Denver Interior Design – let's talk vintage style, old homes and remodeling
I recently completed a remodel of a Craftsman Bungalow in Denver's Wash Park Neighborhood. If you haven't been to Wash Park, it looks like an art director's idea of a city neighborhood. Big trees, tree root disturbed sidewalks, old homes that have been well-maintained, porch swings, people out walking dogs and a beautiful park with… Continue reading Remodeling a Craftsman Bungalow in Wash Park
Captain waiting patiently in the kitchen because sometimes good things happen here. We have a walnut island with a soft white perimeter for a client who loves to cook. (Photo by Jordan Katz for Laura Medicus Interiors). This home is on the site of the client's previous home which was lost to the Marshall Fire… Continue reading After the Marshall Fire: A New Build with Joy
I have the pleasure of working on quite a few older home in the Denver Metro area. A few of my clients want to maintain and replicate the vintage charm of their bathrooms but more of them want an updated classic look for our current time. It's rare to see an unremodeled bathroom from 75… Continue reading 2 Classic Bathrooms in a 1920’s Denver Bungalow
I am listening to a book called Look Again by Tali Sharot and Cass R. Sunstein about habituation - how "getting used to things" dulls our enthusiasm, our creativity and our enjoyment. This really resonates with me. I'm a person who hates to do the same thing every day when it comes to my job.… Continue reading Revitalize Your Home: Praise for small changes
I love trends, but I'm also a huge fan of vintage and classic interiors. If you're working on your own home and are overwhelmed by current trends and pretty images that are whispering to you on Pinterest, try to take a step away from the phone and take it back to the basics. Trust your… Continue reading Balancing Trends and Timeless Interiors
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