Home and Garden Colorado

2 months ago | hgcomag.com | Lori Tobias

Whether it’s a bold blue or a splash of pastel, the new color-drenching trend promises to enliven any room with color, and the palette is as open as your imagination. We talked with Hannah Yeo, senior manager of color marketing at Benjamin Moore, about the dramatic new take on paint. Hannah: Color drenching is when you paint the entire room one color. It can be not just on the walls, but the trim, the ceiling, the built-ins. Some people even match the furniture.

2 months ago | hgcomag.com | Robyn Lawrence

Warm pastels and rusty Southwestern hues, ruffles and lace, and soft curves are sweeping through Colorado homes this year, harkening back to a simpler, pre-algorithmic era when media united rather than divided us and bold self-expression was the ultimate cool. While young audiences are streaming Toto and The Bangles stage a triumphant reunion tour, shoulder pads, high-waisted jeans, and statement jewelry aren’t the only ’80s comebacks making waves.

Jan 15, 2025 | hgcomag.com | Zoë Tanner

From ethereal to earthy, the trending colors for the year ahead are all aboutmaking bold yet balanced choices. Setting the tone for a sophisticated andserene 2025, these shades capture the dynamic elements of distinction, ingenuity,and harmony. 1Sherwin-Williams: Rain Cloud (9639) A standout member of its first ever Color Capsule collection for 2025, Rain Cloud by Sherwin-Williams is a stormy and sophisticated gray-blue.

Jan 15, 2025 | hgcomag.com | Tom Visocchi

What was the overall vision for your space? Our vision for the dining room was to create a space that resonated with the home’s inherent grandeur. The expansive, open layout provided the perfect canvas for a statement piece that would anchor the flow and act as a focal point. The Dolomitas dining table, crafted from sustainably sourced walnut, perfectly embodied this vision.

Jan 15, 2025 | hgcomag.com | Robyn Lawrence

Morgan Law and Steve Scribner, founders of Shape Architecture, are introducing Coloradans to the benefits of healthy, efficient homes through Passive House design. In addition to designing homes throughout the state, Shape pioneered Colorado’s first multifamily Passivhaus certified project in Englewood.