Colorado Homes and Lifestyles

1 week ago | coloradohomesmag.com | Laura Beausire

One bright idea can change the course of an entire project. And in the case of this downtown Denver penthouse, that bright- as-day concept came to life in a former greenhouse with broad expanses of glass. The new homeowners, who own a Denver restaurant and moved to the city from Castle Pines, wanted a place where they could enjoy the pleasures of urban amenities. The penthouse has a prime location, but the interiors needed to be reimagined.

1 week ago | coloradohomesmag.com | Suzi Mitchell

Chris and Janna Falasco love to entertain, so when they set about relocating from the Denver area, they looked to Castle Pines and opted for a new build with mingling in mind. A property search led them to an incredible lot in The Canyons neighborhood with views of Rueter-Hess Reservoir and ample green space for hiking and outdoor living. The pair worked with Infinity Properties, choosing a five-bedroom, 6 1/2-bath home on three levels designed for Infinity by Woodley Architectural Group.

2 weeks ago | coloradohomesmag.com | Rebecca Gart

STAY“Cozy, clean, convenient,” says owner/operator Brooks Ferring when asked to describe his hotel, The Berkeley. But the property, a combination of a five-star hotel and an Airbnb, is actually much more than those three words. Centrally located in the historic Tennyson Street neighborhood in North Denver, the 17-room boutique hotel is a vacation-rental-style property, with contactless check-in and no front desk staff or restaurants (although Bakery Four is on the first floor).

1 month ago | coloradohomesmag.com | Anne Hebert

Built in 2011, a 4,400 square-foot residence in the south metro Highlands Ranch Backcountry neighborhood was beginning to look a bit dated. The owners have enjoyed living in the home for years, but felt that the dark, rustic look could be switched up for something bright and modern. With four-bedrooms and five-baths, there was plenty of opportunity to make cost-efficient and measurable impact to the dwelling’s interior.

1 month ago | coloradohomesmag.com | Alicita Rodriguez

An active Boulder family gets whimsical with wellness. When Jen and Logan Chierotti set out to remodel their Boulder-area residence, they focused on wellness. The health-conscious couple with two young children wanted a zone for everyone in the family to feel good. By infusing their space with color and art, the Chierottis transformed a house into a home. To bring their vision to life, they worked with Sara Shalls of Boulder-based Shalls Design Studio.