Petit Repos chair by Vitra, Platner side table by Knoll. Photography by Garrett Rowland
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These custom barn doors were bult and added to the space to seal out any light, and add a real statement!
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This luxury basement renovation in Golden, Colorado, transforms the lower level of the home into an eclectic, elevated retreat shaped by the clients’ international experiences. After living in the Middle East for many years, they wanted to bring the artistry, energy, and refined luxury of Dubai into their Colorado home. No expense was spared in creating a distinctive interior defined by exceptional craftsmanship, custom details, and Taj Mahal–inspired elegance. The eclectic design combines global influences, sophisticated finishes with funky, unexpected moments that give the basement its one-of-a-kind personality. Mixed tiles and patterns create movement throughout the space, while rich colors, layered textures, and globally inspired details reflect the clients’ time abroad. This carefully considered approach to Golden, CO interior design results in a home that feels collected, personal, and cohesive rather than overly coordinated. Custom cabinets with mixed colors bring depth and character to the renovation, while custom walnut cabinets add warmth and timeless sophistication. Tons of storage were thoughtfully integrated throughout the basement to support comfortable everyday living without compromising its elevated appearance. Unique hardware completes the custom cabinetry, turning every door, drawer, and built-in into a memorable design detail. A Spa-Inspired Bathroom with Artisan Tile The spa-inspired bathroom is a centerpiece of this custom basement remodeling project. A handmade Moroccan vessel sink honors the clients’ connection to the Middle East, while encaustic hand-made shower tiles showcase exceptional artistry and craftsmanship. Zellige, concrete, and marble tiles are layered together to create a richly textured, resort-like retreat that feels luxurious, eclectic, and deeply relaxing. Every element of this Golden, Colorado, basement renovation was selected with intention—from the Dubai-inspired palette and Taj Mahal design influences to the custom millwork, mixed patterns, and handcrafted finishes. The finished space brings the clients’ international experiences home while delivering the comfort, functionality, and enduring quality expected from a high-end Colorado home renovation. Bold, luxurious, and highly personal, it is a true reflection of the people who live there.

A close up of the "rope molding" edge profile. This profile was custom made from a mold of the client's chair rail. As the chair rail wraps around the perimeter of the space, it continues un-interrupted into the edge profile of the upper bar.

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This Weathermap has nothing to do with beautiful summer days. Or an early spring feeling. It has to do with one special day in 2012. On February 4th The Netherlands was - literally - very “cool”. Actually, it was -9,2 F, which is -22,9 Celsius. This coldest point was located right in the middle of the country. We had a deep-freeze, the likes of which we had not experienced in more than 30 years. The coldest day in the 21 century. Well, that’s something you don’t feel every day. Size 39.4 - 39.4 Inch (100 - 100 cm). Acrylic on Linen. Info: hello@nosybirds.com or cell +31630023520 Info:

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