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46 Sea Meets SkyA classic home with a modern twist melds coastalMaine influences and Colorado style.

54 Blissful BathsThese distinctly different retreats, including our2011 Bath of the Year winner, prove your stylecan—and should—extend to your master bath.Let them inspire your own at-home sanctuary.

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23 The LatestA Boulder resident imagines a creative retreat for grown-ups; Vail hosts a food-and-wine fest; a beloved art and antiques event is back; two local bath showrooms becomeone; plus the best-of-the-moment bed and bath products.

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We find the rooms that feel just right—and tell you how to get the look[ ]

Our Favor i te Room

WHERE IT BEGAN As the room that noone wanted to claim at the 2010 Designer Show Houseto benefit The Children’s Hospital. When designerTonya Frank showed up on the scene of the house-in-progress, a 1929 gem designed by late architect TempleBuell, she was left with this dark, cramped space and justthree weeks to work a transformation.

But Frank, the owner and principal of Denver/Vail-based Dromma Designs, was energized by the tightturnaround: “They always say the last-minute thingstend to be the most successful,” she says.

A first glance told her the room needed to be bright-

ened and expanded, made to look bigger than it actuallyis. And she wasn’t afraid to do a little maneuvering to getthere. Frank had the heavy-looking cabinetry and barremoved, the skylight sealed and ceiling lights installed.Then everything was slathered in a coat of fresh whitepaint—and kept open and airy. “I didn’t want to bring indrapery to cover any of the windows,” Frank says. “I wastrying to bring the outside in.”

PERFECT TOUCHES The designerwanted to create a fresh vibe like you’d find in the Hamptons (apparent in the floral upholstery

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and crisp pillows and benches),but she ended up tempering thelook with comfortable, naturalmaterials that feel at home inColorado: a textural jute rug, at w i g g y s i d e t a b l e a n d f l o o rlamps, and organic-themed art-work by Denver artists HeidiJung and Jeffrey Keith.

STYLE TIPS How do youmaster a bold mix like this one?Fearlessly, the designer says. “Don’tbe afraid to use color and mix a lot ofpatterns together.” Find that audacityhere in the pairing of sleek orangelamps and a rustic table, or thepython-skin-covered side tablepulled up alongside a lounge chairupholstered in a floral print.

From the result, you’d neverknow the designer pulled it alltogether so swiftly. “Most peoplecame and relaxed here during theshow home,” she says, which provesthe design’s success: though it makesa statement, it’s livable and inviting.


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IT’S NO SECRET that Americans have a little trouble sleeping. In a2010 poll by the National Sleep Foundation, only 42 percent of us said weget a good night’s sleep every night (or almost every night), and nearly aquarter of us fessed up to using some type of sleep medication in thecourse of a year.

What gives? We could, perhaps, partly blame the technology that keepsus plugged in and connected around the clock. But here, we bring youtechnology that might help you do just the opposite: unplug and unwind.

close your eyesHow do you “turn off” your day when you barely made a dent in theto-do list? Instead of popping a pill, opt for a device that can help yourelax naturally.

Veteran gadget retailer Brookstone offers the Tranquil MomentsSleep Sound Therapy System. Available in both home and travel sizes,this clean-lined machine will lull you to sleep with one of 12 digitallyrecorded nature sounds (crickets or rain, anyone?).

Or coax all of your senses into relaxation with Gaiam’s AromaDiffuser Elite. The fragrance of natural essential oils (released by anaromatherapy diffuser), calming light and nature sounds all help youtune out pressing thoughts.

sweet dreamsMaybe your struggle isn’t going to sleep—it’s staying asleep. Factors suchas noise, light or room temperature can disrupt sleep patterns, as canlifestyle choices like diet and exercise.

If you require a pitch-black room for dreamy sleep, invest in room-darkening shades or curtains, perfect for those who must sleep during theday (Motorized Shades Denver has extensive options). Or go simple andstylish with a sleep mask from Lafayette-based Bona Notti, made of wash-able silk and hypoallergenic cotton and available in more than 45 designs.

To really uncover how you’re sleeping, try this slick little gadget: theSleeptracker by Gaiam. It looks like a wristwatch, but uses biofeedback

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• Control your room

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Leave it to Danish retailer Bang & Olufsen to develop one of thesleekest, least intrusive alarm clocks on the market. The BeoTime AlarmClock, designed by Steffen Schmelling, not only looks chic and deliverswhat you’d expect from an alarm clock, but it syncs with other Bang &Olufsen products in your home, turning off the television or stereo afteryou’ve fallen asleep.

Don’t want to get tripped up by something too high-tech? Boulder-based Now & Zen offers a line of Asian-inspired clocks that use gentleacoustics. The Zen Alarm Clock features a subtle Tibetan bell-like chimethat strikes with increasing frequency over a 10-minute period, while theZen Timepiece sounds off using a brass bowl gong.

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Spyder’sWebThe founder of Spyder Active Sports and his wife create a custom home in Boulder that’s perfect for entertaining—and for showcasing the owner’s vintage race-car collection

BY SALLY STICH PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMILY MINTON REDFIELD

The first thing guests see upon arrival at David Jacobs and Jean Conway Jacobs’ northBoulder home is an iron gate with an imposing black widow spider embedded in it.The symbolism is not lost on those who know Jacobs, founder and former owner ofSpyder Active Sports, an upscale line of racing and recreational ski apparel. The blackwidow is the company’s logo, inspired by the contours of the padding on its original

1970s racing pants, which resembled a spider. “I’m a brand junkie,” Jacobs says, “and I realized thatthe edgy elegance of a black widow was unforgettable.”

Of course people who know Jacobs well also know he’s afraid of spiders. But a logo’s a logo. And where better to put it than on the gates to his five-acre spread where he and his wife, a com-munications consultant and psychotherapist, built a new custom home.

“We bought the land in 2005,” says Jacobs—the year after he sold the successful business he’dstarted in 1978. At the time, they lived across the street from what had been ranch land. When theowners of the ranch decided to subdivide the property, the couple jumped at the chance to buy afive-acre parcel.

(above, left) Guests enter David

Jacobs and Jean Conway Jacobs’

home through the courtyard, land-

scaped so the young tree in the cen-

ter will eventually be the focal point

of the entry. (above, right) A race-

car driver and aficionado, Jacobs

displays his collection of vintage

cars in a garage framed by the

largest plate-glass window ever

made in Colorado. The cabinets are

appropriately painted Ferrari red.

(opposite) Few hosts offer a setting

as dramatic as this dining room,

where guests look across the court-

yard to Jacobs’ prized possessions.

(opposite, top) Built in the Prairie School style, the home’s baked enamel roof mimics the hills behind it. Four stone

chimneys appear to anchor the house to the land. (opposite, bottom) In the transition from pool to house, sym-

metry is key. The outdoor kitchen (to the left) sits under a 16-foot overhang, allowing for nearly year-round use.

(left) Even though Jacobs is an arachnophobe, he loves his company’s logo, which graces the entryway. (below)

The great room is framed by alder columns that also frame the view of the Flatirons beyond. Conway Jacobs’ one

concession to her husband: a TV above the fireplace. (His concession to her: the 75-foot lap pool.)

Though they’d never built a house before, they knew what they wanted: a home that maximized theviews, a dining room that accommodated large family gatherings, and a show garage for the six vintagerace cars Jacobs takes to competitions all over the world. He wanted the garage to be visible from thedining room so that during dinner parties the spotlighted cars would create drama for guests.

Working with architect John Mink and designer Meg Jonsen, the couple was open to sugges-tions. Mink, a proponent of Prairie-School architecture, immediately envisioned a low-slung housewith a roofline that mirrored the hills behind it and a presence on the site that seemed organic. The

(opposite) The couple entertains

often and the kitchen is a cook’s

dream. Conway Jacobs wanted

two smaller islands rather than

one long one so she wouldn’t

have to “run laps around it.” The

sink is situated in the corner

where two windows meet, look-

ing out onto a spectacular view.

(above) Thanks to stainless-steel

legs, the kitchen islands appear

to float. White eucalyptus wood

under the granite tops contrasts

with the walnut floors.

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couple agreed with his exterior vision, but they didn’t want a true Frank Lloyd Wright interior,which they felt would be too dark and woody.

Mink sited the house in the northwest corner of the lot—not only to maximize the couple’s ownviews of the Flatirons, but also to preserve the neighbors’ vistas. The site was also lowered five feetso that from the busy road nearby, only the home’s roof shows. “We didn’t want to offend thefoothills,” Jacobs says.

The horizontal exterior gives way to a soft contemporary interior, which, in spite of its 8,400-square-foot blueprint, feels warm and intimate. “We wanted rooms that felt comfortable for twopeople or 20,” Conway Jacobs says. True to their wishes, Meg Jonsen made sure each room standsas a unique space, defined by custom rugs and intimate arrangements of bespoke furniture. Curvedalder soffits soften the horizontal lines that frame each exterior view. Coved ceilings offer indirectlighting, and at night the rooms take on a warm glow against the dark skies.

Much of the home’s greatness is subtle rather than over-the-top. The walls are a creamyVenetian plaster, which was applied by hand with a trowel, a process that took nearly four months.The walnut floors are warmed by radiant heat; the glass-to-glass corner windows (a la Frank LloydWright) frame beautiful scenes; granite and onyx surfaces add elegance. “My father taught me tobuy the best I could afford,” Jacobs says. This house is a testament to that advice.

The couple lives in about 5,000 of the 8,400 square feet. (The seven-car show garage and the studio and two guest suites that sit above it take up a considerable amount of the remaining space.)“Each room we use is so beautifully arranged, so warmly lighted, so comfortable,” says Conway Jacobs,“that one friend said our home was like being at the St. Julien Hotel [in Boulder], only cozier.”

For Jacobs especially, the home allows him to enjoy his “toys”—the cars he stations there whenhe’s not traveling to races. (His vintage 1966 Lola T 70 was once owned by Parnelli Jones; his 1968Alfa Romeo T 33 was driven by Mario Andretti at Daytona.) No longer are they tucked away in astorage garage; they’re part of the decor, close enough to enjoy daily. As it should be for a man whoworked hard, plays hard and has a wife who appreciates his passion.

(above) The blue-and-cream master bedroom is filled with custom furniture, including two swivel chairs to catch

the view outside. (opposite) The elegant and soothing master bath features onyx walls and countertops.

DESIGN DETAILS

DesignerMEG JONSEN

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Sea Meets SkyA classic home with a modern twist

melds coastal Maine influences and Colorado style

After living in Massachusetts for many years, Nan and Chuck Procknow adjusted to Denver with a little help from theirNew England heritage. They brought with them family antiques andmemories, and built a fresh new house inspired by summers spent on thecoast of Maine.

To execute their vision, the Procknows hired architect Don Rugglesof DHR Architecture to design a two-story house in GreenwoodVillage that would have “lots of New England touches,” but would be “abit more modern and clean-lined than a typical New England house,”says Nan Procknow, an interior designer, who collaborated with thearchitect. “We wanted to bring a little of the East coast with us, yet fitthe Colorado landscape.”

BY NANCY RICHMAN MILLIGAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMILY MINTON REDFIELD

A hand-painted mural by local artists Laura Chappell and Barbara Fisher is based on

photographed scenes of a Maine island where homeowner Nan Procknow’s parents

once owned a home. An interior designer, Procknow was drawn to the lines of the

draped-glass-bead chandelier. “It’s a perfect combination of old and new,” she says.

The dining room buffet is a treasured family antique.

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The 5,500-square-foot house is rooted in17th-century shingle-style architecture, whichis defined by a sense of intimacy, comfort andprotectiveness. Ruggles took the bones of thestyle—which is somewhat relaxed, not totallysymmetrical, but with well-proportioned rectangles and simple curves—and gave thelook a modern expression. “We responded tothe Colorado environment by opening up inte-rior vistas and connecting to the outdoors.There was a conscious effort to relax the floorplan and let it flow and breathe,” he says. “Morefreedom is what the West is all about.”

The rooms are spacious and open with highceilings and large windows; the color scheme islight and fresh with hues that blend and flowfrom room to room. “I used a lot of pastels tobring in the light. Coming from the East coast,we always try to maximize light,” Procknowsays. “We weren’t used to the bright light ofColorado. Even on rare gray days here, thehouse is light and cheery.”

(opposite, top) The formal pillars and arches

of the home’s exterior speak to the shingle-

style architecture of coastal Maine, with

large overhangs to protect the house from

Colorado’s strong sunlight. (opposite,

bottom) The homeowners enjoy fabulous

sunsets and mountain views from the wide

back porch. (above) Procknow designed the

living room fireplace with traditional pillars

and gray Pietra Cardosa marble. She bought

the painting above the fireplace (by Frank

Strazzulla) in Boston. The elegant Duncan

Phyfe sofa, a family piece, and patterned rug

from Azari Rug Gallery are antiques. (left)

The 17.5-foot-high ceiling and exposed truss

in the family room are a nod to Colorado

architectural style. “We’ve taken the idea of

a trussed room, like a church or barn, and

scaled it to fit the house,” says architect

Don Ruggles. Twelve-foot-tall bookshelves

further dramatize the height of the room,

and cherry-wood pocket doors separate the

family room from the kitchen.

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The blues and greens that once reminded her of the oceannow hint at the Colorado sky and evergreens. Soft green glasstiles comprise the kitchen backsplash and distinct accents ofblue and green color the bathrooms. A hand-painted mural inthe dining room is articulated in watery blues and greens.

The color revs up in the couple’s daughter’s blue bedroom,which is a perfect reflection of old and new, Eastern Seaboardand Mountain West. A lighthearted toile wallpaper pairs witha bold, modern plaid for the bedspread and upholstery. Thebed is a New England antique, but the views from the built-inwindow seat are of the Rockies. “The house fits our East coastsensibilities and our new location,” Procknow says.

The kitchen features beadboard ceilings and ten-inch cove moldings.

Wide-planked natural cherry flooring is a warm counterpart to the

painted, furniture-like cabinetry that Procknow custom designed. The

5-by-13-foot kitchen island countertop, built from mahogany with holly

insets, is reminiscent of a ship’s deck. “It is incredibly durable and

catches the eye,” she says. The Waterworks sanded glass backsplash tile

looks like beach glass. “It has a subtle New England flavor and fits the

backdrop of the mountains beautifully.”

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(above) The master bathroom has a subtle softness that

beckons you in. The walls are painted in a watery strié

pattern and the cabinets are a pale Swedish blue. Glass

knobs reflect light and Carrera marble countertops add a

sense of luxury. The basketweave marble tile floors add

texture. The tub and shower are separate, per the home-

owner’s preference. “It’s inconvenient to step over the

tub, so I don’t mix a tub and shower,” Procknow says.

“I like a separate, freestanding shower with lots of glass.”

(left) This second floor bathroom has classic New

England style, with beadboard wainscoting and tub sur-

round, crisp polished-chrome faucets, and a clean-lined,

marble-topped vanity. Even the paint color, Benjamin

Moore’s Kennebunkport Green, is a coincidental nod to

Maine. The basketweave marble tile floor has a green

inlay to match. (opposite) The couple’s daughter’s bed-

room is as fresh as a summer day in Colorado. Designed

around a crisp blue-and-white palette, the room features

a mix of old and new with traditional toile wallpaper and

a modern, oversized plaid fabric. The built-in window seat

provides the perfect spot for reading.

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For the kitchen and bathrooms, Procknow customdesigned furniture-like cabinetry that plays off the white-painted moldings and trim found throughout the house. “Thestyle is honest and straightforward, but with a richness to it,”Ruggles says. “For example, the individual moldings are ratherspare, but layered together, they make a strong statement.”

A New England sensibility is particularly evident in thebathrooms, where Nan chose classic finishes such as bead-board, marble countertops, basketweave marble tile floorsand polished chrome plumbing fixtures. “I always try to usedifferent materials in the variousbathrooms,” she says, “but tie themin with similar cabinetry and thecommon thread of simple, cleanlines that maximize space.”

Although the exterior of the

shingled house features the columns and arches found incoastal Maine, the home is positioned so the Procknows cantake in mountain views from their wide back porch. “A largeoverhang creates protection,” Ruggles says. “In the late after-noon, the homeowners can move into the shade and enjoy thesunset.” Three sets of French doors lead to the kitchen, din-ing room and front hall, accommodating the indoor/outdoorlifestyle that’s famous in Colorado.

“I feel like we have this oasis of East-coast-meets-West.The house fits in its setting so beautifully,” Procknow says.

“There are stone walls made ofMassachusetts bluestone and gran-ite, yet we can look at the moun-tains and know exactly where weare: Colorado. We love it here.”

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Time to Retreat

fit for a queen and her king

These distinctly different

spaces prove your style

can—and should—extend to

your master bathroom.

Let them inspire your own

at-home sanctuary

BY HILARY MASELL OSWALD PHOTOGRAPHY BY DON RILEY

Design Goals Designer Lane Oliver’s husband-and-wife clients had twovery different ideas for their master bathrooms: She wanted a bath andcloset reminiscent of a French boudoir, while he wanted a masculine spacewith strong lines and rich colors. “I needed to create a flow between thetwo bathrooms,” Oliver says. “These spaces were very different in design,but needed to be equally opulent in style.” Perfect Touches In the wife’s French boudoir, Oliver dove into the details.She ordered moldings from a custom millwork shop and had them faux-finished “to give depth and texture and make them look old.” Crystalbeads trim the drapery; jewel-like knobs adorn the cabinets; a NancyCorzine custom-upholstered chair shows off pearl buttons down its back,reminiscent of a beautifully tailored dress.

And then there’s the sparkle, courtesy of smartly placed lights and mirrors.A birdcage chandelier by Laura Lee hangs above the tub, and sconces in the

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vanity mirror reflect soft light throughout the room(thanks in part to mirrors inset in the cabinetry). In thedressing room, a Schonbek chandelier gives a regal glowwith help from matching sconces.

In his bathroom, Oliver achieved a library-like feelwith dark wood tones and deep gray and blue hues. Thetile pattern on the floor adds a strong geometric element—“good for a man’s space”—while the Statesvillechair is reminiscent of a 19th-century English men’s club.In case anyone doubts wallpaper can be manly, these wallslook perfectly masculine in a print from SJW Studios.

Tricks of the Trade “There are so many hard materialsand edges in a bath, it’s nice to soften the space byadding upholstery pieces,” Oliver suggests. “An ottomanor little chair would be lovely, but if those won’t fit, evena sumptuous rug will help.”Design Details INTERIOR DESIGN: LLane Oliver, Lane Elisabeth OliverInterior Design, (303) 722-4288, leointeriordesign.com.ARCHITECTURE: TTodd Remington, (303) 279-8558,toddremington.com.

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reflective styleDesign Goals With a site on Boulder’s western edge, the ownerswanted a home that would help them turn their backs on the city andconnect to the outdoors. And the master bath would be no exception.Perfect Touches The house itself is half glass—but creating a bath-room with so much transparent material was a unique challenge.Enter architects E.J. Meade, Claire Jordan and Ken Andrews of Arch11, who found clever ways to maximize the feel of the outdoors whilemaintaining the owners’ privacy.

A wall of windows to the east stands opposite the recessed mirrorsthat hang above a floating vanity—“so you always have a view outdoors,even if you’re not looking out the windows,” Meade says. To protect theowners’ privacy, the team applied a thin band of translucent film on thewindows at just the right height. Around the tub, large lift-and-slidewindows open, giving the feel of bathing outside. There’s even an“unbelievable view from the loo,” Meade laughs.

The palette of materials plays up the room’s connection to nature.

The bathing area is set apart by a jarrah wood platform—whichallows a kind of celebration of the bathing ritual, Jordan says. The 6-by-12-inch Walker Zanger tiles surround the pièce de résistance, anAgape tub, and continue into the shower. A soapstone vanity topscustom-built jarrah wood cabinetry and is paired with Carrera marble wall tiles from Alfredo Salvatori’s Bamboo Collection. “Wemade the vanity as quiet and monolithic as possible,” Meade says.Tricks of the Trade To maximize your space and create a clean-linedlook, consider how elements can serve double duty. For example, thebench outside the shower acts as a shaving stand within the shower.“As with any minimalist project, you can’t imagine how much detail-ing there is to make it look simple,” Meade says.Design DetailsARCHITECTURE: AArch II, Inc., (303) 546-6868, arch11.com.CONSTRUCTION: HHammerwell, Inc., (303) 443-3430, hammerwell.com.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY J CURTIS

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Design Goal This Federal-style home in Denver’s Cheesman Parkneighborhood has some serious historic charm, which the homeownerwanted to preserve during the whole-house remodel, right down tothe master bath.

That didn’t mean she had to live with the room’s footprint,though, which was a bit too small to accomplish her design goals. Soarchitect Steve Barsch expanded the space to accommodate a largesteam shower, and interior designer Beth Armijo set to work choos-ing classic materials that feel sophisticated and appropriate for thehome’s historic roots.

Armijo opted for classic Calcutta marble for the shower andfloors—“because it’s timeless”—and kept the cast-iron tub that wasoriginal to the home. Simple Kohler pedestal vanities flank the cus-tom-built storage, and pretty glass knobs add sparkle.Perfect Touches Bathroom lighting is important. Here, Armijopaired overhead can lighting with wall sconces above the mirrors.“You want light from above as well as closer to your face,” she recom-

mends. Armijo opted for a soft blue for the walls. “We wanted thewhite to stand out,” she says, “but you can have contrast without a big,bold color.” Plus, using blues in a bathroom can change the look ofyour skin tone, Armijo points out, so selecting a subtle hue is best.Tricks of the Trade For an elegant way to make your bathroom moreinteresting, use the same material in different areas but change thesize, shape or layout—the way Armijo used varying sizes of Calcuttamarble on the floors and in the shower.

That kind of restraint gives this bath its serene vibe. “I love theoverall mood of this room,” Armijo says. “The elements come togetherto create a cohesive whole. It’s definitely a sanctuary.”Design DetailsINTERIOR DESIGN: BBeth Armijo, Armijo Design Group, (303) 877-3343, armijodesigngroup.com.ARCHITECTURE: SSteve Barsch, (303) 534-1121.CONSTRUCTION: LLarraz Building Excellence, (303) 393-1950, larrazbuildingexcellence.com.

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Situated in the heart of Cherry Creek, this meticulously remodeled two-story townhome features a lovely main-floor master suite with fireplace, dramatic two-story living room, beautiful formal dining room, study with built-ins, three fireplaces, and a huge three-car garage. 309 Adams Street.

FANTASTIC HILLTOP HOMEDENVER $1,300,000

This special home sits on a wonderful, large lot in lovely Hilltop. The exceptional floor plan is designed for great flow and modern living. Stylish and comfortable, it is perfect for entertaining and enjoying every day. It features a wonderful master suite, amazing fully-finished basement, gorgeous landscaping, and a fantastic yard. Five bedrooms and five bathrooms complete the offering. 172 S. Forest Street.

PERFECT CHERRY CREEK TOWNHOMEDENVER $1,250,000

Stylish, spacious and stunning. This exceptional townhome is in an exceptional location, just one block to shops and restaurants. It offers a fantastic, wide main floor plan. There are a rare five bedrooms, including a wonderful master suite with office. Great space and light. It can be sold furnished if so desired. 370 Detroit Street “A”.

GORGEOUS TOWNHOME, GORGEOUS VIEWSDENVER $1,295,000

Built by the builder for himself, this truly special three bedroom, four bathroom Cherry Creek North townhome boasts many beautiful touches. Offering approximately 4,430 finished square feet, features include office spaces, a Mediterranean-style patio with fountain, and incredible mountain views. 3801 E. 2nd Avenue.





CHERRY CREEK CHARMERDENVER $999,000

This lovely townhome located in Cherry Creek North features a sweeping staircase, vaulted living room with dramatic curved bank of windows, exceptional woodwork and plaster detailing in the formal dining room, library, office spaces, open great room, and solarium. 256 Cook Street.


CHERRY CREEK NORTH LANDDENVER $975,000

Prime Cherry Creek North location with fantastic potential. The app. 12,500 square foot lot on a good block has new CMX-5 mixed-use zoning. It currently has five one bedroom, one bathroom rental units with parking. Earn income while you plan your project. 150-158 Madison Street.


PARK HILLDENVER $624,900

Stunning remodeled Georgian Colonial home features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, formal dining room, and spacious living room with sunroom. For the car or creative hobby enthusiast, there is a four-car garage with workshop space.

LAURA DIRKS303.918.2170 | [email protected]/lauradirks

BOTANIC GARDENS/CHEESMAN PARKDENVER $525,000

Located in central Denver, steps from the Botanic Gardens, this charming, turn-of-the-century home showcases original woodwork, brass hardware, remodeled kitchen, four bedrooms, and three bathrooms. The finished third floor offers flexibility for a master suite or spacious family room.

LAURA DIRKS & NANCY MORGAN303.918.2170 | 303.883.4707 | [email protected]@devonshirehomes.com










CHERRY CREEK NORTHDENVER PRICE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Located on an elevated corner lot, this townhome offers formal and informal living areas, a gracious entry, and a large gourmet kitchen. Awaken each morning with a view of the Rocky Mountains from your spacious master suite.

TRUDY BARKLEY303.377.3563 | [email protected]/trudybarkley

TWO-STORY IN BONNIE BRAEDENVER $875,000

This storybook home features two fireplaces, built-in cabinets, window seat, dormers, crown molding, and a granite kitchen. French doors off the main-floor family room lead to the approximately 7,380 square foot lot with beautiful yard, patio and fire pit.

KELLY BACA 303.748.3295 | [email protected]

CUSTOM HIGH-END CONTEMPORARYDENVER $2,290,000

Unique, fully automated home features four bedrooms, five bathrooms, walnut floors, and approximately 4,165 square feet. Additional amenities include a Japanese soaking tub, five fireplaces, two steam showers, wiring for surround sound, and an oversized three-car garage.

CARRIE WERNECKE 303.885.9671 | [email protected]

COUNTRY ESTATE ON ACREAGEPARKER $1,200,000

This custom home in a private golf and country club community offers five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a three-car attached plus two-car detached garage, and gourmet kitchen. Outside has a fabulous water feature and hot tub. Golf Membership is available.

TERRY MAZE303.898.6519 | [email protected]/terrymaze







HOMESTEAD IN THE WILLOWSCENTENNIAL $639,000

Situated on a peaceful cul-de-sac with mountain views, this custom remodel features five bedrooms, five bathrooms, approximately 3,265 finished square feet, and extraordinary details and finishes. Enjoy a practically-new home in a desirable established community. Walk to Cherry Creek schools.

KATE PERRY 303.810.0474 | [email protected]/kateperry

INCREDIBLE LOCATIONDENVER $699,900

This fabulous, remodeled home has a sprawling floor plan. It features four bedrooms, five bathrooms, three fireplaces, and a master with jetted tub and fireplace. The kitchen, which opens to the great room, offers granite, stainless appliances and an island.

GIFFORD DUDLEY 303.356.3947 | [email protected]

UPGRADES GALORELITTLETON $615,0000

Located on approximately one-half acre is a stunning, updated ranch-style home with finished basement. Upon entry you will be captivated by the functional floor plan and well thought out appointments. The eat-in kitchen opens to the family room.

GIFFORD & TRISH DUDLEY 303.356.3947 | 303.995.7377 | [email protected]@att.net | TheDudleyTeam.com

GREAT VIEWS AND CURB APPEALLITTLETON $450,000

This newly remodeled, traditional two-story home offers five bedrooms, five bathrooms, hardwood flooring, and a finished basement with media room. The kitchen boasts granite, stainless steel appliances, an island, and access to the yard. The large master features mountain views.

GIFFORD DUDLEY 303.356.3947 | [email protected]








HISTORIC AND HIGH-TECHDENVER $1,749,999This is an original Fisher masterpiece, located in historic Denver Country Club. It offers geo-thermal, solar, hot water HVAC, and Lutron HomeWorks lighting. A wine cellar, theater room, billiards room, three-car garage, amazing master suite, and gourmet kitchen complete the home.

THE KINSLOW TEAM 303.596.3747 | [email protected]

OBSERVATORY PARKDENVER $1,079,000

This beautiful home was built with top-notch details throughout. It features a gourmet kitchen with island and breakfast nook, vaulted great room, and four bedrooms on the second story, in addition to the loft. The finished basement offers an additional bedroom, bathroom, wine room and large theater area.

CINDY NELSON 303.522.0908 | [email protected]/cindynelson

EXPANSIVE VIEWS TO PIKES PEAKCONIFER $1,095,000

This wonderful home features high-end updates throughout, an incredible main-level master, expansive glass, and a fabulous deck to capture the views. The south-facing exposure offers beautiful terrain. It is in a private, close-in location in an elite neighborhood. It is located on approximately 10 acres.

LINDA PINKUL 303.956.4068 | [email protected]

PINON SOLEILCASTLE ROCK $1,195,000

Enjoy the private location of this ranch that sits on approximately .96 acres, offering more than 6,600 square feet. Amenities include a cook’s kitchen, expansive deck with fireplace, four-car garage, media room, finished walkout, six bedrooms and five bathrooms. Enjoy the mountain feeling.

RICHARD BERST 303.843.1200 | [email protected]







WELCOME TO 8459 HOMESTEAD ROAD PARKER $899,000

This home has been completely remodeled, with fabulous attention to detail. Some of the many high-end materials used include wide-plank pine floors, crown molding, wainscoting, travertine, limestone and tumbled marble. The rooms are spacious and the features many in this luxurious home.

LINDA BOURGEOIS, GRI, SFR, REO CERTIFIED 303.601.3080 | [email protected]

EXCEPTIONAL COUNTRY ESTATEPARKER $2,250,0000

Offering more than 36 acres of serene Ponderosa Pines and expansive mountain views is this custom ranch home, located approximately 25 minutes from the Denver Tech Center. Features include a private guesthouse, pond, tennis/sport court, and equestrian potential.

TOM GROSS, ABR, CRS, CRB, CNE, E-PRO, CNAS 303.591.2116 | [email protected]

WONDERFUL LOCATIONPARKER $624,900

This great home for entertaining is in a secluded and private location. Watch the wildlife in the open space off the back patio. Features include a main-floor master, lots of upgrades, gourmet kitchen, custom paint, and a four- car garage.

JAN BRONSTINE, CRS & SKIP SMITH, CRS303.283.6501 | 303.918.9182 [email protected] | [email protected]

BREATHTAKING MOUNTAIN VIEWSPARKER $2,950,000

This magnificent five bedroom, eight bathroom, two-story English cottage sits on approximately 3.24 acres. It features a full finished walkout, 11-car garage with showroom, pool with cascading waterfalls, 24-person hot tub, and every luxury and upgrade imaginable.

THE ROWLEY GROUP 720.851.6323 | [email protected]






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BACKS TO THE 7TH HOLECASTLE PINES VILLAGE $1,790,000

Colorado mountain retreat has three bedrooms, six bathrooms, more than 7,300 square feet and a walkout. Features include vaulted ceilings, stone and wood beams, two fireplaces, four-car garage and fabulous views. It sits on approximately .86 acres.

STEVE REDMOND303.359.7559 | [email protected]

ELEGANT RETREATGRAND LAKE $1,245,000

This updated home offers three bedrooms, a loft, two bathrooms, and approximately 3,313 square feet. Features include expansive windows, stone fireplace, hot tub, decks, lakefront location, and a private dock. Soak up the beautiful views of Shadow Mountain Lake, and walk to town.

STEVE REDMOND 303.359.7559 | [email protected]

SITS ATOP THE 10TH GREENCASTLE PINES VILLAGE $1,500,000

This approximately 1.94-acre estate boasts breathtaking views, and backs to the 17th fairway of the Castle Pines Golf Club. The premium location and expansive views offer discerning buyers the opportunity to lay claim to arguably the best remaining estate property in Castle Pines Village.

STEVE REDMOND303.359.7559 | [email protected]

WONDERFUL PATIO HOMECASTLE PINES VILLAGE $599,900

This paired patio home features three bedrooms, four bathrooms, sunrise room, library, and more than 3,933 finished square feet. It sits on a walkout homesite with a finished lower level, backs to the lake, and is walking distance from the fitness center.


AUSTIN SIGNATURE HOMECASTLE PINES VILLAGE $1,250,000

New ranch-style stone and stucco estate offers four bedrooms, six bathrooms, walkout, and approximately 5,419 square feet. The kitchen and nook connect to a covered deck with views. The lower level has a billiards room, guest suite and wet bar.


APPROXIMATELY .64-ACRE SITECASTLE PINES VILLAGE $825,000

Priced to sell, this contemporary two-story home offers four bedrooms, four bathrooms, approximately 4,006 finished square feet, and a full lower level. Backing to open space, it also features a gourmet kitchen with granite and stainless appliances, 14-foot ceilings, plantation shutters, and an oversized three-car garage.

AUDREY WILL 303.503.0321 | [email protected]

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EXPANSIVE VIEWSCASTLE PINES VILLAGE $2,795,000

Beaver Creek-style home offers four bedrooms, a study, eight bathrooms, and more than 7,400 square feet. Features include a gourmet kitchen with Viking appliances, wine cellar, sauna and home theater. The outdoor living area has fireplaces and water features. Situated on approximately 1.21 acres.

LOUIE LEE303.549.6925 | [email protected]

LOW-MAINTENANCE LIVINGCASTLE PINES VILLAGE $899,000

This four bedroom, three bathroom home features a main-floor master, expansive mountain views, two-car garage, approximately 4,141 square feet, and a walkout. It also offers a gourmet kitchen, game room with wet bar, bonus room, and deck off the master. It sits on approximately .25 acres.

AUDREY WILL303.503.0321 | [email protected]

AWARD-WINNING DESIGNLARKSPUR $950,000

Custom estate with six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and approximately 7,400 total square feet is nestled on red rock, boasting stunning views. It offers a granite kitchen, lots of windows, expansive patios, and an outdoor fire pit. Sitting on more than one acre, it is bright and sunny.

LINDA GRUBER303.886.3200 | [email protected]

INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITYLIVERMORE $499,000

Elegant mountain home features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and approximately 3,500 square feet. Situated on more than two acres, it offers evergreen trees, native grass, rock outcroppings, and mountain views. Additional features include vaulted ceilings and an open floor plan.


WOODED CUL-DE-SAC SITECASTLE PINES VILLAGE $875,000

Contemporary two-story offers four bedrooms, five bathrooms, approximately 5,066 square feet, and a walkout. It sits on approximately .36 acres. Features include a hearth room with fireplace, gourmet kitchen with granite, private deck off the master, four fireplaces, and a three-car garage.


PASTORAL COUNTRY COTTAGELONGMONT $698,000

This property can have horses, and has organic farm potential. It features four bedrooms, gardens, fruit trees, water rights, barn, two-car attached garage, four-car detached garage/workshop, and a storage loft. It boasts views of the Rocky Mountains, and sits on nearly six acres.

LINDA GRUBER303.886.3200 | [email protected]

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CUSTOM LOG HOMELOVELAND $575,000

This double tongue and groove log home backs to open space. It offers a partially-finished walkout with sauna, cherry cabinets and granite countertops in the kitchen, a huge deck, and a loafing shed and fencing for horses.

JANET ERICKSON 970.290.1315 | [email protected]

BACKING TO OPEN SPACECASTLE ROCK $465,000

This custom remodel features four bedrooms, approximately 3,165 square feet, and extraordinary details and finishes. It offers a water feature, covered patio, privacy, and mountain views. It is approximately 20 minutes to the Denver Tech Center.

KATHY GRIMES 720.988.4818 | [email protected]

TUSCAN VILLA INSPIREDPINEHURST/BOWMAR $399,900

This ranch-style, end unit townhome is in move-in condition, with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, approximately 3,200 total square feet, and a professionally-finished basement. The sunny kitchen opens to a private courtyard. A two-car garage and ample storage complete the offering.

JONI JAGGER303.437.3046 | [email protected]/jonijagger

THE PINERYPARKER $487,000

There are many properties in The Pinery, but none quite like this. The approximately half-acre lot backs to open space, with clear views to Pike’s Peak. For additional information, please visit 5944NorthBelmontWay.com.

WADE PERRY, ABR, CNE, E-PRO, GRI, SFR720.320.2288 | [email protected]





BEAUTIFUL UPSCALE CONDOCENTENNIAL $190,000

This two bedroom, two bathroom condo features granite, stainless appliances, and designer colors. Amenities include parking, great clubhouse/pool.

ANN MEADOWS 303.478.1201 | [email protected]

SPACIOUS AND BRIGHTAURORA $219,900

In Tower Park, this great home for entertaining offers three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a basement with office and recreation room.

CANDACE PELLINEN303.941.8789 | [email protected]

FALL IN LOVECENTENNIAL $379,000

Charming home features newer windows, lovely kitchen, finished walkout, gardens, and decks. Located in the Cherry Creek School District.

COLLEEN TEITELBAUM 303.668.8186 | [email protected]/colleenteitelbaum

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Better than new. Upgrades include tile, granite, and cherry cabinets. Great backyard for entertaining with flagstone patio and composite deck.

ANN MEADOWS 303.478.1201 | [email protected]

PINEY CREEK KNOLLSCENTENNIAL $469,950

This wonderful home with more than 5,000 square feet has four plus one bedrooms, three fireplaces, granite in the kitchen, and a finished basement.

RICHARD BERST 303.843.1200 | [email protected]

WELCOME HOMEHIGHLANDS RANCH $275,000

Delightful home has an open floor plan, updated kitchen with granite, two fireplaces, and a finished walkout. There is a lovely yard for entertaining.

COLLEEN TEITELBAUM 303.668.8186 | [email protected]/colleenteitelbaum

BLACKSTONE COUNTRY CLUBAURORA $499,900

Backing to the golf course, this home features a granite and stainless kitchen with pantry, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, study, and basement.

BONNIE L. PETERSON 303.775.2250 | [email protected]

THE MEADOWSCASTLE ROCK $284,900

Fabulous two-story home features approximately 2,640 square feet, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and finished au pair quarters.

KATHY GRIMES 720.988.4818 | [email protected]

COLORADO LIVINGLITTLETON $300,000

This bright three bedroom, three bathroom home is steps from Roxborough State Park, and offers a large master, vaulted ceilings, and new floors.

DORIE LISOWSKA 719.337.2442 | [email protected]/dorielisowska













BACKS TO OPEN SPACEPARKER $329,900

Five bedroom, three bathroom two-story has a full, unfinished walkout. It features hardwood floors, upgraded cabinets, and a cozy fireplace.


BACKYARD ENTERTAININGLAKEWOOD $325,000

This large, traditional two-story, on approximately one-third of an acre, features hardwoods, extensive remodeling, a covered patio, and office.

BRENDA D. SOMMERS720.218.6856 | [email protected]

HANGAR LOFTS AT LOWRYDENVER FROM $219,900

There are only five of these two-story units left, all featuring two bedrooms, two and one-half bathrooms. Walk to shops and bistros.

CARRIE WERNECKE303.885.9671 | [email protected]

BACKS TO OPEN SPACEPARKER $350,000 Four bedroom, three bathroom two-story offers a main-floor study and full basement. Located in a cul-de-sac, it is tastefully updated throughout.


LUXURY TOWNHOMEDENVER $249,919

This gorgeous, professionally-decorated townhome in Pinehurst features wood floors, granite countertops, and a private patio with bonus room.

BRENDA D. SOMMERS720.218.6856 | [email protected]

DARLING PARK HILL TUDORDENVER $255,000

This brick home offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an approximately 6,760 square foot lot. It is in a great location, near shops.


CHERRY CREEK NORTHDENVER $260,000

Renovated one bedroom, one bathroom condo is in the heart of Cherry Creek North. All appliances are stainless, and there are bamboo floors throughout. JANIE STODDARD 303.408.0738 | [email protected]/janiestoddard

INCREDIBLE VIEWSFLORISSANT $308,000

Enjoy amazing expansive views of the Sangre De Cristo and Pikes Peak mountains on this nearly nine-acre, private and beautiful parcel.

IRINA RILEY719.200.2858 | [email protected]

CHERRY CREEK TOWNHOMEDENVER $369,900

This spacious home features a garage, two bedrooms, three bathrooms, approximately 1,750 square feet, hardwoods, and a deck.


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This approximately two-acre lot in Buena Vista’s premier development boasts expansive mountain, pasture and valley views. It also offers numerous hiking trails along Cottonwood Creek, and private trout ponds. It is close to some of Colorado’s best whitewater rafting, fly fishing, hiking, and skiing.

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InspirationOn ParadeColorado home toursoffer perks for buyers,

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WHETHER YOU’RE shoppingfor a new home, looking for ideas foryour next big remodeling project, orsimply curious about life in a partic-ular neighborhood, turn to this season’s crop of home tours. Theseevents, often hosted by builders’associations, historic preservationgroups or neighborhood clubs, granta behind-the-curtains peek into acommunity’s standout residences.Some tours feature new builds readyfor purchase, some open privatelyowned homes to the public and others showcase a mix of both. Alloffer a wealth of inspiration.

For prospective buyers, thesetours are more than a window intoindividual homes for sale—they’re away to take the pulse of a neighbor-hood. Home tours “give a feel for different communities,” says Vicki Pelletier, vice president of operations at the Home BuildersAssociation of Metro Denver. “Youcan see how that community lives,

how it thrives, and what the neigh-bors and schools are like.” Hometours also make it easy for vacationhomebuyers to comparison-shop indifferent mountain towns. “Visitorsare interested in seeing what theirdollar buys them in our local mar-ket,” says Laurie Peter of ColoradoGroup Realty in Steamboat Springs.

Those not in the market for anew home also benefit from thetours, which show off properties at their best—from beautifullyappointed historic residences tomodern dwellings. “Model homesare great for giving you new ideas,”Pelletier says. “They’re all very cur-rent on color trends, lighting, andways to open up and soften a room.You can walk in and imagine thatroom as if it were in your ownhome.” At the Colorado GroupRealty’s annual Parade of Homes,people bring their cameras andnotepads, Peter says. And becausesome events invite the builders,

designers and landscapers to minglewith visitors, guests can connectwith local experts and garner inspiration for their own home.

Mark your calendar for these topColorado home tours:

Jewels of the HighlandsHome Tour, Denver

“An opportunity to see houses thatyou don’t get to step into every day,”says Jenny Apel, tour co-chair and

owner of Nostalgic Homes broker-age. Tour 13 privately owned homesin northwest Denver featuring a mixof cutting-edge new construction,Victorian mansions and bungalowsthroughout the LoHi, Berkeley,Sunnyside and Highlands neighbor-hoods. Ticket sales benefit theDenver School of the Arts.

May 1, 12 pm-5 pm, $15; nostalgichomes.com.

Washington ParkHome Tour, Denver

Stroll through five private homes onthis southeast Denver circuit, whichfeatures everything from a histori-cally preserved Tudor to a remodelwith contemporary accents. “We geta mix of buyers, people looking forinspiration and people who like thehistory of the neighborhood,” saysRebekah Marcus, co-chair of theWashington Park Home TourCommittee. Tickets to the event, afundraiser for Steele Elementary

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Each Wednesday from June throughAugust, Colorado Group Realtyopens a new, fully furnished for-salehome to the public. “You see some-thing different each week,” saysLaurie Peter, advertising coordinatorfor the brokerage. “We have homesin a variety of styles—classic moun-tain and mountain contemporary;homes with a southwestern flair; andsome that are sleek and modern.”The brokerage also runs a Parade ofHomes event each August, whereseven owners of private luxuryhomes welcome their neighbors infor a look.

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American Society of Interior Designers asid.org . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Arcadia Design Group arcadiadg.com. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

Belgard Hardscapes belgardusa.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Birdsall & Co. birdsallgarden.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Builder’s Appliance Center 4bac.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Cherry Creek Arts Festival cherryarts.org . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Closet Factory closetfactory.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Coldwell Banker Homes of Distinction coloradohomes.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63-80

Colorado Brokers of Distinction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80-81

CoBiz Wealth cobizwealth.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Colorado Style Home Furnishings coloradostyle.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3

Columbine Design columbinedesigninc.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Cory Maupin corymaupinsales.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

D’Amore Interiors damoreinteriors.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Denver Antiques & Art Show and Sale denverantiquesshow.org . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Denver Botanic Gardens botanicgardens.org . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Denver Design District denverdesign.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 28

Denver Glass Interiors denverglassinteriors.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Denver Hardware denhw.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Denver Investments denveria.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Designs By Sundown designsbysundown.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Excelsior Youth Center excelsioryc.org . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-36

Exquisite Kitchen Design myekdesign.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Ferguson Enterprises ferguson.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Hutter Wholesale Hardware hutterwholesale.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Jenn-Air jennair.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Land Rover Denver East landroverdenvereast.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Lifescape Associates, Inc. lifescapeassociates.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Mountain High Appliance mountainhighappliance.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Old Greenwich Builders oldgreenwichbuilders.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Parmida Home Store parmidahome.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ISBC

Phase One Landscapes phaseonelandscapes.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Preferred Properties preferreddenver.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Pura Vida puravidaclub.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Rene’s Maison Des Fleurs renesmaisondesfleurs.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Rocky Mountain Shutters & Shades rockymountainshutters.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Stark Lumber Company starkdoors.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

St. Julien Hotel & Spa stjulien.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Southwest Airlines southwest.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Telluride Festival of the Arts telluridearts.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

Terrascapes myterrascapes.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

The Fuzzy Antler thefuzzyantler.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

The Kitchen & Bath Studio thekbstudio.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

The Stone Collection thestonecollection.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Thurston Inc. thurstoninc.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ISFC

Toto USA totousa.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

WmOhs Showroom, Inc. wmohs.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BC

Wood-Mode wood-mode.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7


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If you’re building or renovating a home,

involve a professional closet designer from

the get-go. He or she will be able to look at

your blueprints and tell you if your architect

has carved out enough closet space and if it

flows well within your bedroom suite.

Most professionally designed closets are

custom-fabricated off-site. That means you

won’t have a carpenter tracking dust through

your halls, and you’ll have access to a whole

portfolio of options beyond your standard

builder-grade shelf and rod.

Decide if you’re going strictly utilitarian,

lavishly ornate, or somewhere in between—

and pinpoint your budget accordingly.

(Lestikow has designed closets ranging from

$800 to $50,000.)

Think about how you like your clothes

presented: Pants hanging straight or folded

over? Sweaters in drawers or on padded

hangers? Shoes tucked away or on display?

These preferences will help your closet

designer create a smart, efficient space that’s

perfectly tailored to you and your wardrobe.

Follow the latest trend in closet design and

opt for a space that acts like a full-fledged

dressing room—with storage for everything

you need to get ready for the day—and looks

as beautiful as the rest of your home.

First, put fashion forward. “What I see in a

lot of closets is a mishmash of clothes,” says

Polly Lestikow, closet designer and president

of Closet Factory Colorado, “because people

don’t know what image they’re trying to

portray.” Ask yourself what kind of image

you want to create at work and in your

casual life, then eliminate what doesn’t fit

with that image.

A professional organizer can help you

wade through the oftentimes paralyzing

decisions about what can stay and what

should go, says Laura Leist, president of

the National Association of Professional

Organizers and author of Eliminate Chaos:

The 10-Step Process to Organize Your

Home & Life. “Resist the urge to say,

‘I might wear that some day,’ or ‘that will

fit after I lose this 20 pounds.’”

creating a high-style closet

—Caroline Eberly

Have fun with the “frosting.” Crown molding,

jewelry drawers, furniture-like built-ins, belt

and tie racks, ironing boards and mirror-

encased cabinets are just a few of the extra

touches that can take your closet from

practical storage unit to luxurious haven.

Understand the payoff. “Being organized

saves time. It provides peace of mind.

It allows us to wear all the hats we have to

wear,” Lestikow says. You won’t lose time

trying to unearth your favorite sweater or

spend money on duplicates of items you

already own.

Once you get organized, stay organized.

“Everyone’s definition of being organized is

different,” Leist says. “Whatever ideal you

chose to create for yourself, you need to

maintain what that is. It’s not good enough

to go organize your closet; you have to do

the maintenance, the follow-up work.”

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