Utah Style & Design

1 week ago | utahstyleanddesign.com | Brad Mee

Celebrate the exuberance of spring with L’Objet’s new Prism glassware collection, where bold hues and faceted brilliance reflect the season’s renewal. Hand-cut and available in four distinct styles, these radiant pieces transform every sip into an elevated, kaleidoscopic moment. Perfect for a sunlit brunch or evening toast, Prism adds a fresh burst of color to your table, redefining the art of entertaining.

1 week ago | utahstyleanddesign.com | Brad Mee

As the first dramatic design gesture guests encounter, the towering facade of the Black Desert Resort Center makes a bold statement. A wall of dark basalt tiles, interwoven with glowing orange glass crevices, seems alive with the potential for eruption—as if molten lava might spill through its fiery cracks at any moment.

1 week ago | utahstyleanddesign.com | Megan Bartholomew

In October 2024, doors opened on a beautiful exhibition of Utah’s pioneering spirit: a railroad-inspired luxury hotel in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. Using the timeless style of the Union Pacific grand hall as inspiration, HKS Architects, Okland Construction and JNS Interior Design came together to meet the challenges of reimagining a historic landmark, including contradicting code requirements and the need for a public easement running directly through the property.

2 weeks ago | utahstyleanddesign.com | Brad Mee

Photos by Lacey AlexanderWith its terrazzo floors, color-drenched rooms and savvy design solutions, Maggie Glendenning’s new St. George home is an ode to midcentury cool. Today we highlight four of our favorite color-drenched rooms. In the primary bedroom, Glendenning embraced a daring palette with Sherwin-Williams Dark Night, creating a rich, moody atmosphere that balances the room’s towering ceilings.

2 weeks ago | utahstyleanddesign.com | Megan Bartholomew

With its terrazzo floors, color-drenched rooms and savvy design solutions, Maggie Glendenning’s St. George midcentury modern design abode is an ode to ’70s cool. Midcentury modern homes have an undeniable swagger about them—the clean, low-slung silhouettes and the seamless indoor-outdoor flow that makes every space feel expansive. Warm walnut paneling, open living rooms and sculptural Malm fireplaces practically beg you to sit down and stay awhile. But finding one that still has its original charm?