in apartments in Paris that feel like this, with the sunlight coming in.’

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—Roxanne Peterschmidt

Before homeowners Roxanne and David Peterschmidt got their hands on it, this home in Denver’s Cherry Creek North neighborhood was a typical city dwelling, circa 1990. Now it recalls 18th-century Paris, with flickering lanterns, intricate ironwork, grand custom woodwork and layers of elegant finishes—the result of a gut renovation that spanned 14 months and employed a fleet of local craftsmen. And after all of that hard work, the project’s measure of success is somewhat ironic: it looks as if the homeowners didn’t change a thing.

Pulling off a period renovation is not for amateurs. Do too little and it looks artificial and out of place. Do too much and it looks like a museum.

In this case, Roxanne Peterschmidt and her design team, interior designer Linda Floyd and contractor Steve Diamond, had just the right touch— with a sledgehammer.

“To make it look like it’s always been there, you have to ‘peel back’ as far as we peeled back,” Peterschmidt says. “We took out the cabinetry and all of the tile and finishes. We kept the hardwood floors, but otherwise we had the chance to add things that were going to make the home look authentic.”

They reframed walls and added custom built-ins and woodwork at nearly every turn. Floyd designed a thick, ornate wall that runs the length of the house, from the front door to the back family room. This anchoring element allowed the designer to add double-sided china cabinets in the dining room and a stately entrance to the kitchen, which gives the period BEFORE (above) The home’s stucco façade was reskimmed and embellishments were added, including crown molding (under the eaves), window trim and a stunning new iron gate. Floyd painted the front door “a wonderful French blue” and crowned it with an antique French marquis. (opposite) Floyd integrated built-ins and woodwork into the eating nook, and employed an Italian writing desk, circa 1700, as the table. The iron chandelier echoes the iron railing on the adjacent stairwell.

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design a sense of permanence. And in the foyer, she swapped out the staircase’s white spindles for a custom iron railing crafted by local artisan Max Brun, recalling an 18th-century French manor.

The exterior received a facelift, too. Its stucco façade was reskimmed and embellishments were added, including crown molding under the eaves, cast-stone casings on the windows and ornamental ironwork. Floyd painted the front door a French blue, fitted it with imported French steel hardware and crowned it with an antique French marquis.

The European embellishments and Old-World ambience give the home a sense of sophistication, but the scheme steers clear of fuddy-duddy formality. “It’s fresh enough to live in today, the designer says, “but it has elements from the past.” For example, Floyd filled the kitchen with Old-World-inspired touches such as an antique French fireback and a limestone and pewter hood over the stove, but then she opened the space to the family room to suit a modern lifestyle. (above) “There was no light in the kitchen, so I put windows behind the cabinets on either side of the stove,” Floyd says. “The contractor thought I was crazy, but he executed it beautifully.” The white Carrera marble countertops and antique brass shelving were inspired by Parisian bistros. The center island, clad in walnut, features a refrigerated drawer.

An antique French fireback embellishes the backsplash behind the La Cornue stove, which is crowned with a limestone surround and a pewter hood. (opposite) The formal dining room, tucked in beyond a weighty archway, reuses the homeowners’ existing cabinets and drapes. A rock-crystal chandelier adds rough-hewn elegance.

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We were lucky enough to have a contractor who, when I would say, ‘We want to do this,’ would just pause for a moment and then say, ‘We can do that.’

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—Linda Floyd

(opposite) In the guest bathroom, Floyd installed antique sconces and a mosaic marble floor, and added an antique side table for additional storage. (right) The guest room’s serene design scheme features an upholstered headboard, an embroidered silk dust ruffle and an antique French chandelier dripping with milk-glass fruit.

BEFORE

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Floyd’s eye for detail could have sent some contractors running for the hills, but Steve Diamond of Englewood-based Diamond Homes was up to the challenge. “We’ve done a lot of Old-World-style homes, but this involved detail on a different level,” he says. “But as the final layers were completed and the furniture and fabric were placed, Linda’s vision came together.

This home is like a little jewel box from Paris that just got dropped onto an ordinary street in Cherry Creek North.”

Peterschmidt likes that assessment: “That’s what we kept saying when we were building the home. We wanted it to be this little jewel box. This is the fourth house that my husband and I have created with Linda and this is our favorite.”

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A special thank you to all who contributed to the Home & Lifestyle Show kitchen:

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WHEN YOU DREAM OF KITCHENS, WHAT DO YOU SEE? We envisioned this beauty—a handcrafted, fully functional design by William Ohs, created to set the stage for CH&L’s first annual Home & Lifestyle Show, held October 5-7, 2012. Led by veteran kitchen designer Nabeel Faizi, the team at William Ohs worked after hours, raising the kitchen piece by piece in the mall’s central lounge area. Then the experts at Roth Distributing outfitted the kitchen with top-grade Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. The results? Spectacular. CH&L would like to thank all who contributed: the suppliers who offered their expertise and products, the chefs and presenters who made the kitchen sing, and the Denver Hospice volunteers who graciously gave their time and enthusiasm.

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New Ravenna’s custom Margaux backsplash tiles from Decorative Materials add the perfect splash of color.

The sleek and durable island countertop is Caesarstone’s “Fair Lady,” available through Cory Maupin Sales.

The stylish and organized coffee center features William Ohs’ stainless-steel sliding shelves.

This dish drawer comes installed with movable pegs that conform to different shapes: an organizer’s dream.

Dornbracht’s “LOT” kitchen faucet from Roth Distributing adds a contemporary edge with its simple, elegant profile.

Handmade serving trays stow away beautifully. Polished chrome hardware adds a touch of glamour.

A Wolf induction cooktop stays cool to the touch while cooking food efficiently.

All appliances are from Roth Distributing.

A deep drawer fitted with a walnut non-skid base keeps pots and pans in order and close at hand.

Conveniently placed next to a Wolf Duel Fuel Range, a pull-out drawer features utensil bins and a removable tray.

The stainless steel sink from Kohler’s Stages line includes a walnut cutting board, drying rack and prep bowls.

William Ohs’ lift-out cutlery dividers are easy to clean and customizable for specific storage needs.

A Wolf warming drawer features a hidden control panel. Reclaimed walnut floors ground the whole design.

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Westminster’s City Park Recreation Center opens onto a vast park overlooking the Denver-Boulder Turnpike corridor

By Mark Samuelson Home builders working the towns along Colorado’s U.S. 36 northwest of Denver were racking up sales last fall at rates that didn’t jibe with 2012’s lukewarm job growth: The Boulder Turnpike, wrapped by office campuses that are primed for high-tech ventures, still seemed mired in the national economy’s malaise. Petroleum giant Phillips 66 announced it was backing out of a promised research center that was to lure 7,000 jobs; but just a few miles east, luxury builder Toll Brothers was taking its 22nd sale of the year at McKay Shores in

Coldwell Banker agent Marie Callaway, fresh from a $1.15 million sale in nearby Huntington Trails Estates, says she knows what’s going on.

“There are still no big-dog employers coming, but we have tremendous numbers of self-employed,” she said over sushi at Zen Asian Bistro in Bradburn, a new-urban master plan in Broomfield.

Last week, she recalled, she had met buyers coming from balmy Palm Springs. “One of the things you’ll like about living here is being outside, the hiking and walking,” she told them. “As nice as your climate is in California, your cities are not set up for open space.”

Towns that Callaway specializes in -- not just Boulder but Broomfield, Westminster and Louisville -- show off superb recreation facilities linked by endless trails. “You can start from practically any neighborhood and be at a trailhead in three minutes,” she said, showing one byway winding from the lake into an enclave where she has a custom listing at $1.1 million; about half of what Boulder buyers would pay for that property. Broomfield, at the

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“We live outside as much as we live in inside,” Callaway added. “That’s why people move here.” Slow but persistent growth is pushing sales upward; and prices are starting to climb. “People aren’t getting quite the screaming deals they were a year ago; but they’re still happy to get a deal.”

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This wonderful lock‘n leave home is perfection, offering a main-floor master, three bedrooms, three bathrooms, new stainless appliances, two offices and two pages of special features. It also boasts mountain views. Castle Pines Village | $578,350 Judy Johnson | 303.758.7611 | judy.johnson@coloradohomes.com | judyajohnson.com

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Private and close to Cherry Creek, this five bedroom, five bathroom home offers a mainfloor master, vaulted ceilings, private terrace and a fully-equipped media room in the finished lower level. Denver | $970,000 Judy Johnson | 303.758.7611 | judy.johnson@coloradohomes.com | judyajohnson.com

This custom estate is just minutes from Horsetooth Reservoir and enjoys breathtaking views of the Colorado foothills. Situated on approximately 38 acres, features include all bedrooms with their own bathroom, a home theatre and game room with wet bar. Fort Collins | $1,195,000 Pam Collier | 970.215.3439 | pam@pamcollier.com | pamcollier.com

Old world craftsmanship meets modern artistic flair. This exceptional Willow Springs ranch offers dramatic architectural details, gourmet cook’s kitchen, separate art studio, golf community and private hiking trails. The best in red-rocks foothills living! Morrison | $1,155,000 ViCToria rolliNS | 303.921.3821 | victoria@victoriarollins.com | victoriarollins.com

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Two-story on an approximately 15,000 square foot site is one block from the elementary school and minutes from DTC and I-25. It offers five bedrooms, five bathrooms and approximately 4,170 square feet plus lower level. Englewood | $888,000 Julie Gelfond | 303.378.9099 | jlgelfond@aol.com | denversluxuryhomes.com

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$1,995,000

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$1,950,000

one of the top five sited homes in Boulder County, this rare property sits on the edge of more than 2,000 acres of open space with stunning vistas. the property includes an elegant five bedroom home on approximately 2.5 acres, Xeroscape landscaping, solar panels and a salt water pool.

this european-style home exudes sophistication. enjoy the expansive views on your covered loggia with fireplace. two main-level masters, hardwood floors and massive fireplace are just a few of the outstanding features of the stunning property just minutes from downtown Boulder.

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GOLf COuRSE AND MOuNtAIN VIEWS CAStLE PINES VILLAGE

$1,190,000

this approximately 6,900 square foot prairie-style home surrounded by walking trails boasts an open floor plan, outstanding schools and the great community of Niwot. It offers six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and an inviting gourmet kitchen with slab granite and stainless appliances.

Views of Pikes Peak, Devil’s Head and the 8th fairway surround this spacious home on a cul-de-sac. the gourmet kitchen has a large center island, maple cabinets and granite countertops. the rear patio features a fire pit and water feature, perfect for enjoying this unique setting.

ROBERt SHEARMAN 303.525.7100 | Robert@LegendaryProperties.net ColoradoHomes.com/robertshearman

LOuIE LEE 303.549.6925 | louie.lee@live.com castlepinesrealestate.com

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$1,175,000

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$1,150,000

Large windows and gorgeous finishes can be found throughout this beautiful home. Take in the expansive views from the gourmet kitchen or master suite. The lower level is perfect for entertaining, featuring a large living area and theatre room with wine coolers and a wet bar.

Remodeled and impeccably maintained, this Cherry Creek home offers a main-floor master bedroom, a stunning living and dining room, a main-floor study, a desirable fountain side location and high-end finishes throughout.

LOUIE LEE 303.549.6925 | louie.lee@live.com castlepinesrealestate.com

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$999,900

LUXURy pENThOUSE WITh VIEWS gREENWOOD VILLAgE

$997,000

Remarkable two-story remodel in a sought-after neighborhood boasts beautiful finishes, five bedrooms and four bathrooms. With more than 4,100 square feet of luxury, it features an enormous master with sitting area and a gorgeous gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances.

This coveted three bedroom sub-penthouse offers expansive mountain views, large great room, gourmet kitchen with stainless Viking appliances and balconies. Enjoy the lifestyle you’ve always wanted, and check out the amenities of a workout facility, rooftop pool and 24-hour concierge.

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$959,000

LuxuRy LIvING IN A GATED COMMuNITy HIGHLANDS RANCH

$950,000

This open floor plan home is in excellent condition, offering high ceilings, large updated kitchen with viking appliances and quality finishes. The professionally landscaped garden flowers in three seasons. A main-floor study, fabulous master with deck and lovely yard complete the offering.

This great home features nine-foot main-level ceilings, a gourmet eat-in kitchen with stainless appliances and granite countertops, a master suite and five decks, one with a fireplace. A walkout basement, whole house technology package and basketball court complete the offering.

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PERfECT LOCATION CASTLE PINES vILLAGE

$1,030,000

STEPS TO WASHINGTON PARK DENvER

$873,000

Spacious home near all the community amenities! Enjoy the Colorado weather among the many outdoor living areas overlooking the huge yard.

The gourmet granite kitchen features cherry cabinets. The open floor plan is great for entertaining, and includes a large finished basement.

This delightful Denver Square has been lovingly restored and expanded. features include a main-floor family room, spacious master suite, gourmet kitchen, artist’s studio and cabinet maker’s workshop. Stained glass windows, wood floors and lovely gardens contribute to the vintage charm.

LOuIE LEE 303.549.6925 | louie.lee@live.com castlepinesrealestate.com

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Lovely ranch with expansive mountain views features a walkout basement, quartz countertops, Sub-zero appliances and extensive hardwood floors. This energy-efficient home with Namaste Solar helps keep energy bills low. Vista Ridge amenities include golf, swim and tennis.

Located in Rock Creek, this home commands stunning views of the flatirons, Long’s peak and the plains. It features a dramatic foyer, marble floors, granite countertops, stainless appliances and window treatments.

The luxurious master offers a fireplace, wet bar and dual walk-in closets.

MARIE CALLAwAY 303.437.6999 | Marie@CallawayRealEstateCo.com mariecallaway.com

KATHIE CARTER 303.449.5000 | kathie.carter@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/kathiecarter

BEAUTIfUL CUSTOM HILLTOp HOME DENVER

$849,000

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This truly unique 1956 custom home features a new chef’s kitchen, beautiful hardwood flooring, contemporary finishes thoughout, four bedrooms, four bathrooms and a fabulous enclosed patio. This is truly an entertainer’s delight! Be home for the holidays.

with expansive views of the mountain range, this approximately 40 acres with custom home and barn captures the essence of Colorado living. walkout decks, well-appointed windows, main-level master with dual bathrooms, vaulted ceilings and many other upgrades await you.

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CAMELLIA CORAY 719.359.0014 | camellia@coldwellbanker.com ColoradoHomes.com/camelliacoray

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$799,900

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$798,000

this large and lovely home is just one-half block off of Denver’s most coveted park. Featuring five bedrooms and four bathrooms, you have enough room for everyone while enjoying a maintenance-free lifestyle that is great for quick trips. it boasts more than 4,000 square feet.

Originally the pool house for the neighborhood, this home has undergone a total renovation and an addition. the linear design of the original structure overlooks the in-ground pool. Sleek, mod, minimal, timeless, and sophisticated are just a few words which describe this property.

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$775,000

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$749,000

Location, ambiance and privacy make this home not to miss. Backing to open space and pines, this home offers a patio, pergola, five bedrooms, main-floor master, plantation shutters and a dream kitchen. A finished basement, two-story great room and study complete the offering.

this outstanding two-story home offers five bedrooms, six bathrooms, an open floor plan, large rooms, high ceilings and a finished lower level which includes a theatre room. Cherry Creek schools. this is a must see!

RiCHARD BERSt 303.843.1200 | dick.berst@coloradohomes.com rberstproperties.com

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$729,000

MID-CENTURY MODERN HOME DENVER

$725,000

Enjoy extraordinary mountain views from this Saddle Rock golf Course, Ironwood Community home. One of only 16 homes in this peaceful enclave, features include six bedrooms, six bathrooms, an approximately .83-acre lot, dramatic floating staircase and quality finishes throughout.

Fantastic Mid-Century modern bi-level sits on an approximately one third-acre lot just steps to City park, the Museum of Natural History and the Denver Zoo. The main level features an open living/dining area great for entertaining, a gourmet kitchen and spacious master with jetted tub.

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RON BUSS & DAVE BAUMAN 303.241.7217 | 303.241.7217 | ron@b2brokers.com b2brokers.com

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$698,000

CUSTOM RANCH WALKOUT AURORA

$725,000

This spacious home has light flooding through the large windows into every room. Located on almost one-half acre with a finished walkout, this wonderful neighborhood, home and lifestyle await the fortunate buyer.

The 26 homes in Falcon Hills are located in a very desirable enclave.

This 2006 Wall custom backing to open space boasts an open floor plan on both levels. The more than 5,000 square feet includes three bedrooms, two studies, four bathrooms and three fireplaces. From eightinch baseboards to upgraded slab granite, you can feel the quality.

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$659,000

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$650,000

Beautiful Santa fe-style ranch home offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms and views from every room. The open floor plan offers a slate tile foyer inviting you into the living room highlighted by the fireplace and vaulted ceilings, a large formal dining room and a spacious kitchen.

This professionally decorated gem features vaulted ceilings, three bedrooms upstairs including a master with fireplace, main-floor office, formal dining room, gourmet kitchen with island and great room. A dual-level patio and oversized three-car garage complete this offering.

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DANA ALLEN 303.944.7085 | dana@danaallen.net ColoradoHomes.com/danaallen

UPDATED HOME IN SUNDANCE HILLS GREENWOOD VILLAGE

$639,900

BEAUTIfULLy UPDATED CENTENNIAL

$636,000

Beautiful updated Cape Cod-style home offers a kitchen with Cararra marble countertops and high-end appliances, bathrooms with Restoration Hardware-style fixtures, hardwood floors, new light fixtures, double paned Pella windows, finished basement and lovely large yard.

This home on more than one acre offers new hardwoods and interior paint, vaulted great room with fireplace open to the large eat-in granite kitchen, main-floor office and four bedrooms upstairs including a private master. A finished basement and four-car garage complete the home.

CARRIE WERNECKE 303.885.9671 | carrie@carriesellsdenver.com carriesellsdenver.com

LAURIE & MICHAEL MARCUS 303.409.6338 | michael@marcusteam.com marcusteam.com

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$599,900

Intriguing and enchanting describe this timeless home, offering antique doors, copper sinks, old world chandeliers, handmade tile floor, Koppe stove, mountain views and a large lot. The spacious main-floor master, with its inspired bathroom, is surrounded by two stories of windows.

This exceptional home in a highly desirable area offers hardwood floors and vaulted ceilings, making it bright and inviting. With more than 5,800 square feet, there are three upstairs bedrooms, a loft, main-floor study and basement with second family room, wet bar and full bathroom.

JoSETTE MoNTGoMERy 303.901.8027 | josette.montgomery@gmail.com www.29473WildRoseDr.com

MARK CoopER 303.843.1545 | mark@come2colorado.com come2colorado.com

BEAuTIfuL MouNTAIN CoMMuNITy pINE

$599,000

EQuESTRIAN pRopERTy NEAR oLD ToWN foRT CoLLINS

$599,000

This approximately five-acre ranch offers an open floor plan, gourmet granite kitchen, huge windows framing the views and a vaulted great room. Additional features include a main-level study, master with luxury bathroom, deck and walkout lower level with wet bar and fireplace.

This approximately 8.31-acre estate offers a six-stall barn with loafing shed, pasture, trails, wood floors, new carpet, gourmet kitchen, mainfloor master and finished basement with wet bar and rec room. Hobby rooms, a patio, hot tub, garden, orchard and shop complete the home.

LINDA pINKuL 303.956.4068 | lindapinkul@wispertel.net mountainhomesofdenver.com

KARLI DIAMoND 970.420.4199 | karli.diamond@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/karlidiamond

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HigHLANDS RANCH gOLF CLUB HigHLANDS RANCH

$594,900

gREAT ViEWS gOLDEN

$559,000

This lovely four bedroom, four bathroom home overlooks the 11th green of the Highlands Ranch course, offering views of the fairway from the deck off the master. The kitchen was remodeled in 2008 with granite, new cabinets and appliances. it offers more than 4,200 square feet.

great ranch-style home offers an open floor plan with hardwood flooring and granite. it is captivated by open space and great views. The great room offers a cozy gas fireplace and art niches. The beautiful kitchen is open to the great room and has a huge breakfast nook and island.

MARK COOpER 303.843.1545 | mark@come2colorado.com come2colorado.com

TONi KEENER 303.588.5766 | tonikeener@hotmail.com ColoradoHomes.com/tonikeener.com

SOLD

LOOKOUT MOUNTAiN ViEW gOLDEN

$565,000

SANFORD WESTpORT CASTLE piNES

$549,000

Boasting a gorgeous Lookout Mountain view from the patio, this beautiful home offers a great room, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, travertine in the bathroom, brushed nickel and granite countertops. A four-car tandem garage, finished basement and new roof complete the home.

in a wonderful cul-de-sac location, this home offers elbow room and views. Features include a newly painted exterior, three-car garage, five bedrooms, four and one-half bathrooms. The finished basement has a wrought iron railing, media area, bar area and game room area.

AUDi LUNDY 720.273.5892 | audi.lundy@coloradohomes.com audilundy.com

TRiSH DUDLEY 303.995.7377 | Trish.Dudley22@gmail.com ColoradoHomes.com/trishdudley

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ON tOP OF tHE WORLD BERtHOuD

$549,000

BEttER tHAN NEW, WitH MOuNtAiN viEWS LONgMONt

$539,900

Spectacular views take on a new meaning from this gorgeous property. great for entertaining, it offers a remodeled kitchen, formal living and dining rooms, expansive deck and in-ground pool. With approximately 36 acres, it offers plenty of personal space, but is still close to town.

this four bedroom, four bathroom home is located across from parks. it offers a gourmet kitchen with island bar, cherry cabinets and nook, master with sitting area and five-piece luxury bathroom, three additional large bedrooms, guest room with bathroom, covered patio and fire pit.

LyNN StEvENSON 303.772.7478 | lynn.stevenson@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/lynnstevenson

BOuLDER tEAM 303.587.2295 | Boulderteam@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/boulderteam

gREAt HOME AND LOCAtiON LittLEtON

$544,900

FOX HiLL COuNtRy CLuB LONgMONt

$515,000

Spectacular updated home in the heart of Littleton offers a gourmet granite kitchen with alder cabinets, backsplash and island, an updated master bathroom, main-floor laundry and a great backyard with deck and pergola. it is near downtown Littleton and one mile to the light rail.

this luxury home on approximately .24 acres offers five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a three-car garage and basement. Additional features include a main-floor office, gourmet granite kitchen with stainless appliances, family room with fireplace and a master suite with fireplace.

CHARLiE FREitAg 720.982.4943 | freitag@att.net ColoradoHomes.com/charliefreitag

CiNDy MONtgOMERy 720.373.9235 | cindy.montgomery@coldwellbanker.com ColoradoHomes.com/cindymontgomery

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BEAUTIFUL BLOCK DENvER

$525,000

PARK HILL BUNGALOW DENvER

$518,500

Lovely Hilltop ranch offers an amazing yard, main-floor hardwoods, open living and dining area and a living room overlooking the yard and Koi pond. The spacious master offers dual closets and a retro bathroom.

Two additional main-level bedrooms are adjacent to a bathroom.

This wonderful Park Hill Ranch on the 17th Avenue Parkway sold in three days, but we have more coming available every week. We can sell your home quickly, too. Call us to find out how we sell our clients’ homes quickly and for top dollar.

RON BUSS & DAvE BAUMAN 303.241.7217 | 303.241.7217 | ron@b2brokers.com b2brokers.com

RON BUSS & DAvE BAUMAN 303.808.5390 | 303.241.7217 | ron@b2brokers.com b2brokers.com

METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED DENvER

$375,000

CUSTOM HOME CASTLE ROCK

$949,000

This wonderful Tudor on a great block offers a charming terrace, tile roof, lovely architectural detailing and a stunning basement. Additional features include a fabulous granite kitchen with stainless appliances, large master with sitting room and landscaping in the front and back.

This pristine Bainbridge custom home sits on a private site and has more than 5,800 square feet, five bedrooms, five bathrooms, an updated kitchen, finished walkout basement and more. Luxury, location and beauty make this a special home.

MARILYN DANA 303.378.1089 | marilyn@marilyndana.com marilyndana.com

RICHARD BERST 303.843.1200 | dick.berst@coloradohomes.com rberstproperties.com

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Ski-in Ski-Out in Breckenridge Breckenridge

$2,199,000

Breckenridge eState HOMe Breckenridge

$1,650,000

this wonderful home is great for a large group, with three masters and a bunk room. it offers lots of bathrooms and lots of privacy, and is only one house away from the slopes. the fabulous lot next door is available at $799,000, which makes it one of the finest and best buys on the slopes.

this fully-furnished four bedroom home with main-floor master sits on approximately 2.49 acres, with 400 acres of common area surrounding it, providing a private lake for fishing, tennis, stable, skeet and trap range, and hundreds of acres for cross country skiing and hiking.

karyn cOntinO 970.390.9111 | karynkcontino@gmail.com breckrealestate.com

karyn cOntinO 970.390.9111 | karynkcontino@gmail.com breckrealestate.com

UNDER CONTRACT

a BeautifuL HOMe fOr yOu

Large Backyard

three bedrooms three bathrooms approximately 3,300 finished square feet

four bedrooms three bathrooms approximately 3,570 square feet

four bedrooms three full bathrooms approximately 3,250 square feet

katHLeen SurgeS 303.981.6170 | kathleen@kathleensurges.com kathleensurges.com

rOger & kay BOttOMS 303.841.5263 | roger@bottomsrealestate.com bottomsrealestate.com

katHy griMeS 720.988.4818 | klgrimes2@gmail.com kathygrimes.com

BackS tO OPen SPace aurOra

$439,000

Parker

$389,900

caStLe rOck

$374,850

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ABSOLUTELY IMMACULATE

BACkS TO OPEN SPACE

AMAZING vIEWS

Four bedrooms Four bathrooms Approximately 3,295 square feet

Four bedrooms Four bathrooms Approximately 3,135 square feet

Five bedrooms Three bathrooms Approximately 2,455 square feet

JASON COrrIErE 720.224.7577 | jason@corriere-realty.com corriere-realty.com

JONELLE TUCkEr 303.902.6250 | jtucker@realtor.com ColoradoHomes.com/jonelletucker

THE rOWLEY GrOUP 303.717.5611 | info@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

GrEAT HOME ON ACrEAGE

TWO-STOrY TUDOr STYLE

rEMODELED rANCH

Four bedrooms Three baths Approximately 3,200 square feet

Three bedrooms Two bathrooms Approximately 2,530 square feet

Three bedrooms Three bathrooms Approximately 2,090 square feet

rICHArD BErST 303.843.1200 | dick.berst@coloradohomes.com rberstproperties.com

DONNA BIrD 303.523.9301 | dmbird60@gmail.com ColoradoHomes.com/donnabird

NOrMA ADAIr 720.291.3300 | normaadair@aol.com ColoradoHomes.com/normaadair

CHEYENNE rIDGE

PArk HILL rEMODELED rANCH

PArkEr

PArkEr

COMPLETE rEMODEL PArkEr

$495,000

$469,000

$335,000

LYONS

DENvEr

WESTMINSTEr

$475,000

$459,900

$435,000

PArkEr

ENGLEWOOD

DENvEr

$475,000

$439,950

$435,000

Four bedrooms Three and one-half bathrooms Approximately 2,925 square feet

Four bedrooms Four bathrooms Approximately 3,885 square feet

Three bedrooms Three bathrooms Approximately 1,280 square feet

JOSH SIMPSON 720.244.4648 | josh.simpson@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/joshsimpson

MArIE CALLAWAY 303.235.0400 | marie@coloradofinerealestate.com mariecallaway.com

LAUrA DIrkS 303.918.2170 | lauradirks@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/lauradirks

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BEAUTIFUL TWO-STORY

SUMMIT OF PINEY CREEK

PRESTIGIOUS PINE CREEK

Four bedrooms Three and one-half bathrooms Approximately 3,755 square feet

Five bedrooms Four bathrooms Approximately 3,720 square feet

Four bedrooms Three bathrooms Approximately 3,790 square feet

THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | info@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

KATHY LUTH 303.949.6049 | kathy.luth@coloradohomes.com kathyluth.com

KATHLEEN PEAK 719.930.3185 | kathleen.peak@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/kathleenpeak

CASTLE ROCK

$425,000

AURORA

$424,000

COLORADO SPRINGS

$420,000

SOLD

DESIGNER’S DREAM PARKER

$420,000

FORMER MODEL PARKER

$399,000

STUNNING PATIO HOME AURORA

$395,000

Six bedrooms Four bathrooms Approximately 4,400 square feet

Five bedrooms Two and two-half bathrooms Approximately 3,145 square feet

Three bedrooms Two and one-half bathrooms Approximately 3,900 square feet

THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | info@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | info@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

ALANA HANKINS & AMY BROOKS 303.907.1500 | alanahankins@msn.com alanahankins.com

SOLD

UPGRADES GALORE AURORA

$379,900

BEAUTIFUL HOME HIGHLANDS RANCH

$375,000

STYLISH HOME, PREMIUM LOT AURORA

$368,900

Four bedrooms Four bathrooms Approximately 4,800 square feet

Four bedrooms Two and one-half bathrooms Approximately 2,555 square feet

Four bedrooms Two and one-half bathrooms Approximately 2,735 square feet

ALICE DOWNIE 303.520.0277 | alicedownie@comcast.net alicedownie.com

THE ELLIS TEAM 303.921.5420 | ellisteam@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/kellyellis

TOM GROSS 303.591.2116 | tom@tomgross4homes.com tomgross4homes.com

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Cul-De-saC HOMe Parker

$367,000

elegant getaway evergreen

$365,000

FaBulOus HOMe lOne tree

$364,000

Four bedrooms plus full finished basement three bathrooms approximately 3,245 square feet

Four bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 2,560 square feet

Four bedrooms three bathrooms approximately 2,580 square feet

lars eriC swensOn 303.854.1230 | lars.swenson@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/larsswenson

tOM tHOrne 303.898.6962 | tom.thorne@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/tomthorne

Jill anD greg svensOn 303.409.1300 | jill-greg@comcast.net jillandgreghomes.com

aFFOrDaBle & BeautiFul

taylOr MOrrisOn HOMe

BeautiFul HOMe in tHe Pines

three bedrooms two and one-half bathrooms approximately 3,330 square feet

Five bedrooms Four bathrooms approximately 3,185 square feet

Four bedrooms Four bathrooms approximately 2,065 square feet

JOann kisOn 970.581.2348 | joann.kison@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/joannkison

Brent JOnes 720.732.1525 | homejones@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/brentjones

rOger BOttOMs 303.841.5263 | roger@bottomsrealestate.com bottomsrealestate.com

FOrt COllins

$359,000

tHOrntOn

$350,000

SOLD

suMMerFielD HOMe COlOraDO sPrings

Parker

$350,000

UNDER CONTRACT

$349,500

POrter/Du area Denver

$349,000

CraFtsMan BungalOw Denver

$345,000

six bedrooms Four bathrooms approximately 3,580 square

three bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 1,400 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 1,400 square feet

susanaH FreCH 719.660.9226 | susanah@Frechteam.com Frechteam.com

lane lyOn 303.667.0309 | lane.lyon@coloradohomes.com lanelyon.com

kate wHiPPle 303.512.3001 | kate@katewhipple.com katewhipple.com

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MOvE-iN READy

SOLD

STuNNiNG RANCH HOuSE

iMMACuLATELy MAiNTAiNED

Three bedrooms Two bathrooms Approximately 3,370 square feet

Three bedrooms Two bathrooms Approximately 2,185 square feet

five bedrooms Three and one-half bathrooms Approximately 2,690 square feet

BRANDON DEL CAMPO 310.739.8642 | Brandon@TheBDCGroup.com TheBDCGroup.com

DEE ANN AREy 303.646.7867 | deearey@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/deeannarey

DEBBiE fREiDMAN 303.913.0800 | debbiesoup@comcast.net Coloradohomes.com/debbiefriedman

BOuLDER

$330,000

CASTLE ROCK

$327,900

UNDER CONTRACT

$325,000

UNDER CONTRACT

LiKE-NEW TWO STORy HiGHLANDS RANCH

DENvER

$325,000

READy TO MOvE iN fORT COLLiNS

$325,000

HALf BLOCK fROM LAKE LONGMONT

$325,000

Three bedrooms Two and one-half bathrooms Approximately 1,795 square feet

four bedrooms Three bathrooms Approximately 2,765 square feet

five bedrooms Three bathrooms Approximately 2,610 square feet

BRuCE MCQuiSTON 303.882.9235 | macsbrew@msn.com ColoradoHomes.com/brucemcquiston

JANET STEWART 970.227.3136 | janet.stewart@frii.com ColoradoHomes.com/janetstewart

ERiCA CHOuiNARD 720.233.6481 | Erica@DenverCOHomes.com DenverCOHomes.com

MOuNTAiN CONTEMPORARy

MCSTAiN TOWNHOME

NORTH BOuLDER

Three bedrooms Three bathrooms Approximately 2,405 square feet

Three bedrooms Two and one-half bathrooms Approximately 2,535 square feet

Three bedrooms Two bathrooms Approximately 1,485 square feet

WyETH JACKSON 720.299.1390 | wyethhomes@gmail.com WyethJackson.com

KiKi CANNON 303.717.6196 | ki.cannon@coloradohomes.com Coloradohomes.com/kikicannon

MARy OSKAy 303.579.7794 | maryoskay@comcast.net maryoskay.com

BAiLEy

$320,000

WESTMiNSTER

$319,000

BOuLDER

$315,000

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highlands ranch beauty

expansive two-story

unbelievable condition

three bedrooms Four bathrooms approximately 2,630 square feet

Four bedrooms three bathrooms approximately 2,515 square feet

Four bedrooms two and one-half bathrooms approximately 3,350 square feet

alice downie 303.520.0277 | alicedownie@comcast.net alicedownie.com

Jill croteau 303.882.9700 | jill.croteau@coloradohomes.com coloradohomes.com/jillcroteau

larry & marilyn mcFall 720.232.8212 | larry.mcfall@coloradohomes.com mcfall2home.com

highlands ranch

$314,900

parker

$309,000

centennial

$308,750

UNDER CONTRACT

ranch with walkout

newly remodeled condo

beautiFully upgraded

three bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 1,730 square feet

two bedrooms one bathroom approximately 1,005 square feet

Four bedrooms two and one-half bathrooms approximately 2,270 finished square feet

david deelena 303.409.1300 | david.deelena@coloradohomes.com coloradohomes.com/daviddeelena

dana allen 303.944.7085 | dana@danaallen.net coloradohomes.com/danaallen

erica chouinard 720.233.6481 | erica@denvercohomes.com denvercohomes.com

excellent condition

mid-century beauty

this is it!

three bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 3,220 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 1,865 square feet

Five bedrooms three bathrooms approximately 2,455 square feet

cheryl melichar 303.817.6163 | cheryl.melichar@coloradohomes.com coloradohomes.com/cherylmelichar

linda bram-winne 720.435.0857 | linda.bram.winne@gmail.com coloradohomes.com/lindabram-winne

aJ stiFFler 303.320.5733 | aj.stiffler@coloradohomes.com coloradohomes.com/ajstiffler

aurora

longmont

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$304,900

$299,900

lakewood/denver-west

littleton

$110,000

$295,000

castle rock

thornton

$300,000

$294,294

COLDWELL BANKER | Colorado Homes of Distinction UNDER CONTRACT

UNDER CONTRACT

CONtEMpORARy RANCH LAKEWOOD

$295,000

GREAt HOME iN tHE SHORES LONGMONt

$294,000

LARGE SizE FOR tHE pRiCE HiGHLANDS RANCH

$290,000

Four bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 1,950 square feet

Four bedrooms three bathrooms Approximately 3,630 square feet

Five bedrooms two and two-half bathrooms Approximately 3,315 square feet

KAtHLEEN BACCARiNi 303.980.1177 | kathleen.baccarini@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/kathleenbaccarini

JONELLE tuCKER 303.902.6250 | jtucker@realtor.com ColoradoHomes.com/jonelletucker

DONNA SACKEtt 303.779.9501 | donna.sackett@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/donnasackett

BEAutiFuL JOuRNEy HOME

BACKS tO OpEN SpACE

MANy RECENt upDAtES

Four bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 2,425 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 2,355 square feet

three bedrooms two and one-half bathrooms Approximately 2,105 square feet

CHRiS EiSENHARD 303.409.1300 | chris.eisenhard@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/chriseisenhard

tHE ROWLEy GROup 303.717.5611 | info@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

MARy MuStARD 303.883.0802 | mary.mustard@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/marymustard

FiREStONE

$289,500

AuRORA

$284,000

WEStMiNStER

$280,000

pHOtO NOt AVAiLABLE

GREAt HOME, GREAt BLOCK

ELEGANt HOME

Four bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 2,185 square feet

Four bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 4,005 square feet

Four bedrooms One and one-half bathroom Approximately 1,910 square feet

KRiStEN SLAuGHtER 720.629.0970 | kristen.slaughter@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/kristenslaughter

tOD FRANKLiN 970.223.6500 | tfranklin@coldwellbanker.com ColoradoHomes.com/todfranklin

RENEE COHEN 303.594.3137 | renee@reneesellscolorado.com reneesellscolorado.com

HiGHLANDS RANCH

$280,000

JOHNStOWN

$279,000

GREAt FLOOR pLAN DENVER

$275,000

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best of columbine west

PRide of owneRsHiP

beAutifully mAintAined

three bedrooms three bathrooms Approximately 2,365 square feet

four bedrooms four bathrooms Approximately 2,000 square feet

five bedrooms three bathrooms Approximately 2,400 square feet

Robin bunnell 303.880.5834 | robin.bunnell@coloradohomes.com coloradoHomes.com/Robinbunnell

lARRy & mARilyn mcfAll 720.232.8212 | larry@mcfall2home.com mcfall2home.com

PAm collieR 970.215.3439 | pam@pamcollier.com pamcollier.com

littleton

$275,000

HigHlAnds RAncH

$275,000

foRt collins

$272,500

UNDER CONTRACT

PRivAte RAncH-style unit

beAutiful uPdAted Home

five bedrooms two and a half bathrooms Approximately 2,530 square feet

two bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 1,620 square feet

three bedrooms three bathrooms Approximately 1,960 square feet

JAn bRonstine 303.409.1300 | jan.bronstine@coloradohomes.com coloradoHomes.com/janbronstine

eRicA cHouinARd 720.233.6481 | erica@denvercoHomes.com denvercoHomes.com

RogeR bottoms 303.841.5263 | roger@bottomsrealestate.com bottomsrealestate.com

fAbulous Home

cloveR cReek soutH

close to eveRytHing

three bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 2,800 square feet

five bedrooms two and one-half bathrooms Approximately 2,295 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 1,560 square feet

lynne Ross 303.409.1300 | lynne.ross@coloradohomes.com coloradoHomes.com/lynneross

JoHAnnes HellingA 303.927.8215 | johannes.hellinga@coloradohomes.com coloradoHomes.com/johanneshellinga

Jill PuRsell 303.324.2874 | jill@jillpursell.com jillpursell.com

in mint condition AuRoRA

AuRoRA

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$269,900

$260,000

HigHlAnds RAncH

longmont

$267,000

$259,900

PARkeR

denveR

$264,900

$259,900

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UNDER CONTRACT

NEWER HOME WitH LOFt

MOVE-iN READY RANCH

three bedrooms two and one-half bathrooms Approximately 1,910 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 1,970 square feet

Five bedrooms three bathrooms Approximately 2,420 square feet

ERiCA CHOuiNARD 720.233.6481 | Erica@DenverCOHomes.com DenverCOHomes.com

ERiCA CHOuiNARD 720.233.6481 | Erica@DenverCOHomes.com DenverCOHomes.com

pEtER FRECH 719.290.1000 | pete@Frechteam.com Frechteam.com

AgAiNSt tHE MOuNtAiNS

SOLD - StEtSON HiLLS

pOpuLAR NEigHBORHOOD

three bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 1,560 square feet

three bedrooms Four bathrooms Approximately 2,800 square feet

Five bedrooms three bathrooms Approximately 2,055 square feet

KAtHY MACLEOD 303.475.9877 | kathy.macleod@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/kathymacleod

KEN REYNOLDS 719.200.7668 | ken.reynolds@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/kenreynolds

JASON pECK 720.937.3888 | jason@carrpeckrealestateexperts.com coloradohomeclick.com

READY tO MOVE iN

BEAutiFuL AND BRigHt!

LittLEtON

LittLEtON

$255,000

$245,000

AuRORA

COLORADO SpRiNgS

$250,000

$245,000

iMMACuLAtELY MAiNtAiNED COLORADO SpRiNgS

LittLEtON

$249,900

$240,000

UNDER CONTRACT

MOVE-iN READY AuRORA

$240,000

LOHi/HigHLANDS

$239,900

COMMERCE CitY

$235,000

Four bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 2,070 square feet

One bedroom One bathroom Approximately 625 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms Approximately 1,905 square feet

JAN SELiNFREuND 720.427.5888 | selinfreund@msn.com ColoradoHomes.com/janselinfreund

CARRiE WERNECKE 303.885.9671 | carrie@carriesellsdenver.com carriesellsdenver.com

tAMMiE SANDEMAN 720.849.9202 | tammiesellsdenver@gmail.com ColoradoHomes.com/tammiesandeman

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UNDER CONTRACT

wonderful updated home

craftsman Bungalow

Beautiful townhome

three bedrooms four bathrooms approximately 1,610 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 1,785 square feet

three bedrooms two and one-half bathrooms approximately 1,705 square feet

roger Bottoms 303.841.5263 | roger@bottomsrealestate.com bottomsrealestate.com

tammie sandemann 720.849.9202 | tammiesellsdenver@gmail.com coloradohomes.com/tammiesandeman

the ellis team 303.921.5420 | ellisteam@comcast.net coloradohomes.com/kellyellis

castle rock

$239,900

denver

$305,000

centennial

$235,000

UNDER CONTRACT

Beautiful Bi-level

neighBorhood Jewel

pride of ownership

four bedrooms three bathrooms approximately 2,160 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 1,555 square feet

three bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 1,910 square feet

eric Johnston 720.243.0159 | eric.johnston@coloradohomes.com coloradohomes.com/ericjohnston

Jason peck 303.843.1267 | jason@carrpeckrealestateexperts.com coloradohomeclick.com

the ellis team 303.921.5420 | ellisteam@comcast.net coloradohomes.com/kellyellis

flexiBle floor plan

row-style townhome

energy-efficient

three bedrooms two and one-half bathrooms approximately 2,210 square feet

three bedrooms three bathrooms approximately 1,440 square feet

two bedrooms two bathrooms approximately 1,165 square feet

erica chouinard 720.233.6481 | erica@denvercohomes.com denvercohomes.com

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Chocolate Frontier Modern pioneers in craft chocolate-making, Robbie Stout and Anna Davies of Denverbased Ritual Chocolate create small-batch, big-flavor bars using vintage methods and just two simple ingredients

BY CAROLINE EBERLY

PHOTOGRAPHY

BY

DON RILEY

IN A SMALL, SPARE FACTORY JUST NORTH OF downtown Denver—where creative outposts are reclaiming the tired streets—Robbie Stout and Anna Davies are pursuing their own artisan craft amid the upstart coffee shops and design studios: chocolate making.

To be clear: these creative, young entrepreneurs are not making candy, or importing chocolate from Belgium, melting it down and molding it into truffles. Rather, they’re crafting the actual substance itself—sourcing the cacao from high-integrity farms in Costa Rica and Madagascar; roasting, dehulling, grinding and tempering the beans; hand-wrapping the bars and personally delivering them to local shops, as well as restaurants that use the chocolate to create luscious desserts.

They engage in this spectacular effort with the hope of turning people on to the magic of exquisite, high-quality chocolate—a food many people love but know little about—and educating them about why it’s worth paying a little extra for chocolate that’s made slowly, with fair practices in mind.

“In Colorado, it’s a very empty landscape for this craft,” Stout says, adding that there are only about 30 producers of this kind in the entire country. “But the industry is going to boom,” he says. After considering the love and labor he and his business-partner girlfriend have poured into the fledgling company, started just about two years ago, it’s clear that only the most dedicated will survive.

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Embrace the Ritual “The only wrong way to eat chocolate is to scarf down the whole bar at once,” Robbie Stout says. For a moving experience, find a quiet moment with a few morsels and follow these tasting tips: Remove distractions. “Tasting is a meditative process,” Stout says.

“You need to be focused on the moment and have an open mind.

It’s easy to stick something in your mouth, walk around the room, talk to someone, and forget you’re eating this amazing chocolate.”

For Stout and Davies, first came love, then chocolate. The couple met on Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall, where Stout held a part-time job in a coffee shop Davies frequented. They began dating, and the idea for a chocolate enterprise was sparked not long after. “We were really into chocolate already,” he says, “and we were eating it every night.”

Around the same time, Stout, a cyclist and former journalist who has always loved extreme challenges (chocolate-making no exception), took on an article for Boulder-based VeloNews about coffee marketed to cyclists. He was stirred by how diverse and amazing this sister substance could be—and the success some young artisan-entrepreneurs were having carving out their corner of that specialty industry. His thoughts turned toward chocolate, where he and Davies saw “immense potential and endless interest.” Before long, they were buying small quantities of beans, piecing together their own equipment (even a small roaster) and making experimental batches at home.

“We were living in a carriage house and the landlords were getting a little annoyed with the roasting and all of the equipment,” Stout laughs, who uses the word “obsessive” to describe their curiosity about the process.

This “research and development phase” included visits to farms in Costa Rica and Madagascar, where the beans used in Ritual Chocolate’s single-origin and -estate 75% cacao bars take on their distinctive terroir. (The only ingredient besides cacao beans is organic cane sugar—pure and simple.) According to English-born Davies, who grew up helping her father on his farm north of London, half the craft of chocolate-making lies in careful farming of the beans. This conviction led Stout and Davies to select farms they could trust—those that pay their workers an honorable wage and with whom they could form friendly working relationships. (top) Ritual Chocolate imports its beans, which are sun-dried for optimal flavor, from honorable farms in Costa Rica and Madagascar. (left, top) After hand-sorting the beans to eliminate non-cacao particles, Stout and Davies lightly roast them before they’re sent through the winnower, which separates the nib from the shell. (left, middle) The melangeur grinds the nibs into a gritty chocolate substance. (left, bottom) During the tempering phase, the cocoa butter forms crystals, which creates a chocolate that’s shiny and snaps well.

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Tap into your personal food history.

“To taste particular notes, it doesn’t take a creative imagination; it just takes a good memory. If you try our Madagascar bar and it reminds you of a PB&J, you’ve done a good job, since it’s nutty, fruity and bread-y.”

Eat with a warm mouth to maximize flavor. “Chocolate melts just below the temperature of your mouth, so don’t eat it while drinking ice water or immediately after coming in from the cold,” Stout says. “It will just wad up.” Store chocolate at room temperature, not in the fridge or freezer.

Consider the first bite a warm-up.

“The second, third and fourth bites are the best; you’ll notice more flavors than during the first, when your mouth might not be fully prepped.”

Stout recommends using half of one of the nine squares in a Ritual Chocolate bar as your sample size.

“I’ll bite it once or twice and swirl it around, which exposes new surface areas and can increase the flavor.”

Breathe deep “Once the chocolate is melted, it helps to breathe out through your nose to see if you can smell or taste the after-aroma.”

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When you look back to Aztec and Mayan cultures, chocolate was the drink of choice. It had the importance that wine does.

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“When we’re given the beans,” Davies says, “we have to really respect them because there’s already been so much care put into them.

We have the responsibility to make a good-quality product.”

If Davies is the agricultural advocate, then Stout is the manufacturing guru. “Chocolate meets us in the middle,” he says. “You can’t have good chocolate without good manufacturing practices.”

And together they’ve discovered that “good manufacturing” doesn’t necessarily require newfangled technology. Inside the Ritual Chocolate factory—a space the couple shares with chocolate master Steve DeVries of DeVries Chocolate—vintage equipment stands amid burlap bags of raw, sun-dried cacao beans. Whereas new equipment is generally engineered to produce lots of chocolate (and quickly), this old machinery is designed to develop flavor and texture. The factory’s winnower, for example—the machine that separates the nibs from the shell—was built in the early 1900s. While other pieces of equipment might only be 20 years old, their designs date back to the 1800s.

This process is neither fast nor efficient—but that’s exactly how the innovators would have it. As if pursuing a sensual blend of wine or perfectly balanced coffee, they approach each stage of chocolate creation with care and conscience. “Every step is the most important,” Davies says.

It’s this ritualistic approach, which you’d observe as Stout and Davies sort the beans by hand or wait for the chocolate to age as long as six months, that speaks to the history of cacao, and inspired the company’s name. “When you look back to Aztec and Mayan cultures,” Stout says, “chocolate was the drink of choice. It had the importance that wine does. But that all got lost in the industrial era.”

Snap off a bite of Ritual Chocolate’s Costa Rica bar, let it melt on your tongue, wait for delicate hints of plum, blackberry and walnut to linger for a time before giving way to a pleasant floral finish— and perhaps you’ll understand what such devotion is all about. ritualchocolate.com

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Chefs at restaurants like Linger, Potager and Frasca use Ritual Chocolate to create desserts for Front Range diners. Here, pastry chef Natalia Spampinato of Denver’s Il Posto shares a recipe that showcases the divine stuff.

Chocolate Bread Pudding Makes 12-16 servings

You’ll need: About 8 ounces stale bread, crusts removed and cut into half-inch cubes 4 1/2 cups heavy cream 1 1/2 cups milk 1 1/4 cups sugar 1 teaspoon salt 15 ounces Ritual Chocolate, roughly chopped 3 eggs 12 egg yolks Place the bread cubes in a bowl and allow them to dry out while you make the custard.

Pour the cream, milk, sugar and salt into a medium pot and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and whisk in the chocolate until fully melted. Whisk in the eggs and yolks.

Pour the custard over the bread and mix to combine.

Let stand at least one hour, stirring occasionally, so the bread can soak up the custard.

Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 350 degrees and grease a 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking dish.

Pour the soaked bread into the baking dish, cover with foil and bake for one hour. Remove the foil and bake 20 minutes more. The pudding will puff up and is finished when a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean or with just a few crumbs.

Cool for at least 20 minutes before cutting and serving. (Pudding can be completely chilled and re-heated when ready to serve.)

Spampinato recommends topping the bread pudding with chocolate sauce, cocoa crumble and toasted hazelnuts, and serving with a side of pear sorbet.

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A Happy Dose of Nostalgia Architect Suzanne Allen-Guerra infuses century-old charm into a present-day kitchen

BY ERIN ENGLISH

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WITH THE HOPE OF BRINGING SOUTHERN CHARM into her new home, the owner of this Breckenridge dwelling first sat down with architect Suzanne Allen-Guerra of Allen-Guerra Design Build to share stories from her childhood in eastern Tennessee. This charming kitchen, inspired by a “cozy, comfortable” cabin owned by her husband’s family as well as another belonging to a close friend, is just one of the home’s many spaces that puts her love for vintage items on display.

Many of the elements in the room are deliberately old in feel: The simple countertops were created by Vermont Soapstone, which has been in business since 1850; exposed timbers were reclaimed from an old,

dismantled mill in Wisconsin; and the kitchen floor was constructed with wide-plank pine boards that have a rustic flair. “We used old-fashioned nails and hammered them in by hand so they were exposed, just like it used to be done,” Allen-Guerra says. The architect also worked closely with custom woodworker Genesis Innovations to create cabinetry that was similar to those the homeowner remembered from her friend’s cabin.

By incorporating these thoughtful details to evoke such fond memories, the design team hit a home run. “When her friend came out for a visit and stepped into the kitchen, she burst into tears,” AllenGuerra says.

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