Challenge: Old doors & windows simultaneously blocked the view and baked the home’s occupants during the afternoon.

Solution: The right combination of low-e double sliders, transoms, fixed and casement windows opened up the living room to the patio and expansive views, while protecting the interior from heat and light during afternoon sun. A new “bright and light” aesthetic was carried through the living, dining, kitchen, entry and sitting room.

Challenge: The owners of this log home loved the character, but craved a more functional, inviting space.

Solution: By reimagining the kitchen and pantry, updating the primary and secondary baths and upgrading finishes throughout, we brought new life to the rustic charm. The result? A seamless blend of mountain warmth and contemporary comfort—perfect for living, entertaining and taking in the stunning views.

Challenge: A galley kitchen was bisected by a walkway and cut off from the living room, making cooking difficult and entertaining impossible.

Solution: A new layout created defined workspaces for prep, cooking and entertaining. New structural beams opened the kitchen’s entertaining area to the living room and created casual breakfast seating. New cabinetry introduced color and chef-grade appliances modernized the kitchen while staying consistent with this character of the historic Denver home.

Challenge: This 1970s mountain home was cut up into many small rooms. The home’s new owners hosted dinners often, but had nowhere to host intimate dinners, much less large gatherings.

Solution: Installing a massive structural beam allowed us to combine four small rooms to create one open-concept area for cooking, dining and entertaining. A new modern aesthetic updated this Evergreen home with natural elements and clean lines.

Challenge: A raised floor and dividing walls created small, awkward kitchen, dining and seating areas that didn’t fit the casual, connected style of the home’s new owners.

Solution: As part of a whole house remodel, we dropped one floor level and created one open casual space for this active family. New windows brought in additional light and an over-sized island became a central spot for baking, crafts, laundry, homework and entertaining.

Challenge: Our clients had lived in Italy, New York and other international cities. They loved their new mountain home but wanted it to better reflect their style.

Solution: We incorporated texture, pattern and contrast throughout the home to create striking visual impact.

Challenge: An awkward shower configuration and outdated fixtures left the primary bath out of step with the rest of the home.

Solution: Elevated finishes and a deep soaking tub created a soothing retreate for the home-owners.