Colorado Design Project

A couple of plants in the foyer provides a good transition between the outdoors and indoors. Although I think they went a little overboard with the plants in this photo.

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Or a cute bench in the foyer, though I would choose a more rustic one for your house.

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I like the idea of a small chair to sit in to take off snow boots, wipe dogs' feet, etc.

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The foyer of mixed natural elements fits with the decor of your home. It lets the guest see a taste of what's to come...

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What do you have around your house that we could repurpose? This was once a candle stand.

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Colorful side tables can brighten a patio. Bed, Bath, and Beyond has a great selection.

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String lights are a great way to cheer up a patio at night.

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Do you have a wind chime on your patio?

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A small water feature would be perfect

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Could adapt to rail planters for your patio

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I love this idea for your two bathroom closets without doors.

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Nightstands can be different, but need same scale and finish.

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Substantial draperies on a larger rod

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Shelves can serve as room dividers in your basement office/guest room area.

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A great storage idea for Kevin's camping gear (and a few other things) since you have no attic space.

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Shorter weathered cabinet doors similar to this would look good over your fireplace.

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What do you think of this color of blue for some accent color?

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Im thinking rectangular wood and metal artwork like this to hang horizontally over your sliding glass doors in dining/great room

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You could choose an island in a painted finish to brighten up the kitchen.

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With your love of cooking, how do you like the herb pots in the window sill?

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How do you like a simple island like this?

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Love the colorful rug

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Think about recovering the bar stools with something colorful.

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See how the rug gives it just the right punch of color?

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Even a simple island like this would give you more prep space.

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I'm thinking of a mobile island about half this size.

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