More than a residential design service, our purpose is to make spaces more meaningful. We’re the only full-service interior design firm in Denver, CO that specializes in both environmentally and socially-conscious interiors.
Known for our carefully curated, organic, and modern style, our award-winning work has been published in Sunset, Colorado Homes & Lifestyles, Luxe Magazine, and 5280 Home. Since our founding a decade ago, we have been repeatedly recognized for changing the interior design industry and the Denver design scene for the better.
From vintage thrift store finds to one-of-a-kind artisan-made objects, we help you collect pieces that match your aesthetic while supporting the Colorado economy. Additionally, we source the latest fair-trade, socially-responsible goods from our growing list of vetted vendors.
DIRECTOR OF PROJECT OPERATIONS
Style: Mid-century and welcoming, with plenty of layered textures mixed in. And a touch of curated whimsy, for fun.
Dream house: In the high country, featuring lots of big windows and indoor-outdoor spaces. And, of course, a greenhouse.
Object in my home I’d save first in a fire:
Our kids' baby books and family photos, a painting of our wedding location created by my dad, and an antique jade ring from my Grandmother.
Favorite local resource: Denver's Wild Flowers, Lulu's Furniture & Decor, Homebody, and Revampt Goods.
SENIOR DESIGNER
Style: A combination of California-cool and timelessly classic. Smart tailoring layered with organic forms and textured materiality.
Dream house: A warm, naturally-lit San Francisco Victorian with a lush outdoor space and bay views.
Object in my home I’d save first in a fire: My great-grandparent's silver tea kettle and kiddush cups, my father's donegal sweater, and my childhood bear.
Favorite local resource: Union Station farmers market!
JUNIOR DESIGNER
Style: Rooted in Wabi-Sabi - the appreciation for the imperfect and natural - with an added retro flair of mid-century.
Dream house: A 1700s colonial with fireplaces in every room.
Object in my home I’d save first in a fire: My circa 1900 Hawkeye picnic basket filled with all of my crafting materials and my dad’s cigar box.
Favorite local resource: Golden Farmer’s Market, The Ten Penny Store, and Cedar & Hyde
MARKETING + OPERATIONS COORDINATOR
Style: Modern Japandi with organic touches, lots of natural light, and an emphasis on minimalism.
Dream house: A wall-to-wall glass, modern chalet on the Oregon coast.
Object in my home I’d save first in a fire: My memory box, my records, all of my plants, and my favorite stuffed animal as a kid, Big Dog.
Favorite local resource: Whenever I walk into Terracotta in Boulder, my day immediately gets brighter. The plant selection is incredible and the atmosphere is even better!
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Style: A blend of warm-toned southwestern with bohemian. Lots of organic textures and materials.
Dream house: A stucco bungalow in Tucson or Joshua Tree with a meandering Tuscan-style garden and a building workshop.
Object in my home I’d save first in a fire: Our wedding album and our two dogs, Flea and Chai, and cat, Louie.
Favorite local resource: City Floral for their amazing plant selection and Brass Armadillo for everything else.
CONSULTATION DESIGNER
Style: Warm, cozy, inviting, and eclectic with lots of natural materials and textures.
Dream house: 1920s craftsman or Spanish finca (countryside home).
Object in my home I’d save first in a fire: My grandmother’s wedding ring.
Favorite local resource: The Conifer Shop, Sacred Thistle.
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Style: Earthy, organic, and warm.
Dream house: Nakashima's Pennsylvania compound.
Object in my home I’d save first in a fire: The drawings my kids have given me over the years.
Favorite local resource: Cedar & Hyde in Boulder.