What You Need To Know About Populus, an Eye-Catching Hotel Coming to Civic Center Park
The new development is unlike any other hospitality complex in Denver.
|Christine Deorio
Christine DeOrio is the associate editor of 5280 Home magazine.
How to Add Colorful Hues to Your Home the Right Way
Color queen Katie Schroder shares five secrets to making even the boldest hues feel right in any room.
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Become Your Own Best Designer With Help From the Havenly Founders’ New Decorating Book
A just-published design guide by Lee Mayer and Emily Motayed—the sisters behind Denver-based online design service Havenly—demystifies the process of finding your décor style and bringing it to life in your home.
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A Denver Designer’s Chair Had a Starring Role at the 93rd Oscars
At this year’s intimate ceremony, the best seats in the house were designed by Denver’s own Jerri Hobdy.
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Should You Pop the Top on Your Home?
That is the question many Denverites are pondering as they balance the need for more space with the challenges of entering the city’s competitive housing market. Here, local contractor and pop-top expert Justin Bride offers helpful insights and advice.
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Start Fresh This Season With These Pretty, Local Appliances
Adding color to the kitchen just got easier, thanks to Boulder-based appliance maker Big Chill’s new Spring Edit palette of four refined colorways.
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10 Outdoor Seats Fit for Royalty
The now-famous patio chairs that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle perched upon during their interview with Oprah may have sold out (in 48 hours!), but we’ve got 10 alternatives with the same breezy vibe.
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At Home on the Banks of the Roaring Fork River
A Snowmass home gets an inviting makeover that celebrates its idyllic setting.
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Asuka Sasaki of the Colorado Ballet Shares Her Favorite Furnishing
We can see why she loves this charming and practical piece.
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Get to Know Eli Hariton, Denver’s Newest Design Star
Local designer Eli Hariton, contestant on HGTV’s new series, Design Star: Next Gen shares his unique take on style, plus highlights from the competition, from meeting Karim Rashid to faux-painting with potatoes.
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Stahl House in Congress Park Becomes Denver’s Newest Landmark
The local gem, beloved for its charming Queen Anne– and Richardsonian Romanesque–style detailing, was officially declared a local landmark, 132 years after its construction.
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Instantly Refresh Your Home With These 10 Things
Local stylist Bret Alexandra shares her favorite items and practices for making a space feel new again.
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We Found the Home Library of Our Dreams
This one-of-a-kind, historic space sits inside an old coal silo in the Clayton neighborhood.
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Finding Perfect Harmony in Colorado Springs
A Colorado Springs architect and a Denver designer—working nearly six decades apart—give a pair of Colorado transplants a mountainside home filled with dramatic mid-mod details and a touch of rock ‘n’ roll.
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The Expert’s Guide to Creating a Well-Designed Home in 2021
Sari Mina Ross shares the trends that will shape our living spaces this year—from high-performance kitchens to easy-clean, antibacterial materials and more.
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The Micro-Apartment Trend Finds a Home in Cherry Creek North
Studio 135’s ultra-efficient studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments prove you can sacrifice square footage without skimping on style.
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The Future of Design
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused us to take a good, hard look at the places we call home and figure out how we can make them safer, more functional and comfortable, and better aligned with our values. We talked to local design experts to learn how that’s playing out in the spaces where we live, work, and play.
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How COVID-19 Is Influencing Home Design
The architects of Boulder-based Bldg Collective discuss shifting toward a more values-based approach, how to “future-proof” your home, and what’s next for Colorado’s design community.
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Creating an At-Home Workspace That’s in It for the Long Haul
Interior designer Kirsten Brundage offers four ways to alleviate your work-from-home woes.
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Behind the Spontaneous, Meditative Art of Sumi-E
Denver artist Marilyn Wells channels energy and emotion into the ancient art of ink-wash painting.
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