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Wood paneling draws the eye upwards to a pair of the borrowed-light skylights. While the new Corian-wrapped stair offers a crisp, bright sculptural counterpoint to the honey toned oak woodwork.

Matt Harrington, Photographer
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Russ Beardsley
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Something Borrowed, Something Blue is a layered residential interior design project that blends classic details with a fresh, collected sensibility. Soft blue tones, warm natural materials, tailored furnishings, and a mix of traditional and contemporary elements create a home that feels polished without feeling overly formal. Designed by Rowe Interior Design, a Denver-based residential interior design studio, the project focuses on thoughtful space planning, furnishings, lighting, textiles, artwork, and finishing details. The result is a comfortable, highly personal home with a timeless foundation and just enough color and character to make each space feel distinctive.