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Inside-out Design matching intangible needs!

As featured in top design and architecture magazines, this new home in downtown Steamboat Springs reveals a refreshing esthetic and purposeful 10 interior design trends:

1. Mixed-use, large open space on the main floor allows for flexibility and conviviality  (kitchen, dining breakfast nook, sunken living room, glass studio, etc.) 
2. Mixing minimalist style with other more personal styles
3. Natural materials and texture fabric (wood, wool, velvet, boucle, sherpa, fringe)
4. Black accents with rich green and jewel tones
5. Optimistic, playful, and cozy decor (wallpaper, raked wood panel, oversized woven, headboard, loft)
6. Dynamic, statement elements (mid-century entry door, centered wooden foosball table, lacquered piano)
7. Curve, organic furniture to soften linear lines (live edge dining table, plant chandelier, ball coffee table, rounded sofa)
8. Large windows, and plants connecting inside and outside space
9. Vintage, up-cycled vivid and timeless elements
10. Renewed appreciation for nature and global craft through an integrated and comprehensive biophilic design


This New Home Features All New Design Trends!

Mid-century style uplift with added practicality and comfort for these studios

Both Units have a direct southern exposure and views of Emerald Mountain. This view was celebrated by bringing the kitchens around the corner and into the open studio floor plan.
The Units were super insulated and remodeled with high quality, more contemporary materials that were surplus from other larger homes built locally.


Mid-century studio uplift with added practicality and comfort

1904 Denver Square full remodel

Merging old world, clean lines and modern efficiency, this classic home was remodeled to highlight timeless features and transform each room into a fresh and incredibly inviting space.

This historic Steamboat Springs’ residence was constructed in 1904. The goal in bringing new life to this classic home was to maintain the historic feel of its exterior “shell” and throw the interior into the future, with a more clean and open floor plan. Polished brass fixtures, 1980’s wallpaper, and outdated tile and a nonfunctional kitchen were upped with state-of-the-art appliances, water saving fixtures, more durable surfaces, and resurfaced wood floors made the home more efficient to maintain and live in.

The original trim was preserved and accentuated by painting it white. The carpet was removed in all areas, including the stairs which were stained in dark walnut to match the new shelving to contrast with the white trim, creating an old word feel.



Earthy Strawbale Home

Beauty and function are at the heart of this quiet and peaceful home. The blue-stained pine and hand-plastered walls with straw flecks give a warm and elegant feel to this unique home. 

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