The pink tile fireplace in this historic Denver living room replaced a bulky wood surround the house came with. The original firebox had disappeared decades earlier. We rebuilt the whole wall in one foot by eighteen inch ceramic tile, stacked vertically in a one third pattern, with mitered outside edges and softly curved corners. The art TV sits on an articulating arm that recesses behind it so it rests flush against the tile and reads as artwork rather than a screen. Leaf mural wallpaper covers the ceiling, which puts the pattern overhead and lets the original exposed brick wall stay exactly as it was. A green and cream geometric rug pulls the same colors back down to the floor in a more orderly way. Yellow built-in bookcases line the opposite wall, and that yellow carries through the baseboards, door casing, crown molding, and the scalloped trim on the drapery. The room is long and narrow, so rather than fight the shape we built two conversation areas with a purple velvet daybed in the middle. The owners can lounge by the fire on a quiet night or host two groups at once. Historic home renovation in Denver, Colorado by Lindy Design Build. Photography by Jess Blackwell Photography.

Photo: Kayla Stark © 2016 Houzz
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Clematis armandii 'Evergreen Clematis' (foreground) arches over a custom-built cedar arbor, modeled to accentuate the home's Craftsman-style architecture. Welded mild-steel panel fills create a scaffold for Akebia quinata 'Five-leaf Akebia Vine' (background), lending seasonal privacy and afternoon shade along this narrow sideyard access walkway.

Completed in 2018, this Westlake Hills duplex, designed by Alterstudio Architects, underwent a dramatic transformation by mixing light & airy with dark & moody design. The goal of the project was to create a more intimate environment using a more saturated and dramatic palette. Additionally, it draws from warmer wood tones such as walnut alongside luxurious textures, particularly in navy, dark grey, and emerald green. The end result is an elegant, timeless, and comfortable space conducive to cozying up with a book at the end of a long day.

The pink tile fireplace in this historic Denver living room replaced a bulky wood surround the house came with. The original firebox had disappeared decades earlier. We rebuilt the whole wall in one foot by eighteen inch ceramic tile, stacked vertically in a one third pattern, with mitered outside edges and softly curved corners. The art TV sits on an articulating arm that recesses behind it so it rests flush against the tile and reads as artwork rather than a screen. Leaf mural wallpaper covers the ceiling, which puts the pattern overhead and lets the original exposed brick wall stay exactly as it was. A green and cream geometric rug pulls the same colors back down to the floor in a more orderly way. Yellow built-in bookcases line the opposite wall, and that yellow carries through the baseboards, door casing, crown molding, and the scalloped trim on the drapery. The room is long and narrow, so rather than fight the shape we built two conversation areas with a purple velvet daybed in the middle. The owners can lounge by the fire on a quiet night or host two groups at once. Historic home renovation in Denver, Colorado by Lindy Design Build. Photography by Jess Blackwell Photography.

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Photo: Michaela Dodd © 2015 Houzz
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The pink tile fireplace in this historic Denver living room replaced a bulky wood surround the house came with. The original firebox had disappeared decades earlier. We rebuilt the whole wall in one foot by eighteen inch ceramic tile, stacked vertically in a one third pattern, with mitered outside edges and softly curved corners. The art TV sits on an articulating arm that recesses behind it so it rests flush against the tile and reads as artwork rather than a screen. Leaf mural wallpaper covers the ceiling, which puts the pattern overhead and lets the original exposed brick wall stay exactly as it was. A green and cream geometric rug pulls the same colors back down to the floor in a more orderly way. Yellow built-in bookcases line the opposite wall, and that yellow carries through the baseboards, door casing, crown molding, and the scalloped trim on the drapery. The room is long and narrow, so rather than fight the shape we built two conversation areas with a purple velvet daybed in the middle. The owners can lounge by the fire on a quiet night or host two groups at once. Historic home renovation in Denver, Colorado by Lindy Design Build. Photography by Jess Blackwell Photography.

The pink tile fireplace in this historic Denver living room replaced a bulky wood surround the house came with. The original firebox had disappeared decades earlier. We rebuilt the whole wall in one foot by eighteen inch ceramic tile, stacked vertically in a one third pattern, with mitered outside edges and softly curved corners. The art TV sits on an articulating arm that recesses behind it so it rests flush against the tile and reads as artwork rather than a screen. Leaf mural wallpaper covers the ceiling, which puts the pattern overhead and lets the original exposed brick wall stay exactly as it was. A green and cream geometric rug pulls the same colors back down to the floor in a more orderly way. Yellow built-in bookcases line the opposite wall, and that yellow carries through the baseboards, door casing, crown molding, and the scalloped trim on the drapery. The room is long and narrow, so rather than fight the shape we built two conversation areas with a purple velvet daybed in the middle. The owners can lounge by the fire on a quiet night or host two groups at once. Historic home renovation in Denver, Colorado by Lindy Design Build. Photography by Jess Blackwell Photography.

The pink tile fireplace in this historic Denver living room replaced a bulky wood surround the house came with. The original firebox had disappeared decades earlier. We rebuilt the whole wall in one foot by eighteen inch ceramic tile, stacked vertically in a one third pattern, with mitered outside edges and softly curved corners. The art TV sits on an articulating arm that recesses behind it so it rests flush against the tile and reads as artwork rather than a screen. Leaf mural wallpaper covers the ceiling, which puts the pattern overhead and lets the original exposed brick wall stay exactly as it was. A green and cream geometric rug pulls the same colors back down to the floor in a more orderly way. Yellow built-in bookcases line the opposite wall, and that yellow carries through the baseboards, door casing, crown molding, and the scalloped trim on the drapery. The room is long and narrow, so rather than fight the shape we built two conversation areas with a purple velvet daybed in the middle. The owners can lounge by the fire on a quiet night or host two groups at once. Historic home renovation in Denver, Colorado by Lindy Design Build. Photography by Jess Blackwell Photography.

The pink tile fireplace in this historic Denver living room replaced a bulky wood surround the house came with. The original firebox had disappeared decades earlier. We rebuilt the whole wall in one foot by eighteen inch ceramic tile, stacked vertically in a one third pattern, with mitered outside edges and softly curved corners. The art TV sits on an articulating arm that recesses behind it so it rests flush against the tile and reads as artwork rather than a screen. Leaf mural wallpaper covers the ceiling, which puts the pattern overhead and lets the original exposed brick wall stay exactly as it was. A green and cream geometric rug pulls the same colors back down to the floor in a more orderly way. Yellow built-in bookcases line the opposite wall, and that yellow carries through the baseboards, door casing, crown molding, and the scalloped trim on the drapery. The room is long and narrow, so rather than fight the shape we built two conversation areas with a purple velvet daybed in the middle. The owners can lounge by the fire on a quiet night or host two groups at once. Historic home renovation in Denver, Colorado by Lindy Design Build. Photography by Jess Blackwell Photography.

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Photo: Teness Herman © 2015 Houzz
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The pink tile fireplace in this historic Denver living room replaced a bulky wood surround the house came with. The original firebox had disappeared decades earlier. We rebuilt the whole wall in one foot by eighteen inch ceramic tile, stacked vertically in a one third pattern, with mitered outside edges and softly curved corners. The art TV sits on an articulating arm that recesses behind it so it rests flush against the tile and reads as artwork rather than a screen. Leaf mural wallpaper covers the ceiling, which puts the pattern overhead and lets the original exposed brick wall stay exactly as it was. A green and cream geometric rug pulls the same colors back down to the floor in a more orderly way. Yellow built-in bookcases line the opposite wall, and that yellow carries through the baseboards, door casing, crown molding, and the scalloped trim on the drapery. The room is long and narrow, so rather than fight the shape we built two conversation areas with a purple velvet daybed in the middle. The owners can lounge by the fire on a quiet night or host two groups at once. Historic home renovation in Denver, Colorado by Lindy Design Build. Photography by Jess Blackwell Photography.

This enchanting lamp with its royal appeal will enrich any space and decor. 1,440 lumens of warm cascading light. Enchanting starlit shimmers of illumination descend down a spiraling path with a family of brass spheres down to its base, the wedding cake. Fantastic wedding gift or just because. Easy to remove for cleaning, eighteen inches sandblasted, white glass dish. One vintage Ford engine pulley for the lamp base, wedding cake. Lamp switch is nicely blended with brass spheres at lamp base. The idea for this lamp design took its sweet time. The process was started at the base with a retired Ford engine pulley. For me, this part was straightforward and I knew just what to do. From there on up, I was stuck in the thought until it felt right to continue. The whole spiral effect was a meticulous process that demanded a great deal of patience and focus. For the first time working with this color scheme of pure white, sensual and subtly hidden pink, and the regal tone of gold surprisingly grew on me and filled me with unimaginable splendor. This lamp deserves and requires a closer look. This is a one time build, so if you are considering, best to make the move. Handmade in Ashland, Oregon with integrity! All real materials, heavy steel, solid brass, and well engineered!

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Exquisite and unique, Calacatta Classique Quartz stuns with its clean whites and striking through-body veining. This showstopper countertop offers the look of luxurious marble in durable and maintenance-free quartz.

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Large transitional medium tone wood floor enclosed dining room photo in St Louis with gray walls

Nichole Kennelly Photography
Large transitional medium tone wood floor enclosed dining room photo in St Louis with gray walls