For her debut fabric collection, the Denver-based designer—and great-great-granddaughter of stained-glass master Louis Comfort Tiffany—continues a creative legacy two centuries in the making.
Denver designer Jess Knauf makes coastal style feel right at home in Wash Park.
With the help of designer Beth Armijo, the renovation merges old with new, soft with sleek, and elegance with ease.
Their impressive designs have played a major role in making our state’s built landscape so unique.
A letter from the editor of 5280 Home‘s August/September Kitchen & Architecture Issue.
In the foothills of Colorado Springs, a cozy patio seemingly floats among the trees.
Add a little shine to your cookspace with chic, jewelry-like lighting and hardware.
The recipe for updating a tired, Tuscan-inspired kitchen? A crisp-white—but not too white—color palette.
How to create an elegant bouquet straight from your backyard garden.
The eye-catching municipal space embodies strength and a sense of refuge.
The executive chef at Foraged restaurant creates custom knife handles using exotic materials such as mammoth tusk and mother of pearl.
Seven multitasking kitchens designed for whipping up gourmet meals, entertaining loved ones, and every bite in between.
Ahead of the Casa Bonita relaunch, the star chef reflects on two items that nod to her Mexican heritage and hospitable spirit.
Get inspired by Denver Modernism Week and bring some sleek to your abode with the help of these local shops.
A new fabric collection, a local architect’s new documentary, and a can’t-miss house tour.
Interior designers Lindsey Jamison and Valerie Stafford reimagine a tired office for a client with a taste for vibrance.
Calli Swofford, proprietor of Berkeley boutique Miller Lane Mercantile, shares her favorite ways to throw together an easy summer night gathering—with a fresh-from-the-farmer’s-market menu, laid-back tablescape, and, of course, plenty of chilled rosé.
The reality TV star’s digs are sleek and contemporary, without a single rose in sight.
How to go xeric for backyards big and small, with plans, renderings, and plant picks all designed for local homeowners by Tilly, an online custom landscape provider with roots in the Mile High City.
The North Union Station restaurant riffs on the beauty of discovery—in far-flung locales and in your own subconscious.
