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A Tour of Rare Premier Cru Wines and multi-course dinner at Steakhouse 316 with special guest, Master Sommelier Jay Fletcher 6:00 pm at Steakhouse 316 in Boulder $395 per person all-inclusive, 50 seats available

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23

Frasca Food and Wine exclusive Domaine Cellier aux Moines dinner with special guest Philippe Pascal and his daughter Margot Pascal from Givry, Burgundy 6:00 pm at Frasca Food and Wine $495 per person all-inclusive, 56 seats available

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DOMAINE DU CELLIER AUX MOINES WITH PHILIPPE PASCAL AND MARGOT PASCAL An educational seminar featuring the wines of Domaine Cellier aux Moines with special guests Philippe Pascal and daughter Margot Pascal 12:00 am – 1:30 pm at the Embassy Suites Hotel $150 per ticket, 60 tickets available

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Mateo Restaurant hosts a Paulée inspired lunch with a team of top sommeliers and Old and Rare Burgundy wines

Grand Tasting at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Boulder with over 200 featured wines from Burgundy

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

SEPTEMBER 2021 PUBLISHER

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Artistic Expresssion WHAT MAKES SOMEONE FASHIONABLE? I firmly believe that everyone has style, some are just more skilled at expressing it than others. It’s a way to be seen—and to connect. For many of us, it’s how we communicate our distinct creativity, taking something and making it our own. How we share ourselves manifests in countless forms. Personal style might be revealed in the color of our hair, tattoos we display, clothes we wear, accessories we choose, the music we listen to or how we decorate our homes. It all stems from the same creative place, radiating outward, showing the world we’re marching to the beat of our own drums. This month we take a closer look at what it means to be fashionable—as a person, a brand or a place. Because how we express ourselves matters. As you thumb through these pages, we hope to inspire, delight and propel you into new ways of sharing your own creative spirit.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2021

FEATURES 54 Walters & Hogsett Showing up for the community

62 Boulder Back Then: 1960s & 1970s Edition The Kinks famously sang: “Lazin’ on a sunny afternoon, in the summertime”

78 A House That’s Now a Home Husband and wife Josh and Wendy Talmon incorporate local art into their newly remodeled home

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108 Adorned in Antiquities Wildflower Nation’s guide to decorating your space with a vintage flair

62 DEPARTMENTS 24 Lifestyle Letter 28 Good Times

38 Around Town 46 Back Stage 50 Hops & Vine 54 Trend Setter 72 Giving Back 78 Open House 86 Artist’s Palette 94 Local Limelight 102 Hot Spot 108 Inspired By 116 Parting Thoughts

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NoBo 2nd Saturday

1:00 PM–

MoM has partnered with the NoBo Art District to present Ride On, A Bike Art Exhibition at the Gallery at the Bus Stop Apartments. This year, as part of MoM’s annual Emerging Designer Award, CU Students were invited to create a concept for a bicycle shelter. The intent is to demonstrate that bike shelters can be beautiful, thoughtfully designed, affordable to build, and part of a community. One People’s Choice Award winner will be chosen by event attendees on Sept. 11.

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Month of Modern has proudly partnered with The Good Future Design Alliance (GFDA) to present a panel discussion, focusing on the world of furnishings. The event will highlight LOCAL manufacturers, local 2nd Hand resources, where to sell/consign, and how to keep furnishings and all-things-interiors from ending up in a landfill.

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First ever Sill-TerHar Motorfest On August 7, Sill-Terhar hosted Motorfest. Guests enjoyed viewing rare old and new cars, New Bronco test drives, food trucks, and the lucky ones took home the prizes. PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHANTEL ELLERINGTON

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AROUND TOWN

ANDY SHAUF + SON LITTLE AT BOULDER THEATER ON SEPT. 22

children facing a critical illness. Among the labels you’ll find: Burberry, CHANEL, Fendi, Prada, Tory

Andy Shauf is a storyteller, a singer of heartbreak

Burch and Versace. One lucky guest takes home a

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latest album, The Bearer of Bad News, is a warm and welcoming album, bathed in weathered piano, dampened drums, softly strummed guitars, and clarinet. Son Little is the easygoing musical alchemist of our time. He is a conjurer, and much like those of his heroes Stevie Wonder and Jimi Hendrix, his songs are deconstructions of the diaspora of American R & B. Tickets can be purchased at BoulderTheater.com.

WE’RE BUYING. ARE YOU SELLING? You're invited September 14-16 to Walters & Hogsett Jewelers for an exclusive McTeigue NY Estate Buying Event. They are looking to purchase high-end jewelry, watches and diamonds. Two of their national experts will be at the store providing expert knowledge and service. Each luxurious piece will be evaluated, and you will receive a fair immediate offer and payment. Stop by, call or

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merchandise, from 4:30 – 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 14. The launch party in Boulder will fea-

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ture shopping, live jazz, champagne and nibbles.

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MoM x FUN has invited four people to get up in front of a room full of strangers to share their own professional f’up: the stories of the business that

MONTH OF MODERN: DESIGN INDUSTRY WASTE AS A CATALYST FOR CHANGE. September 16 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

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trap of buying quick and cheap furniture? Ever wondered where all that furniture ends up? Month of Modern has proudly partnered with The Good Future Design Alliance (GFDA) to present a panel discussion, focusing on the world of furnishings. The event will highlight LOCAL manufacturers, local 2nd Hand resources, where to sell/consign, and how to keep furnishings and all-things-interiors from ending up in a landfill. Top designers in the industry will be in attendance— which will be a great networking opportunity!

MONTH OF MODERN: NOBO 2ND SATURDAY! September 11 from 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. MoM has partnered with the NoBo Art District to present Ride On, A Bike Art Exhibition at the Gallery at the Bus Stop Apartments. This year, as part of MoM’s annual Emerging Designer Award, CU Students were invited to create a concept for a bicycle shelter for bike storage at a site in Boulder. The intent is to demonstrate that bike shelters can be beautiful, thoughtfully designed, affordable to build, and part of a community.

MONTH OF MODERN: WRAP PARTY & FASHION SHOW! September 23 from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Join us for an evening of cocktails, food, music, and good company as we celebrate the region’s

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most acclaimed names in modern design. This year's Wrap Party features our first Month of Modern Fashion Show. The show is being created to provide a platform for fashion community creatives to present their craft before a large,

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assorted audience. We are also presenting our annual Emerging Designer Award at the party. This year, CU Boulder Students in architecture, interior, landscape and urban design were invited to create a concept for a bicycle shelter for bike storage at a site in Boulder.

MAX SEIGAL, PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION ON DISPLAY AT THE ST. JULIEN HOTEL Max’s passion for photography began while

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working as a biologist on conservation projects around the globe. He now works as a full-time photographer and has spent most of his career with National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions. Max’s images have been featured in numerous exhibitions worldwide, and his acclaimed work has become a cornerstone in the fine art photography market. His work is currently on display locally at the St. Julien Hotel on the Pearl Street Mall. MaxWilderness.com

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GREENSKY HONEST MUSIC IN A HECTIC WORLD. The

Having made music for two decades now, this

Michigan-based band Greensky Bluegrass is one

group of men is more than fellow musicians but

of those bands whose music takes on a whole new

a band of brothers. We spoke with one of the

meaning when experienced IRL. Made up of five

members of Greensky Bluegrass, Paul Hoffman,

musicians, including Anders Beck (dobro), Michael

who plays mandolin, about making music and the

Arien Bont (banjo), Dave Bruzza (guitar), Mike

group’s mutual excitement about returning to live

Devol (upright bass) and Paul Hoffman (mandolin),

shows for their fiercely committed fandom.

they create traditional bluegrass music while com-

Calling Lake Michigan home, Paul now lives in

mentating on the state of modern society and the

the metro area of Denver and enjoys the endless

emotions that come with it.

opportunities of outdoor recreation. He describes

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their band as “a bunch of friends who traveled great lengths on little sleep and turning people on to our music one at a time.”

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sense it’s a little self-indulgent, but there’s something honest there that is endearing. We are all pretty united in our tastes and intentions or have become so over the years. It’s pretty rare that we aren’t unanimously on board for creative adventures down some musical wormhole.” The traveling band can often be seen at festivals, from Horning’s Hideout to Summer Camp, where they perform on their acoustic stringed instruments with laid-back energy that draws devoted listeners. Between working on a new record this year, they are also prepping for their three upcoming shows at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre taking place September 17, 18 and 19. “After not playing shows for more than a year and then returning to the stage, I felt like I was looking out at a triumphant reunion, recognizing nearly every face,'' Paul says, “we are so grateful for the bond.” STAY CONNECTED TO THE BAND: Website: GreenSkyBluegrass.com Instagram: @GreenskyBluegrass

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ITSA LIKA IS BOULDER’S FIRST NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER. THEIR PHILOSOPHY— ENJOY YOUR DAY AND REMEMBER YOUR NIGHT.

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WHEN PARTICIPATING IN A DRY JANUARY CHALLENGE IN 2019, SCOTT PEARCE AND ROBB SHURR CAME TO A SHARED CONCLUSION—THERE WASN’T A NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER AVAILABLE THAT SATIATED THEIR DESIRE FOR CRAFT BEER. That realization provided inspiration for Itsa Lika beer, which launched May 2021. In order to create that hoppy profile that both Scott and Robb desired, they collaborated with a friend who had been the pilot brewer at Sierra Nevada Brewing Company for 15 years. “He started experimenting and playing around, and the guy is just a wizard,” Robb says. “He basically came up with this new process for brewing a [non-alcoholic beer].” Their main challenge is retaining the fullness of the flavor profile. “You lose some of the body because of how the grain bill is set up, so that’s something that we’re trying to overcome,” Robb says. “You just don’t get that thickness and the richness of that body. All NAs are, some people describe it as, a bit thinner.” Their non-alcoholic beers are the Super Crisp and West Coast Style IPA. Robb says the Super Crisp is true to its name in taste and is something that you could drink in two gulps. The West Coast Style IPA is more citrus-y, with more west coast hops, but according to Robb is still very crisp and light. While neither Scott nor Robb has a background in beer or brewing, they’ve found that makes space for curiosity and innovation. “That’s definitely been the biggest [challenge]— the whole industry is new to us,” Robb says. “At the same time, that allows us to come in and ask really stupid questions and try to improve things…we’re definitely eyes-wide-open learning mode and also trying to do things in different ways.” Scott and Robb hope to serve the sober-curious movement, but also hope Itsa Lika could serve as a “third beer,” meaning someone could substitute an Itsa Lika brew instead of stopping drinking entirely. Robb has found in his own experience that drinking Itsa Lika feels overall much lighter on the body. “As soon as it feels like a real beer, you don’t miss it,” he says. “You’re not seeking that third beer or afternoon beer. I’m out at the shop tuning bikes and skis on a Saturday afternoon and I’m like, ‘Boy, I could use a beer.’ I grab one of these, and I’m perfect. I don’t need to take a nap.”

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SHOWING UP FOR THE COMMUNITY

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HAVING BEEN PRESENT IN COLORADO FOR 40 YEARS, BOTH WALTERS & HOGSETT JEWELERS AND BOULDER HAVE SEEN EACH OTHER GROW TREMENDOUSLY. Like any familiar family member, Walters & Hogsett has watched what they call their family—their community, grow and change generationally. Since the ‘80s, locals and Colorado natives, and even out-of-state admirers have been coming to Walters & Hogsett for a premier selection of fine jewelry and an unmatched customer service experience. Boulder Lifestyle sat down with Walters & Hogsett’s long-term employee and now manager, Emily Lantaff, to learn more about how the company’s presence has been one of Boulder’s greatest support systems.

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“We are a family business,” Emily says. “We have fantastic clients that have been coming to us for four generations now. It is such a big compliment when mom and dad shopped here and now their kids shop here. It shows that we are still relevant when it comes to the styles that we use. We’re curators in the art of the well-made, so we do everything top-notch—from the designers we bring in, to the select pieces that we carry, down to how we work with our clientele.” Emily and her team specialize in curating a meticulous lineup of designers to offer their shoppers a collection that is pertinent to their clientele’s lifestyle. Regardless of what their shoppers may relate to or be interested in, there is something for everybody. Comprised of timeless, classic pieces for their more mature shoppers or those with a taste of elegance, Walters & Hogsett’s available collections also include staple, unique and modern pieces that are sure enough to catch the eye of any younger shopper.

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The Walters & Hogsett staff prides itself on being a support system for their shoppers in many ways. Whether it is offering them the education to become more knowledgeable about where their jewelry comes from and what stories each piece

MODELS: Eva Cavecchi, Keeley Gaughan

holds, or guiding their shoppers to the

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right statement piece that will perfectly exemplify their life story, this team of staff isn’t shy when it comes to giving their counsel. In addition to supporting shoppers with its guidance, Walters & Hogsett is also prevalent in the community for its give-back program, including Impact on Education, Humane Society of Boulder Valley, YMCA and YWCA, and more. “We are very philanthropic. Our mission is always to be present in our community,” Emily says. “We give to different fundraisers and organizations that are locally recognized. We try to be an active support role in our community and look to figure out a way to be a resource for these non-profits to make money.” At Walters & Hogsett, money is never the motive. Emily and her team aim to use their business as a tool for people to curate life’s special moments. While they’re ensuring that their local peers benefit from the success of the business, they also want to ensure that they are being welcoming to

everybody’s

needs—whether aes-

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THE KINKS FAMOUSLY SANG: “LAZIN' ON A SUNNY AFTERNOON, IN THE SUMMERTIME”

B o u l d e r Bac k T h e n :

1960S & 1970S EDITION

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IMAGINE A SUNNY AFTERNOON IN TOWN IN THE '60S. You’re strolling downtown gazing towards the majestic Flatiron views when you hear a Rolling Stones tune blasting from the record player. What brought folks to Boulder in the '60s and '70s does not stray far from what brings folks to our bustling mountain town today. Originally a hub for gold miners in the mountains, Boulder quickly morphed into a hidden gem for hikers, outdoors-lovers and young entrepreneurs. I had the opportunity to sit down with Hotel Historian, Laurel McKown, of the historic Hotel Boulderado to chat about all things vintage Boulder. She described this time period as an era of great “transition” and change moving into a more modernized age. Nevertheless, Boulder’s uniqueness, charm and beauty prevailed as the main draw to the city. Like so many others, Laurel’s dream was to live in the mountains and be out West. “The ‘67 Summer of Love which started in San Francisco, was big with the free-spirited movement coming to town,” Laurel says. “People would come and camp out in the mountains west of here. Everyone wanted to settle in Boulder because it was a mecca.” The two economic groups that supported the town, in addition to the CU students and travelers, were the miners and ranchers. They would venture to Boulder to gather supplies— even dynamite—and then go back to their land. CONTINUED >

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While Boulder is now known for worldrenowned brews and craft distilleries, it wasn’t until 1967 that they could serve or sell beer other than 3.2. When the prohibition officially lifted, Liquor Mart in Goss Grove was one of the first to receive a liquor license. The Sink, another Boulder institution (started in 1923), was a restaurant that sold 3.2 beer once it became legal in 1933 for the students, and Robert Redford was a dishwasher there,” Laurel says. “You just never knew who you were going to run into!” Pearl Street Mall as we now know it was less developed and more so a simple, functioning downtown. The two economic groups, in addition to the CU students and travelers, that supported the town were the miners and ranchers. They would venture to the local downtown to gather supplies—even dynamite—and then go back to their land. There was a lumberyard in the area with other stores such as McClure’s Dry Goods (now where Peppercorn resides). Anything past 28th St. was considered farmland and outside of town. The introduction of the Crossroads Mall, now Twenty Ninth Street Mall, was the main source of business. However, Pearl Street Mall was revived in 1970, when Governor John A. Love signed the “Public Mall Act,” which prompted city officials to close streets to accommodate the implementation of pedestrian malls. The mall was constructed during the summer of 1976 and formally opened in August of 1977. From here, Boulder started to welcome a growing community focused on cooperative business with an emphasis on the natural food industry. With like-minded individuals at the helm, businesses such as the Carnival Caf experienced a slow burn but had lasting impact. In 1969, Mo Siegel, founder of Celestial Seasonings, began his tea journey by hand-picking wildflowers in the Colorado mountains. While the days of flower power have seemingly passed, Boulder remains a haven for the curious, the free-spirited and the entrepreneurial. CONTINUED >

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GIVING BACK

CEO & FOUNDER OF COLORADO WOMEN’S CENTER, KENDRA MIGUEZ, ANSWERS QUESTIONS FROM THREE WOMEN

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COLORADO WOMEN’S CENTER'S MISSION IS TO HELP WOMEN FIND SELF-ACCEPTANCE THROUGH THERAPY AND COUNSELING TO CREATE POSITIVE CONNECTIONS THAT WILL LEAD A MORE FULFILLING LIFE. With a focus on female empowerment, their therapists help women of all ages become who they were meant to be by knocking down barriers set by internal limitations.

CEO and founder Kendra Miguez has spent

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couples

counseling,

Kendra

believes that anything is possible if you’re willing to put in the work necessary for transformation. Today she answers three questions about

adjusting to a new normal post-pandemic.

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My office wants us to start going back parttime, but I’m kind of dreading going back to "normal." I feel really happy working from home! Is there any way to ease the transition stress? Kendra Miguez: For many of us who have learned to adapt to Zoom calls and a two-dimensional world, going back to work in person has created high levels of stress and anxiety. This is mostly due to having so much time away from external stimulation. The best way to re-integrate is to start off slowly, therefore splitting time between working from home and at the office is ideal. However, whether you are required to go back part- or full-time, there are skills that can be effective for social anxiety, which many people are experiencing as a result of quarantine. Breathing techniques are extremely effective for regulating the nervous system. My favorite is the 4-7-8 breathing technique, which involves breathing in for 4 seconds, holding the breath for 7 seconds, and exhaling for 8 seconds. This particular breathing pattern focuses on reducing anxiety and can also assist with sleep. Another tool is constant check-ins and self-evaluation. Tune into your thoughts and physical sensations throughout the day. Name what you are feeling. If you are anxious, notice what the anxiety feels like in your body and say to yourself, “My heart is beating faster. My throat is closing. This is anxiety.” Oftentimes naming our internal experience will get us out of the spin effect that the mind creates. It allows us to find the space between the stimulus and response.

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The only thing I really loved about the pandemic was adding back in more "me time." How do I maintain a healthy balance between work and social life? Kendra Miguez: For those that were fortunate to come out of the pandemic with a healthy mindset, it is important to hold onto the lessons gained from that experience. The time we were granted for self-care and ordinary moments was a gift and for many, it took a pandemic to slow down. Maintaining a healthy balance between work and social life means making yourself a priority—something that many people, especially women, have a hard time doing. There is always time for a hike, a yoga class or lunch with a friend. We just have to block off this time the same way that we would an important work meeting. The truth is we are better for everyone around us when we take the time to care for ourselves. So schedule time for yourself and track your threshold for connection. Tuning into your internal experience will allow you to know when to say “Yes” and when to say “No.”

I feel anxious about being out and about in the world again, much more than I expected! Why do everyday tasks feel so overwhelming and exhausting? Kendra Miguez: Connecting with others takes a great deal of energy—particularly for those that are more introverted. There was a comfort to going inward that the pandemic provided. There was less room for mistakes and judgment. When we are alone, we do not have anyone reflecting back our image. These reflections that happen when relating to other people are information on how to adapt to our environment. Without that information, we can feel scared and out of practice. Learning how to interact with the world again takes a lot of effort, which can leave you overwhelmed and exhausted. As time goes on, it will become easier. It’s important to remember that it’s OK to take your time as you find a rhythm of normalcy. Be mindful of how much you put on your plate and know that you are not alone, which ironically may have been one of the greatest lessons of the pandemic.

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A House That’s Now a Home HUSBAND AND WIFE JOSH AND WENDY TALMON INCORPORATE LOCAL ART INTO THEIR NEWLY REMODELED HOME

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ARTICLE CASSIDY RITTER PHOTOGRAPHY KYLIE FITTS

WHAT MAKES A HOUSE A HOME? Some say it needs

about a year and a half to complete with nearly

to reflect your personality and fit your lifestyle, but what

everything rebuilt from the studs up. A21 did their

does that really mean? Local artist Wendy Talmon feels

construction drawings, and the Talmon’s worked

when moving into a space, whether you’re remodeling

with builder Buildwell to creatively problem solve and

or just updating furniture and paint, making your home

co-create their vision.

feel authentic to you is a personal journey. It takes time

“We fell in love with the property. It’s an acre-and-a-

and understanding to determine what environment you

half with west-facing views and it’s a quiet neighborhood,”

want to live in and to curate the space.

Wendy says. “The house itself needed some love though.”

Wendy and her husband Josh Talmon did just that

Creating a home that fits their lifestyle along with

when they remodeled their 1972 home. Renovations took

that of their two young boys is exactly what Wendy

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and Josh did. They kept the focus on the incredible property while incorporating nature into the design of the home. Now, the home boasts tall ceilings, an open floorplan, natural colors and textures throughout, and a wall of windows to the west with views of the Flatirons and the Continental Divide. “[The style of the home] speaks to who we are,” Wendy says. “You have to think about how you want to feel inside of the space. I wanted

The dark floors in contrast with the

color to the space, including Virginia

it to feel calm, with clean lines and soft

light wood on the ceilings, and the tex-

Sin ceramic lights, a fruit bowl and

textures in the house [spanning] from the

tured tiles on the kitchen wall make it

a twisted knot sculpture. Her couch

tile to the walls to the ceiling and cabi-

clear that Wendy thought of each and

is decorated with plant-dyed pillows

nets. Nothing is flat.”

every detail. As an artist herself, she also

in shades of indigo and tan made by

Wendy says how you dress is a good way

made sure to incorporate other local art-

local artist Edie Ure. Wendy also added

to understand how you should decorate.

ists and items from local shops into her

her own 11-by-4.5-foot fiber art wall

From pillows to furniture and décor, each

home. She has many items from Cedar

hanging to her home. The piece of art

piece should be a reflection of yourself.

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House Details: YEAR BUILT: 1972 LOT SIZE: 1.5 acres FEATURES: West facing home with views of the Flatirons and Continental Divide, wood ceilings, large kitchen island, interactive art wall along stairs to the basement

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Wendy Talmon is a Boulder-based fiber artist. Her work can be found at WanderTree.com or on Instagram at @wandertreeco.

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“The floor to ceiling windows and our views are the most incredible part of our house. But all the stuff inside is [us]—like the art that we surround ourselves with and the textures of the home and just the organic nature of the materials we chose.” — Wendy Talmon

Boulder Creek, then transitions down-

Most people agree that adding

molded into it—a unique piece of art

ward into organic cotton rope with mac-

plants is a great way to turn a house

rame knots and woven with wool and

into a home. It also brings the outside

“The floor-to-ceiling windows and

alpaca. As Wendy did with her own cus-

in, adding a calming and grounded

our views are the most incredible part

tom art, each piece she creates matches

feeling to the space. The Talmon

of our house,” Wendy says. “But all the

the individual style of her client.

home has several plants from Sturtz

stuff inside is [us]—like the art that we

“Having my own art in the house

& Copeland. One even hangs from

surround ourselves with and the textures

feels like the best way to make my

an old ceramic pot passed down from

of the home and just the organic nature

house feel like me,” Wendy says. “Art

Wendy’s grandparents with a face

of the materials we chose.”

that makes everyone smile.

needs to have meaning. For us, the art that has the most meaning in our house has been created by our family—from photography, paintings, painted installation rocks to my fiber art. We have a long line of artists on both sides of our family. We feel so grateful that the art has been passed down to us. It inspires us to be creative as well. Being surrounded by meaningful art makes you feel connected to your home.”

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STEPH MCCOURT, OWNER OF DENVER’S CONTRARIUM CHAINSTITCH, TALKS ALL THINGS SHOP AND CHAINSTITCH EMBROIDERY

ARTICLE EMILY O'BRIEN PHOTOGRAPHY POPPY & CO.

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STEPH MCCOURT LOVES TO CREATE. Since elementary school, she’s knitted, sewed or crafted different types of fiber art. But when she happened upon her first chainstitch machine, she fell in love with the process and hasn’t looked back since. “The beauty of chainstitch embroidery is that it combines both tactile and two-dimensional media, so there is always room for improvement in both disciplines,” Steph says. Chainstitch, in general, is going through a revival throughout the country, especially in cities like Austin and Nashville. “The secret is out that celebrities of all stripes embrace chainstitched outfits for the red carpet, and I think that has only added to the growth of the industry,” Steph says. “As of right now, I think chainstitch is here to stay, as it shifts from being more of a novelty to a bonafide art form just like any other traditional fiber art.” She feels fortunate to add to the western-wear culture of Denver. Born and raised in the city, Steph never felt the need to move elsewhere. There are always new communities to tap into, a breadth of restaurants, museums and events, plus the mountains nearby to explore. In the summer of 2019, she founded Contrarium Chainstitch, which fulfilled her dream of opening a business selling handmade goods. The shop specializes in hand-cranked, vintage chainstitch embroidery services, where you can customize your own chainstitch project, or pick up limited-edition patches or jewelry. You can even book Steph to pop up with her machine at your next event to watch chainstitch magic happen right before your very eyes.

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“Because my chainstitch embroidery machine is manually hand-cranked and not computerized, there is a world of potential for the garments and accessories I can customize. I currently release a limited-edition handmade patch design each week,” Steph says. She also works one-on-one with others to personalize any items they’d like, such as jackets, linens, bandanas and more. Contrarium is Latin for “the opposite” and its goal is to bring unexpected design and handcrafted techniques to this modern world. She wanted a name that captured what she says is her tendency as a person to go against the grain and explore different options than what falls within the obvious norm. Steph urges others not to be intimidated to work with a chainstitch artist to bring a bespoke idea to life and thinks it’s well worth it to incorporate pieces into our lives that are one-of-a-kind. Her favorite projects are those that are most meaningful to clients, even if it’s a simple freehand lettering project. “There has to be a level of integrity within everything I make,” Steph says. “I love being included within weddings, graduations and other milestone events! This summer, I customized a set of bandanas for bachelorette party gifts, and I currently have pet portraits for gifts in the works as well.”

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT

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FOR BROOKE RABOUTOU, CLIMBING IS IN HER BLOOD. NOW, SHE’S REPRESENTING TEAM USA AT THE SPORT’S OLYMPIC DEBUT ARTICLE CASSIDY RITTER PHOTOGRAPHY JESS TALLEY / LOUDER THAN 11

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GROWING UP IN COLORADO, IT’S

[an elite grade for bouldering]. Jade is

HARD NOT TO FALL IN LOVE WITH AN

much more known in the climbing com-

OUTDOOR SPORT SUCH AS SKIING

munity, and most people think it’s harder,

OR CLIMBING. But for Brooke Raboutou,

but Muscle Car required more of my time

climbing is in her blood. She started climb-

and energy to send,” Brooke says. “I only

ing at a young age, following the footholds

recently started projecting climbs that

of her parents Robyn Erbesfield-Raboutou

require more than a few sessions for me to

and Didier Raboutou, both former climb-

complete, so I am excited to stand atop of

ing world cup champions.

a longer-term project in the future.”

“My love for climbing began at a very,

But good genetics and experience

very young age,” Brooke says. “It started

are only part of Brooke’s playbook. She

through my parents and the love that they

also trains for four to six hours a day, five

have for climbing [was] passed down to me

days a week. In addition to practicing

and my brother. As I grew, my love for the

various climbs on a wall, weight train-

sport grew, and it became my own passion,

ing, and light cardio, Brooke’s training

strengthened by my family’s love.”

also includes mental preparations. “My

For the first time, sport climbing

mental preparations have become one

was an Olympic event, kicking off at the

of the most important parts of my train-

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Climbing’s

ing,” she says. “I do a lot of visualization

debut consisted of three combined dis-

and breathing work to prepare me for

ciplines—bouldering, lead climbing and

the competitions.”

speed climbing—for one medal. Making

Aside from climbing, Brooke attends

things more exciting, Boulderite Brooke

the University of San Diego and loves

was the first American climber to qual-

to explore the city with friends. She also

ify for the worldwide competition. She

enjoys surfing, traveling, and sewing

was one of four Americans representing

clothes. During the off-season, which is

Team USA in the sport.

a short break from competitions during

Brooke, now 20 years old, has years of experience under her belt. At age 11,

and maintaining her training.

she became the youngest person in the

Pre-COVID-19, Brooke competed in

world to climb a 5.14b, a rock climbing

about six national level competitions

grade typically reserved for elite athletes

and between six and 12 international

with years of experience.

competitions annually; however, none is

“The hardest climbs that I’ve sent are Jade and Muscle Car, both graded V14,

the winter, Brooke focuses on school

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greater than representing Team USA at the Olympic Games.

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Be A Good Neighbor MY NEIGHBOR FELIX BRINGS PAN-MEXICAN FOOD—AND GIANT MARGARITAS—TO WEST PEARL

ARTICLE ALLYSON REEDY PHOTOGRAPHY AMANDA PROUDFIT

MY NEIGHBOR FELIX, THE ENERGETIC PANMEXICAN RESTAURANT THAT OPENED ON WEST PEARL STREET IN APRIL, LIKES TO GO BIG. From the size of the space to the breadth of the menu to the 56-ounce (yes, 56-ounce) margaritas, Felix is the lively neighbor on the block. The one whose social calendar you’d schedule block parties around, and the neighbor whose style you’re constantly trying to emulate. Felix’s digs on the corner of 9th and Pearl Streets are appropriately cool, bright and airy. The restaurant is filled with lots of things that dangle, which might sound strange as a descriptor, but “dangly thing décor” works for Felix. Plants and lanterns hang from the ceiling and from dividers, and the combination of greenery, texture and multi-level curios makes for an eclectic, interesting space.

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Of course you’re not at a Mexican

Felix’s nine taco-deep menu has a good

restaurant to admire dangly things—

variety that will please both vegetarians

you’re there for tacos and queso, and,

and carnivores. Three meatless tacos—a

probably more than likely, margaritas.

beer-battered

Beginning with the most tequila-heavy

habanero cabbage and mango-piña salsa;

on that list, Felix flaunts nine different

an al pastor portobello with

margaritas on the menu, including the

caramelized onions and cotija

secret key margarita mixed with exclusive

cheese; and the Beyond beef

Herradura double barrel-aged reposado

topped with American cheese

tequila; the uber-refreshing watermelon

and guacamole fresco—are

cauliflower

margarita; and the mango sunrise mar-

well thought out. The pescado

garita, complete with fresh mango, lime

frito taco with mahi mahi and

and orange juices, and hibiscus sugar

chipotle-guajillo

around the rim for good measure.

a hibiscus corn tortilla is

crema

In that “bigger is better” vein, you can

solid, as is the cochinita pibil,

get the watermelon version in the colossal

brimming with slow-braised

56-ounce size. The megaritas, which are

pork, chicharrones, and citrus

also available in strawberry-banana and

cabbage, and dripping with

traditional flavors, are meant for sharing, but

the pibil jus.

there’s an extensive menu of tequilas and

Because

with

Neighbor

creamy

MY NEIGHBOR FELIX

mezcals for those who prefer their spirits

Felix goes big, there are

straightforward and of a more manageable

ambitious expansion plans in

size. There are also non-tequila drinks—

the works. The Boulder Felix

mojitos, sangria, beers, and wines—and

is actually a sequel to the original, which

super-delicious non-alcoholic offerings, like

opened in Denver’s LoHi neighborhood

the cucumber and strawberry agua frescas.

last September. Next up are three more

The food menu spans seven culinary

locations slated for Centennial, Colorado

regions in Mexico, which means they’ve put

Springs and Thornton. So yes, the pan-Mex-

together a kind of greatest hits of staples.

ican spot, which belongs to the even more

There are fish tacos from Baja, cochinita pibil

lively ViewHouse family of bars/restaurants,

from the Yucatan Peninsula, tacos from the

will soon be bringing its brand of big to even

streets of Mexico City and a spicy Colorado

more people along the Front Range. Dangly

chorizo and grass-fed beef blended patty—

thing décor and megaritas included.

with Mexican flair from the chorizo, black beans, adobo sauce and cilantro crema. Perhaps the most picturesque dish is the carne asada fajitas. The slices of sizzling skirt steak come on a bed of colorful peppers and steaming onions, and they can be gussied up with bowls of Mexican fried rice, smoky black beans, salsas, jalapeños and cheese. Warning: this is a lot of food. Like the megarita, you’ll probably want to share.

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ANTIQUITIES WILDFLOWER NATION’S GUIDE TO DECORATING YOUR SPACE WITH A VINTAGE FLAIR

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ARTICLE LIVIA HOOSON PHOTOGRAPHY POPPY & CO.

ELIZABETH PRENTISS HAS A WESTERN AESTHETIC THAT SHE DESCRIBES AS “VINTAGE-INSPIRED WITH AN ALPINE SENSIBILITY.” Her personal style is both feminine, whimsical and not-too-serious (picture pink-painted cabinetry with a vase of yellow flowers in her home). This Boulder-based artist has a love for interior design and unexpected home pieces that are expressed fully in her store located on 17th Street. Wildflower Nation offers small collections of past and present handmade treasures (joyful pieces referencing nature) that reflect the town’s local lifestyle and history. “Most of the yellow roses in the Colorado mountains are derived from the migration across the West, where pioneer women brought roots of rose bushes in teacups, tin cans and even sewn into their skirts for the journey,” says Elizabeth. ”While partial to native species, I absolutely love this dedication to floral beauty and the idea of a more winsome West.” As an environmentally aware curator, she avoids mass-produced pieces or disposable products, opting instead for limited edition collections that create a personal connection. “I am striving to get to a place of celebration of the old and zero waste of the new,” she shares. As the turning of seasons, from summer to fall, Elizabeth shares three vintage themes to inspire our spaces.

cot t age CORE

With the arrival of spring, Elizabeth focused on the perceived simplicity and romantic idylls of a life connected to the land. She sourced collections of vintage crocks, floral enamel trays and specialty glassware that look especially stunning against floral arrangements and vintage French plant stands to complete the look. “When I introduced more vintage items at the shop and online, people connected to those pieces immediately, especially our collection of Royal Porcelain pitchers,” Elizabeth says. “I believe these pieces feel simultaneously fresh and historic, eschewing mass manufacturing,

and

societal

disconnect.

When you look at them, you want to go gather flowers and be in the great outdoors.”

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midnight CABIN

For this fall and winter, Elizabeth created Midnight Cabin, a collection that applies the Cottage Core aesthetic to our own aspirational living spaces—alpine cabins. To achieve this aesthetic Elizabeth reminisces on being cozy in a snow-covered chalet on a lazy Sunday. Picture hand painted Tole trays with wildflowers, collections of old trophies and pewter serving pieces, black gingham napkins made from deadstock fabric and whimsical hand-knotted grizzly bear rugs. She applied her own take on the classic mounted antlers by working with a Colorado artist to paint and wool wrap the antlers for a more playful look. “It’s all about finding pieces that feel intimate and sentimental,” she says. “Vintage does that naturally because it offers history and soul, and is naturally the opposite of bland conformity. So my advice is, trust your gut and go for how things make you feel. If you love a piece, you will always find a place for it.”

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summer CAMP

For this style theme, Elizabeth focuses on objects that help you feel connected to the past with a modern sensibility. “Summer camp was a childhood highlight, so ask how you can bring that joy into a home,” she says. “For me, this included repurposed vintage quilts as sleeping bags, elevated leather camp stools and the most vibrant outdoor dartboards.” Elizabeth sourced collections of brightly colored vintage ice buckets, depression-era barware, cowboy glasses and vintage marshmallow roasters with Colorado ranch brands and accented with her Wildflower Nation blanket holders. "Nostalgia is one of the most powerful sentiments, so why not make sure you have something special in your home that sparks joy?" she says.

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PARTING THOUGHTS

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ROSIE CHESTER REFLECTS ON HER INTERNSHIP WITH US AT BOULDER LIFESTYLE

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ARTICLE ROSIE CHESTER

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WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE PART ABOUT INTERNING WITH BOULDER LIFESTYLE? My favorite part about interning with Boulder Lifestyle were the countless connections I was so lucky to foster. As an out-ofstate student, I was constantly searching for ways to make Boulder feel like “home.” The Lifestyle team and Boulder community are close-knit but welcomed me with open arms. HAS BEING PART OF THIS INTERNSHIP INSPIRED YOU IN NEW WAYS FOR YOUR FUTURE CAREER PATH? This internship has inspired me in new ways in terms of

the first times

my future career path by encouraging me to get out of my

I witnessed a four-page

comfort zone and to reach out to all types of people and

spread come together in real-

businesses. In addition, I have seen first-hand how integral

time. With Poppy & Co. on the cam-

teamwork on a collective vision is essential for success for

era, and the editorial coordinator and

a publication. Moving forward, I will make sure to utilize

publication director by her side, I observed the

the skills I have learned and observed from those above

fun-filled, passionate aspect of this work.

me on the team—they have become mentors to me and have a wealth of knowledge to contribute.

WHAT DID YOU INTEND TO GAIN FROM THE INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE? Coming into this internship, I hoped to gain editorial

DO YOU HAVE A TOP MOMENT OR MEMORY THAT WAS ONE OF YOUR FAVORITE EXPERIENCES AS AN INTERN? There have been so many top moments and memories during my time as an intern it’s

experience that went beyond what I was used to in print. Lucky for me, I was given the guidance and support I needed to thrive in this environment while tackling new projects and tasks with a creative and entrepreneurial spirit!

hard to choose! One would definitely be the Gage Home shoot we did last fall with the team—

THREE WORDS TO DESCRIBE YOUR INTERNSHIP Fast-paced, inspiring, connectedness.

this was one of ANY FUN FACTS? I’ve been told I’m an “old soul” by many and am scarily good at remembering names and faces. WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN 2022? In 2022, I see myself traveling and writing more. Perhaps in the South of France or somewhere along the Amalfi Coast? A girl can dream, who’s with me?

Photo by Poppy & Co. by Kelsey Huffer

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