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A CONVERSATION WITH JEFF HENDLEY

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

JUNE 2020 PUBLISHER

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The New Date Night If nothing else, the events over the last three months have likely forced all of us to be creative, on some level. Making music, writing poetry, painting, the way we walk down a grocery isle; these are just a few that come to mind. Prior to March 10th, my wife and I had a standing “date night”, every Thursday. Even though we have a wide variety of outdoor activities, restaurants, and live music options at arm’s length, we often found ourselves settling into the same routines. The usual standard was to grab dinner, then catch one of our favorite bands that may be passing through town. Needless to say, the date night routines have been drastically altered of late. If you ask me, playing all five albums of the Grateful Dead’s legendary May 8, 1977 show in Ithaca, New York, with a couple of local IPA’s, is my idea of romance. Subsequently, my wife doesn’t see it that way, so I’ve been forced to step outside of my comfort zone a little. Now we look forward to bike ride picnics, new hikes, and Zoom wine tastings with friends. Fortunately - I’ve found that nearly all of these can be done while listening to The Grateful Dead!

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JUNE 2020

FEATURES 20 Making a Statement: Meredith Steele Brings Joy with Her Art

26 I Am Who I Am: A Conversation with Denver Luxury Real Estate Broker Jeff Hendley

32 French-Inspired, Fresh Cuts and Friendship: A Snippet of Blank Barber’s Story

42 A Loo With a View: How Local Designers are Using Decorative Wall Coverings to

42 26

Bring Powder Room Projects to Bold, Beautiful Life

DEPARTMENTS 10

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

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20 Artist’s Palette 32 Locally Owned 38 Giving Back 42 Trend Setter 48 Parting Thoughts

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AROUND TOWN

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MICHELLE COURIER

Evening At Eagle Lake, Acrylic on Canvas, Michelle Courier

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MEREDITH STEELE BRINGS JOY WITH HER ART WITH MILLIONS OF IDEAS SWIRLING LIKE FRESHLY MIXED PAINT IN HER HEAD, MEREDITH STEELE PRIORITIZES JOY IN EVERYTHING SHE CREATES. A Denver-based mixed media artist, Steele is an explorer of new methods and eclectic materials, moved wholeheartedly by creation itself before anything else. Her approach is to commit to a series or collection until it feels fulfilled in its expression. The structure fosters focus and sharpens her skill with each stylistically similar painting. Ranging from a bliss-filled abstract series that was inspired by Hawaiian textures and colors, to fabricating captivating monochromatic feminine figures made with various recycled materials, Steele pours herself into the learning process that unfolds in the momentum of inspiration. Instead of being fixated on a certain style, she allows herself to be fluid, molded by her environment, led by what unfolds in the moment. She’s not interested in staying in one category of artistic expression. Steele’s work varies in its aesthetic, and those who see beyond the diversity notice the amount of presence she lends to each subject, texture, color, and setting. As someone who has always been deeply affected by her atmosphere and environment, Steele aims to illuminate the beauty in all things. She transforms space into dynamic pieces for all to enjoy, collaborating with clients to bring their wildest dreams into fruition. During these times, her focus has been to give back what she can. One to find the beauty in the smallest of details, she’s been sending out prints of her art to unsuspecting people or followers of her work. If you’re looking for a statement piece, something that captures the imagination, or are on the hunt for a mural or design expert, this multi-dimensional artist is sure to bring you joy in whatever it is your heart desires.

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A CONVERSATION WITH DENVER LUXURY REAL ESTATE BROKER JEFF HENDLEY

JEFF HENDLEY ADMITS THAT HE’S A LITTLE MORE CALIFORNIA THAN HE IS COLORADO. He prefers the ocean over the slopes and would rather sip on a rare vodka than a microbrew. But that doesn’t mean that he isn’t at peace on the Front Range and—whether he’s representing the most high-end homes in Denver by day or relaxing at home with his family and favorite classic rock friends by night—he has an authentic, “no filter” outlook that he brings to all facets of his life.

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01 LISA: TELL ME ABOUT WHERE YOU’RE FROM. JEFF: I’m a deep-rooted southerner from North

be out in a large crowd. I’m lucky to have found the places where I’m most at peace.

Carolina. I spent time on Wall Street in New York City as well and have lived in Colorado for over 20 years. I’m

LISA: HOW HAVE YOU BEEN COPING WITH

just an “All-American” guy who has been shaped by the

THE CURRENT PANDEMIC?

many different experiences in my life. I just turned 49,

JEFF: First, I have a deep sense of sorrow for those

I have a great family, I’m grounded, and I stay true to

who have lost loved ones. This is such a horrific event—

myself and my values.

my daily thoughts and prayers are with those affected the hardest. And my highest respect goes to those in

LISA: YOU’RE VERY WELL KNOWN WHEN IT

the medical field who are saving lives daily while risking

COMES TO DENVER REAL ESTATE.

their own. For me, I’m managing like most everyone,

JEFF: I’ve been selling real estate for 16 years and

day by day. I’ve been supporting local businesses as

have found my niche in the high-end market. I rarely

much as possible and I’m part of a group working with

sell more than 20 homes a year, and I’m able to build

No Kid Hungry to supply meals to thousands of kids

stronger relationships with my clients by focusing more

nationwide. As far as business, I’ve been keeping reg-

on substance than quantity. I also don’t believe that

ular “office hours” at home—hard at work preparing for

dressing a certain way or carrying around fancy pre-

a strong recovery, which I’m confident will happen. My

sentations is what makes a real estate broker great—it’s

main focus will be to advocate support for real estate

about believing in something and conveying that belief

values when this market becomes active again. People

into an authentic message to your audience.

believe in Denver and its real estate. I foresee a huge influx of people moving to Denver in the next few years,

LISA: I’VE HEARD YOU STAND OUT A BIT

which I feel will further stabilize the local market and

ON THE REAL ESTATE SCENE.

economy. And I too believe.

JEFF: Given my relaxed personality and aversion to suits and ties, I’ve been called a “dark horse.” Most people don’t

LISA: DO YOU HAVE ADDITIONAL LOCAL

normally correlate long hair and sandals to high-end real

ORGANIZATIONS THAT YOU’RE PASSIONATE

estate. I get it, but it’s just who I am. Long hair, jeans, san-

ABOUT SUPPORTING?

dals, and a powerful car. I’m authentic, have no airs about me, and am passionate about my work and my clients.

JEFF: I’m an avid supporter of causes related to breast cancer and children’s diabetes. Locally in particular, I’m also a big supporter of A Precious Child.

LISA: SO YOU’RE A CAR GUY, HUH? DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE MAKER?

LISA: I ALSO HEAR YOU’RE A BIG MUSIC FAN?

JEFF: I’ve always been a BMW guy. My favorite car was

JEFF: Music is my life-blood. It’s my constant. I love lis-

a BMW X6M with 750 hp. And I like the look of the new

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Aston Martin DBX, their first SUV.

Band and Bob Marley when I need to chill out, and Guns N’ Roses pretty much the rest of the time. I saw Guns N’

LISA: HOW DOES YOUR PROFESSIONAL STYLE

Roses and Living Colour open for The Rolling Stones in

TRANSLATE INTO YOUR PERSONAL LIFE?

1989 in Raleigh. It’s my best music memory.

JEFF: What you see is what you get with me, and my style really is simple. I’m a home-body at heart and would much rather be hanging out with my family than

LISA: WHAT’S YOUR DREAM CONCERT? JEFF: Pearl Jam at Red Rocks.

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He’s always loved immersing himself with people from all walks of life. With this in mind, he saw Blank Barber as a literal blank slate for anyone to feel welcome, everyone to feel celebrated, and for every single client to know they are a part of the community. SNIPPING THEIR SCISSORS IN THE HEART OF

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He’d also escape to the barbershop.

COULD BRING THE VISION OF BLANK BARBERS

Anthony Lavdanski’s barbershop in Boulder, Truman

TO LIFE. A few surprising plot twists, two distinctly

Barber Co, had the perfect vibe. With a passion for the

different characters, and two significantly different cit-

old school craft, Jarmon was enthralled by the blades, the

ies, the serendipity that surrounds this shop is a story

people, and the atmosphere that this specific shop had.

woven with history, culture, and community.

He’d visit the shop weekly, intriguing, or rather perplexing,

A young boy in Paris, Blank Barbers founder Zackary

Lavdanski in the process. A dark-featured, “businessman

Jarmon, was born into the world of fashion. Luxurious fab-

from Paris” with a big Newfoundland dog, he wasn’t

rics, managing a massive inventory, and greeting guests as

exactly your average Boulder customer. After a while,

a twelve- year-old adorned in a suit are the memories of his

Lavdanski realized he wasn’t just coming for a haircut, but

childhood. His parents owned and operated the world-re-

for more for friendship and community. Simultaneously,

nowned Tara Jarmon, a women’s boutique that originated

Truman’s was getting busier and Lavdanski needed a

in France. Following in the footsteps of his parents, Jarmon

shop hand immediately. To his surprise, Jarmon was the

would eventually take over the family business.

first to respond to the job opening Instagram post.

Unexpectedly, his parents decided to sell the busi-

Lavdanski was still rather skeptical, and quite honestly,

ness upon his return from studying abroad in America,

doubted Jarmon’s desire for an unglamorous position.

relieving him of the once predicted future. Longing for

Jarmon was insistent that he was the man for the job.

the American lifestyle, Jarmon and his new wife saw an

Sure enough, he blew Lavdanski away with his work

article about Boulder being the “happiest place in the

ethic, diligence, and charming persona, quickly becom-

States to live” and were sold. They’d move, raise their

ing a part of the barbershop family.

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Eventually, the time came for Jarmon to open a bar-

From the extensive care and consideration they

bershop in Denver. As he drove around Cherry Creek,

provide their barbers to their high-quality cuts, Blank

Jarmon was reminded of where his father lives in

Barber is raising the bar for excellence with their inno-

Paris. In many ways, it felt like home. Well-manicured,

vative and community-oriented mindset. It’s about

fancy storefronts, sidewalks full of people, and to their

more than just a new do, it’s about creating connection

surprise no barbershop, yet. Cherry Creek was fertile

in community with style. And while Lavdanski tends

ground for his concept - Blank Barber.

to trim in Boulder, every now and then you’ll find him

Inspired by the French cafes and bistros that are

behind a chair in Denver. He’s a jazz musician from

scattered all over Paris, Jarmon adored the encouraged

the East coast who toured the world for ten years,

diversity of these beloved and bustling community hubs.

playing in front of thousands of people hundreds of

He’s always loved immersing himself with people from all

times a year only to realize he needed something more

walks of life. With this in mind, he saw Blank Barber as a

grounding. Ask him to share some of his stories. Just

literal blank slate for anyone to feel welcome, everyone to

like your haircut, you won’t be disappointed.

feel celebrated, and for every single client to know they are a part of the community.

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Chelsea Rose Seemingly overnight, our nation has become a drasti-

Ten and Black Cat as the world as we know it changed. Her

cally different environment. Many of our lives are unrecog-

cardiac monitoring unit converted into the coronavirus unit,

nizable, and while some of us may have already worked

and her night shifts suddenly looked a whole lot different.

from home, others have had their entire worlds turned

With the unit being totally full and cases continuing to rise,

upside down. In these times, those who were already a

every day is full of the unknown. Her and her coworkers do

vital part of society, healthcare workers, have only become

their best to take it day by day, learn on the fly, and adapt

more important for the wellbeing of our communities.

to new information.

Meet local nurse Chelsea Rose.

do self-care when she can and has an amazing stepson

with nursing while doing medical pop-ups and working with a

and husband who have been incredibly supportive. Her

nonprofit organization named Saving Mothers. Before this trip,

support systems have made the greatest difference during

she’d been working in the kitchen at what was once Laudisio’s.

the overwhelm, and in turn, she’s been doing her best to

When the slower winter season hit Boulder, the chef offered to

reach out to those she knows to make sure the people she

set her up with a job at a bed and breakfast in Guatemala. Upon

cares about feel supported too. Maintaining connections

her return to Colorado, she decided to pursue a nursing degree

and continuing to reach out to her community has been a

and became a registered nurse this last September.

huge focus for her family and friends.

Even after becoming a nurse at North Suburban Medical Center, Rose worked at Boulder restaurant’s Brasserie Ten

With so much intensity, Rose is taking a lot of time to

An unexpected trip to Guatemala would lead her to fall in love

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movement Shelly Tygielski, invited people to start the

this global pandemic. Thankfully, we have seen waves of

movement in their own communities.

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many investing her time and energy in making a difference.

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After “quitting” social media because of its distracting

of these times. She’s aware of our interconnectedness more

persona, Helson returned to Instagram just before the pan-

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in need with patrons who can help out.

ence despite all odds.

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Home has never been so important. Compass is happy to support home sellers in any home improvements they need to make before listing their house for sale. The Compass Concierge program is the latest in a suite of services designed to prepare your home for the market. From deep-cleaning to cosmetic improvements, we will work together to assess opportunities to elevate your homeâ€™s value. Compass Concierge will assist you with the execution of a tailored plan for updating and staging your home for prospective buyers. We will front the costs associated with homeselling improvements and collect a fee for the services rendered at the time of the propertyâ€™s closing. House preparation services include staging, painting, deep cleaning, landscaping, and decluttering.

Megan Quinn Mayfield, Broker Associate 303.437.1182 | megan.quinn@compass.com Compass is a licensed real estate broker in the State of Colorado and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting or other professional advice outside the realm of real estate brokerage. Rules & Exclusions apply. Compass offers no guarantee or warranty of results. Subject to additional terms and conditions.

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A Loo WITH A VIEW: HOW LOCAL DESIGNERS ARE USING DECORATIVE WALL COVERINGS TO BRING POWDER ROOM PROJECTS TO BOLD, BEAUTIFUL LIFE

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ARTICLE LISA VAN HORNE | PHOTOGRAPHY KYLIE FITTS, HBK PHOTOGRAPHY, GIBEON PHOTOGRAPHY | ART DIRECTION EDIE URE FOUR WALLS. Usually small. Heavily trafficked. Function first. Yet powder rooms are anything but mundane, especially when design experts with creative gusto in their hearts and bold visions on the brain are given the chance to work their magic on them. Powder rooms represent unique opportunities for design experimentation, and we talked to six local designers about how they’re using striking wall coverings and other artistic details to bring a variety of powder room projects to fruition.

VISIONS IN COLOR

EMILY TUCKER DESIGN Powder rooms represent exciting chances to create truly striking spaces for interior designer Emily Tucker, especially when it comes to colors, patterns and textures. It’s this willingness to go bold that links these two powder room projects which, albeit quite different in look and feel, are both an ode to the risk-taking opportunities that powder room design provides. While the watercolor powder room features wallpaper splashed with colors that are just subdued enough, the exotic floral powder room features a rich red wall covering that exudes sophistication.

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GET THE LOOK: WATERCOLORS + Blur 7800 Wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries + White Thassos Mosaics by Ann Sacks + Tumwater Pendants by Cedar & Moss GET THE LOOK: EXOTIC FLORALS + FP328004 Mojito Wallpaper by Pierre Frey + Bistro Curved Sconces by Circa Lighting + Aged Brass Mirror by Rejuvenation

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LUSI DESIGN

Why wouldn’t you say yes to a wallpaper featuring a frog in a bowler hat, a fanning otter, an imbibing badger, and other kooky critters for a powder room renovation? For principal interior designer Courtney Wells, working on this project was an exercise in creating an unexpected and unforgettable space meant to inspire smiles and laughter from all those who entered. A traditional-meets-southern-glam feel throughout the rest of the home meant that this space would be truly unique, fun, and entertaining—all achieved through this show-stopping wallpaper and complemented by light, balanced elements throughout. GET THE LOOK: SHOW-STOPPING WHIMSY + Hackney Empire Wallpaper by House of Hackney sourced from Walltawk

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ALL ABOUT THE ENERGY

JOE MCGUIRE DESIGN

Owner Joe McGuire and fellow principal designer Matthew Tenzin are highly attuned to the energies of the spaces they create. When it comes to powder rooms in particular, they revel in the opportunity to play to the existing feel of the home while cranking up its theme and style. This balance of cohesive design and uninhibited creativity links their two powder room projects. While the contemporary lodge powder room simultaneously minimizes and glamorizes the rustic feel of the home with a subtle, textured wallpaper, the tiled powder room is a lively, energetic space featuring a geometric, bluehued tile wall and warm neutral details. GET THE LOOK: CONTEMPORARY LODGE + Grasscloth Wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries + Handblown Glass Pendants by Alison Berger (sold through Holly Hunt) + Normandy Hammered Nickel Sink by Waterworks GET THE LOOK: BOLD IN BLUE + Glass Palms Tile in Lagoon by Oceanside + Urban Slide Sink by Marzi + Brass Saber Pendants by Studio PGRB CONTINUED >

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FINDING BALANCE

ISTORIA INTERIOR DESIGN Designer and owner Stephanie Waddell believes that beautiful spaces are born out of beautiful contradictionsâ€”a principle put to practice in this powder room project. Seeking an earthy, natural and tactile vibe while still keeping the space fresh and modern, Stephanie achieved a striking wow factor by covering the walls in a striped pattern wallpaper based on an indigo textile and white penny tile with a delicate blue and bronze edge. Fun, antique details are also sprinkled throughout the space, including a Chinese rug and two vintage brass animal sculptures. GET THE LOOK: INDIGO DREAMING + Madison Stripe Large Wallpaper in Indigo by Wallshoppe + Eden Winter White Penny Tile from Tile Bar + Edged Talon Mirror by Arteriors

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INGREDIENTS: + 1.75 oz El Dorado 3 year Rum + 0.25 oz St. George Raspberry Eau de Vie + 0.25 oz Campari + 0.75 oz Grapefruit Juice + 0.5 oz Lime Juice + 0.5 oz Orgeat, we order from Orgeat Works LTD. METHOD: Shake Glass: Tumbler or Double Old Fashioned served on crushed ice Garnish: Lush mint bouquet & a fresh raspberry ARTICLE CREATED BY ALEX JUMP & ALEX DAY, THE GARDEN AT DEATH & COMPANY DENVER | PHOTOGRAPHY ELLIOTT CLARK

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Jeff Hendley jeff.hendley@compass.com 303.877.6767 Jeff Hendley is a broker associate affiliated with Compass. Compass is a licensed real estate broker in Colorado and abides by equal housing opportunity laws.

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