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57 ON THE COVERS: MAIN COVER The dining room of our 2009 Home of the Year is all shimmer and glam. The statement-makers? A wrought-iron-and-crystal chandelier and a dramatic series of ink studies by the designer’s uncle, a fashion designer. Architecture: 1930s Denver residence Designers: David Hintgen and John Moinzad Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: August 2009

COVER 2 Famous curves and sweeping views in the living room of the Sculptured House confirm what you might already know: the home is a Colorado icon. Architect: Charles Deaton Designers: David Hintgen and John Moinzad Photographer: J. Curtis Issue: August 2008

COVER 3 In the entryway of a historic Denver Arts and Crafts home lives a modern vignette: bold color, appealing symmetry and a gritty black-and-white photo all come together with finesse. Architect: Circa-1900 Arts and Crafts Denver home Designer: Marrion Irons, Free Modification, Inc. Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: April 2008

COVER 4 A fresh, happy kitchen in a Crested Butte home comes to life with a custom robin’s egg blue palette, open shelves that employ dishware as objets d’art and irresistible cottage-style touches. Architecture: Remodeled 1880s Crested Butte home Designer: Scott Sylvester, Thurston Kitchen & Bath Photographer: Tim Murphy Issue: September 2008

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Wrapping up: “I discovered these little morsels of fabulousness from Telluride Truffle when I was visiting this summer. Let’s just say that I’m a bit of an expert, after years of dedicated chocolate-eating, and these truffles are the best I’ve ever had.” “Seventh Heaven,” $25, telluridetruffle.com. Wishing for: “After chocolate, art is one of my favorite splurges. (I’m hoping Santa agrees.) I’m captivated by Karen Swyler’s ceramics. Her forms feel intimate and seductive, but in the most subtle way.” “Nest,” $700, plinthgallery.com. HILARY MASELL OSWALD CH&L, EDITOR IN CHIEF

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“These antique Ethiopian German Silver Coptic Crosses are not only beautiful works of art that could be centerpieces in any home, but they also speak to me because of the various cultures they bring together—Greek, African, Egyptian and Roman.” $374.25, wisteria.com. Wishing for: “Even though I’m a professional photographer, my kids won’t cooperate with me anymore: it's the-cobbler’s-kids-have-no-shoes syndrome. So I’d love to receive a black-and-white photo session with Cheryl Jacobs Photography. Cheryl's compositions are so beautifully crafted and her subjects look so natural in her lifestyle settings. Maybe I’ll even get to be in a shot with my family for a change!” Sessions start at $350, cheryljacobsphotography.com. EMILY MINTON REDFIELD PHOTOGRAPHER

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“Artist Jeffrey Woods created these glasses exclusively for the Kirkland Museum. Each is individually hand-etched, painted and signed by Woods. Transferring a Kirkland dot painting onto this glassware was highly successful. Woods’ choice of colors, like Kirkland’s in his paintings, frosted on clear glass gave us stunning pieces.” $16-19, kirklandmuseum.org. Wishing for: “Knoll’s Saarinen tables are marvelous because they come in so many sizes, shapes and materials. Knoll’s consistency of quality over many decades remains very impressive.” $537, knoll.com. HUGH GRANT DIRECTOR, KIRKLAND MUSEUM OF FINE & DECORATIVE ART

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Wrapping up: “I came across the work of artist Margeaux last summer as she photographed turn-ofthe-century apothecary bottles and printed them large-scale on glass. Her latest exploration of American waterways captures the movement and reflectivity of water—a conversation piece for any room.” San Antonio III, $5,200-7,000, boxgallerysf.com. Wishing for: “During the winter months, I always seem to have a house full of hungry guests. On an early morning powder day, there is nothing better than a batch of pancakes topped with any of the addicting toppings from Kitchen Collage in Basalt. Anyone who knows me would tell you I never turn down great food.” $6.99-15.99, kitchencollage.com. MIKE ALBERT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, DESIGN WORKSHOP

Wrapping up: “I love Leah Duncan’s vintage-whimsical prints, and I think one or three of them would make the perfect little gift of art for a friend. Each piece is unique, but all of the prints go well together, so you could even curate a little gallery to give.” $20-28, tomtecraft.com. Wishing for: “Some of our interior designer friends in Telluride recently introduced me to all the lovely things by Madeline Weinrib. And wow. Her gorgeous fabric prints make up pillows, chairs and rugs, but I'll take this Saffron Luce Ikat Evening Bag—a fun and unusual application for an ikat.” $450, madelineweinrib.com. CAROLINE EBERLY CH&L, SENIOR EDITOR

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Wrapping up: “I’d give My Last Supper by Melanie Dunea to one of my best foodie friends so we could debate our ideal last meals and have a last-meal-cooking marathon.” $39.95, tatteredcover.com.

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Wrapping up: “This amazing and sculptural Jeffersonian Rain Gauge from Birdsall & Co. would not only make a swell design element in any garden, it would help save water in our arid climate by accurately gauging precipitation.” $234.95, birdsallgarden.com. Wishing for: “A lovely tonal patterned Kilim like this one from Shaver-Ramsey would be just right for my dining room. Not only would it pull many elements together in the space, but with the nice, heathered wool yarns, it wouldn’t show those random dropped crumbs as much!” $1,565, shaver-ramsey.com. ELAINE ST. LOUIS CH&L, ART DIRECTOR 30

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Wrapping up: “I received one of these Chopping Blocks directly from John Boos & Co. as a congratulations [on being named one of Food & Wine’s Best New Chefs 2010]. I love it. It is made of beautiful wood that is durable, thick and lifelonglasting. I immediately began to use it in my restaurant and now it’s the most sought-after cutting board among all my cooks.” $108.95, surlatable.com. Wishing for: “We carry Leopold’s American Small Batch Gin at the restaurant, and I love its flavor. It is locally made [in Denver], which makes it even easier to support.” $33, leopoldbros.com. ALEX SEIDEL CHEF/OWNER, FRUITION RESTAURANT

Wrapping up: “I love flowers for their exquisite beauty, fragrance and the smile that warms my face each time I look at them—truly God’s hand at work here—so I’d love to give fresh flowers every month from The Twisted Tulip.” Arrangements start at $40; delivery, $12.95, thetwistedtulip.com. Wishing for: “I love this Trollbeads Keepsake Bracelet because every bead tells a story. I could add beads to remember special times in my life and be reminded of those wonderful memories every time I wear the bracelet.” Starter bracelet, $300; additional beads, $26 and up; trollbeadsus.com. NANCY BROWN CH&L, ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

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“I would give this Screen Printed Bicycle Glassware by Vital because it reminds me of a relaxing summer evening, and I would recommend serving Fat Tire beer to go along with the fun bicycle theme.” $20 for two, vitalhome.etsy.com. Wishing for: “I love this rugged, yet elegant Duke Beardsley painting because it adds a true Colorado feel to any room.” $18,000, visionswestgallery.com. MEGAN SMALL CH&L, SALES & MARKETING COORDINATOR

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Wishing for: “My wife doesn’t care for stinky cheeses, so I love the excuse of Christmas to receive a giant basket of ripe, melty, pungent cheeses from The Truffle Cheese Shop. Last year’s basket was so strong I had to keep it on the front porch.” $30-350, denvertruffle.com. FRANK BONANNO CHEF/RESTAURANT OWNER

“Drinking 2008 Waters Winery Interlude poured from a decanter by Jan Barboglio, which is inspired by the romantic history of Mexico, transports me to a time and place where friends honor each other with feasts and festivity.” $30, waterswinery.com; $150-250, neimanmarcus.com. Wishing for: “The Charlotta Twig Frame by Jay Strongwater reminds me of the delicacy of French artisan works, yet the twig motif gives it an earthy feel.” $795, neimanmarcus.com. NATALIE REKSTAD-LYNN FOUNDER, SALON DU MUSÉE

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We began with piles of past issues and a mission: to curate a collection of photos, stories, advice and history that would represent the best in Colorado design. We reminisced about marathon photo shoots, admired designers’ good sense and rediscovered our favorite stories. The result is 23 pages of the most inspiring and compelling spaces we’ve ever featured, paired with insights from some of our most beloved experts. These pages salute the vision and DESIGN IDEA: Our 2010 Home of the Year, this house embodies what is quite possibly the best design advice we’ve ever heard: Buy what you like. Personality, joie de vivre and a little flair are the best design elements anyone can add to a home. Architects: Charlotte Grojean, Wildgrass Architecture; Jeff Van Sambeek, Lodestone Design Group Designer: Andrea Schumacher, O Interior Design Builder: Diamond Homes, Inc. Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: August 2010

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GET THE LOOK (top left): Give new life to your vintage chairs. Designer Jeff Elliott had these classic T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings slipper chairs lacquered white and upholstered in a taupe basket-weave fabric. The result? Vintage lines, fresh look. Designer: Jeffrey P. Elliott Interior Design Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: January/February 2010

DESIGN IDEA (bottom left): Bookcases are an excellent anchor for a large wall in a bedroom or den. Paint the shelves a different color than the wall color—but take a hint from this room and opt for a hue that’s found elsewhere in the space. Designer: Douglas Associates Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: January/February 2009

LOOKING BACK (above): Designers volunteered to give new life to the historic Porter Mansion when the Junior Symphony Guild chose the home as its 2001 Showhouse. Built in 1912 by businessman and humanitarian Henry Porter—nicknamed Colorado’s “Grand Old Man”—the home comprises 13,000 square feet, including a carriage house. Designer: Deb Kunert Interiors, Urban ID Photographer: J. Curtis Issue: May 2001 59

GET THE LOOK: Playing with basic shapes doesn’t have to be elementary. Here, squares of varying sizes—in the rug, wainscoting and coffered ceiling— add dimension to the room, and circle-inspired chairs, table and lighting soften the look. Architect: Remodel by Jack Rudd Designer: Tami Wakeman, Blanc Canvas Interiors Photographer: J. Curtis Issue: October 2008

DESIGN IDEA: Splurge and save. Here, the designer used less-expensive stock cabinets and gave them a custom paint job with high-quality paint from Farrow & Ball. She splurged on the antique Denver streetlights from Eron Johnson Antiques. Architect: Chris Williams, C.F. Williams Group Builder: Jack Guren, Jackbuilt Designer: Katherine Whitcomb Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: August 2005 60

LOOKING BACK: This 1905 classic Georgian-Revival home housed the French Consulate from 1956 to the mid-1970s. The Junior Symphony Guild adopted it for its 1998 Showhouse, and designers infused the space with classic and contemporary French flair. Magnifique... Designer: Mikhail Dantes, D+D Interiors Photographer: J. Curtis Issue: May/June 1998

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GET THE LOOK: “With bold, statement colors like greens and oranges, but traditional pieces, you have to be careful to avoid comical combinations,� designer Jane Cotter says. Here, Cotter chose to establish soft green as the dominant color, while letting the upholstery on the backs of the chairs add colorful whimsy. The chairs are balanced beautifully by the soft green upholstery on the chair front and seat. Designer: Jane Cotter, Slifer Designs Photographer: Kimberly Gavin Issue: September/October 2009

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WHAT DO WE LOVE most about urban lofts? Exposed brick. Wide-open floor plans. High ceilings and big windows. Or maybe remnants of the building’s (likely industrial) former life, such as exposed duct work, beams or unusual millwork. Inspired by these distinctive details, designers and architects magically convert old, drab shells into stylish spaces that reflect a city’s glamour, vibrancy and life.

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DESIGN IDEA: Sure, old factories and warehouses are most commonly converted to lofts, but if you want the bones of one of these spaces plus more room, consider a former church building, art studio, barn—the options are plentiful. This chic, contemporary space began its life as a union hall, and then became a synagogue. And now, well, it’s just plain gorgeous. Designer: Mikhail Dantes, D+D Interiors Photographer: Michael Shopenn Issue: August 2009 63

GET THE LOOK: Texture, texture, texture. By keeping the palette neutral (with pops of persimmon), designer Molly Keenan-Ebadi creates luxury with an unabashed mix of materials: tone-on-tone wallpaper beside floor-to-ceiling draperies; a shag rug over cork floors; a fur throw atop a luscious woven duvet, finished with linen pillows. Designer: Molly Keenan-Ebadi Photographer: Ron Ruscio Issue: September 2007

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In loft-like spaces, creating a cozy and private master bedroom can be a challenge. Try using creative screen materials— like these corrugated acrylic panels set in custom metal door frames; tall, hinged custom art panels; and floor-to-ceiling draperies—to adjust degrees of light and privacy. Designer: Mikhail Dantes, D+D Interiors Photographer: Michael Shopenn Issue: August 2009

LOOKING BACK: This loft in Denver’s Golden Triangle Museum District, owned by then-director of the Denver Art Museum Lewis Sharp, features a brilliantly curated collection of mid-century modern furnishings and an equally stunning array of contemporary art. Architect: Joseph Simmons, BlueSky Studio Photographer: Linda Hanselman Issue: October 1996 65

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GET THE LOOK: For a new (more earthfriendly) take on the classic log home, clad a few walls in your mountain retreat with recycled wood siding. Mix up the palette of expected browns with bright hues—like this energetic orange. Architect: KH Webb Architects Designer: Kyle Webb Builder: Nedbo Construction Photographer: Kimberly Gavin Issue: March 2009

IN RECENT YEARS, ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS reinterpreted the idea of a rustic mountain lodge, with brilliant results. These homes share a few important features with their predecessors: clear craftsmanship, a blend of natural materials and an intimate connection to their surroundings. But their designs embrace new elements with contemporary twists that suit the individual style of each owner.

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DESIGN IDEA: When you mix materials, make sure they refer to one another in some way. Here, the dark walnut coordinates with the swirling knots and grain found in the lighter maple and elm; and the countertop’s celadon granite ties into the soft blue-green backsplash. Architect: Rich Carr, CCY Architects Designer: Lisa Staprans, Staprans Design Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: September/October 2010 66

LOOKING BACK: The architect increased the pitch of this home’s roofline in Telluride’s Mountain Village to make the dwelling feel like a perfect combination of European chalet and Old West vernacular. Architect: Tommy Hein, Tommy Hein Architects Builder: Eric Flora, Epic Construction Photographer: Laurie E. Dickson Issue: February 2006

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DESIGN IDEA (left): A little whimsy goes a long way. In this kitchen, the scallop-edge wood shelf, teapot collection and black-and-green floor add the right dose of charm to the small space. (Here’s another hint: Laying tiles diagonally makes the space appear larger than it is.) Designer: Sharon Thomas, Builders Kitchen Center Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: August 2004

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DESIGN IDEA (above): If you want custom furniture (but don’t want to spring for a large piece), consider nightstands. Designer Tracie Schumacher dreamed up these brilliant and beautiful stands; they’re covered in stitched leather, embellished with nailheads and stuffed with baskets for easy storage. Designer: Tracie Schumacher, Studio 80 Photographer: Kimberly Gavin Issue: March 2010

LOOKING BACK: This 100-year-old farmhouse originally sat 17 miles from its current site. When the now-owners found it, they bought it, had it moved down the Roaring Fork Valley—and then renovated it. The home is a tribute to design history: a Dutch gambrel roof, Victorian detailing, Scandinavian furnishings, all executed with classic cottage charm. Architects: Michael Hassig, Olivia Emery, Mark Mahone and Brad Zeigel, A4 Architects Builder: Jacober Brothers Construction Photographer: Gibeon Photography Issue: March 2010 68

GET THE LOOK: Who says you have to hang a single picture above the fireplace? Follow owner and designer Nina Williams’ cue and place a large piece of art or framed mirror on the mantel, then hang a smaller piece to the side. “I love seeing reflected scenes in silvery surfaces,” Williams told us. Designer: Niña Williams Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: September 2006

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A PERFECT STORM of political, cultural and technological events in the mid-20th-century gave birth to mid-century modern design. After World War II, Americans were eager for a new chapter in domestic life, and designers responded by ditching ornamentation for streamlined silhouettes and trading heavy woods—with their European connotation—for bent plastics, molded plywood, and wire and aluminum. The era crowned new kings and queens of design, such as Ray and Charles Eames, Florence and Hans Knoll, and Eero Saarinen, all of whom were keenly interested in creating furniture that embraced and supported the human form.

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(above) Designer: Tony Torres & Carrie Thelander, Tony Torres Interior Design Photographer: Linda Hanselman Issue: May 2002 DESIGN TIP (right): Embrace color. These redlacquered kitchen cabinets are bold and beautiful companions to the apple-green walls and green-and-white Ann Sacks tiles. Not ready for this much jolt? Try painting the insides of your cabinets a different color than the outside. Architect: Den Lindsey, Nest Architectural Design Designer: Kristi Dinner, company kd Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: October 2007

GET THE LOOK (top and above): Don’t be afraid to combine vintage furnishings (mid-century, in this case) with contemporary art. Instead of adhering strictly to a historic style, the living room puts comfort first with a lush mix of materials, including fun, new upholstery for old iconic pieces. Showcasing some of the homeowners’ favorite contemporary artwork, the dining area is of-an-era but also one-of-a-kind. Architect: Remodel of 1930s bungalow by Jack Rudd Designer: Heather Mourer Photographer: J. Curtis Issue: January/February 2009 71

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WHEREAS MODERN DESIGN typically refers to that post-World-War-II era of reinvented forms and minimalist thinking, contemporary design is of the moment. (Many think they’re interchangeable, but we hope these collections will illustrate otherwise.) In these contemporary spaces, you’ll encounter some of modernism’s basic ideas—simplicity, clean lines and unique applications of materials—but notice the fluidity, too. Carpe diem, design lovers. You get to define what’s contemporary today.

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LOOKING BACK: Hello, custom furniture. The brainchild of architect Jack Snow and the homeowner’s brother, these furniture pieces echo the materials and lines found throughout the Telluride home. The distinctive chairs, made of Douglas fir and leather upholstery, are paired with mahogany tables for a sleek overall look. Architect: Jack Snow, RKD Architects, Inc. Designer: Kameron Gerber, Kameron Gerber Interiors Photographer: Gibeon Photography Issue: August 2008 72

Designer: Angela Otten Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: September/October 2009

GET THE LOOK (above and right): In a space with a neutral palette, opt for bold drapes hung from the highest point on the wall. In this Boulder living room, Kelly Wearstler’s Imperial Trellis fabric for Schumacher & Co. is a dramatic and perfect print to make the room feel complete and luxurious. Architect: Knudson Gloss Architects Designer: Kristina de Atucha Interior Design Builder: Chanin Development Photographer: J. Curtis Issue: June/July 2010

“I’ve always been fascinated with wenge for its clean lines, and with anegre because it is golden but not too yellow. And teak has a soulful, Zen quality.”

—Alain DeGraeve

DESIGN IDEA (top): Separate spaces in an open floor plan with a silk curtain. Here, natural light floods the dining room, where guests can enjoy a view of the mountains in an intimate space. GET THE LOOK (above): Line it up. To create a subtle sense of cohesiveness in a room, use strong vertical and horizontal lines. Here, the Burmese teak walls, rectangular mirrors and wenge wood floors contrast with the horizontal lines of the leather-covered bench, shelves and limestone sinks. Architect: Bill Pollock, Poss Architecture + Planning Designer/Owner: Alain DeGraeve Photographer: Jason Dewey Issue: October 2008

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LOOKING BACK (this page and left) : The footprint of this Grand Junction home mirrors the footprint of Pueblo Bonito, one of the largest Great Houses in New Mexico’s Chaco Canyon. In the 12th and 13th centuries, Chaco Canyon was the political and economic center of the region. Architect: Ed Chamberlin Photographer: R. Greg Hursley Issue: May/June 1991

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CLASSICS NEVER GO OUT OF STYLE. Like the perfect black dress, these rooms feel timeless with a hint of personal flair. They borrow the best ideas from eras gone by—the symmetry of classical design, or the OldWorld reliance on the finest materials—and then give these ideas new life. They are handsome and stately, refined and reserved.

DESIGN IDEA: Love antiques? They’re not just reserved for the living room or bedroom. In his kitchen, antiques collector Eron Johnson pairs a Czech table with Chinese and English stools and Portuguese shelves. The painted cupboard is a Swedish pantry from the mid-1700s. Designer: Eron Johnson Photographer: Kimberly Gavin Issue: October 2007 76

LOOKING BACK: The historic Grant-Humphreys Mansion got a major update when the Junior Symphony Guild adopted the mansion as its 2000 Showhouse. Original architects Theodore Davis Boal and F.I. Harnois designed this 18,000-square-foot mansion at the turn of the 20th century, when Americans were enamored with Beaux-Arts style. Completed in 1902, the mansion cost $35,000. Architects: Theodore Davis Boal and F.I. Harnois Designer: Pam Kelker, Castles Interiors Photographer: J. Curtis Issue: May/June 2000

GET THE LOOK: Play up contrast. This bathroom marries a masculine feel— thanks in part to the dark wood—with feminine touches, such as the white marble tub and curvy chandeliers. If you choose to paint the walls in your bathroom a dark color, take inspiration from this space and add abundant light sources, like these pretty Old World-inspired sconces. Architect: Carlos Alvarez, Alvarez Morris Architectural Studio Designer: Kristi Dinner, company kd Builder: P.J. Rinker, Lexa Custom Homes Photographer: Emily Minton Redfield Issue: September 2008

LOOKING BACK: This stately Tudor-style mansion was built in 1919 by Fisher and Fisher, the architecture firm behind Denver’s Phipps Mansion and the home of the late Temple Buell. (Don’t miss the interesting arch treatments.) Architect: Fisher and Fisher Designer: Barbara Barron-Bellomo Photographer: J. Curtis Issue: July/August, 1990

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PERCHED AT THE EDGE OF GENESEE MOUNTAIN, the Sculptured House—arguably Colorado’s most recognizable home—looms large. It’s an icon with a Cinderella story. Architect Charles Deaton was intrigued by the idea of living inside a sculpture—he disliked the proliferation of cookie-cutter homes he saw popping up in the 1950s and early ’60s. “People aren’t angular,” he famously said. “So why should they live in rectangles?” Construction on the only private residence Deaton ever attempted—he typically designed commercial buildings—began in 1963, and by the time the exterior was finished in 1966, Deaton had run out of cash. The home stood vacant for nearly 35 years (during which time Woody Allen filmed part of his 1973 sci-fi comedy Sleeper there). In 1999, venture capitalist John Huggins bought the home and had it finished, complete with a 5,000-square-foot addition Deaton had designed. Huggins worked with Deaton’s daughter Charlee, an interior designer, and her husband, Nicholas Antonopoulos, an architect. Colorado Homes & Lifestyles published the story of the remodel in October 2001. Seven years later, we were there again, this time with designers from AERA Studios to refresh the captivating space. They replaced the jeweltoned furniture with neutral, sophisticated pieces to match the home’s sleek shell. They added sculptural elements, such as the piece of rainforest bark that stands in the living room—a fitting complement to a home designed with few right angles and plenty of curves.

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IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR LOCAL CHARM, low-key living and plenty of space to play all year long, head to Steamboat Springs, Winter Park and Fraser. Some of Colorado’s best-kept secrets, these towns lack Vail-style glitz—which is just how they like it. If you’re looking to buy in the mountains but want to be just off the beaten path (or the I-70 corridor), don’t overlook these destinations. Here’s why.

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S T E A M B OAT S P R I N G S EXPERT : Cameron Boyd, broker and co-owner of Prudential Steamboat Realty, (970) 879-8100, steamboatagent.com. HISTORY: The region was founded as a ranching and agricultural community. Later, the natural hot springs attracted tourists. In the 1960s, the skiers arrived. GOOD FOR : Cowboys, ski bums, retirees and young families. THE DRAW: “People see the laid-back atmosphere and how friendly it is, and they start thinking about living up here full time. We’re a small, tightknit community with all the amenities of a decent-sized town—good restaurants, great schools, low crime rate, good arts community and outdoor recreation. As an added bonus, we’re only at 6,800 feet, which means we have really nice, longer summers.” FORECAST: “Our market is going to stay fairly quiet for a year or so until we see consumer confidence and financing pick up. That being said, we’ll see people who want to move up here full-time continue to buy.”

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GRAND COUNTY E X P E R T : Stuart Huster, broker-owner and managing broker of Coldwell Ba nke r Mountain Prope r ties, (970) 726 -5500, cbwinterpark.com. HISTORY: Ranchers and lumbermen settled in Winter Park and the Fraser Valley in the 1880s, lured by abundant timber and wide meadows. Skiers discovered the area 50 years later, when the Moffat Tunnel made Grand County much easier to access by rail. GOOD FOR : Second-home owners with an interest in skiing, mountain biking and golfing. THE DRAW: “It’s predominately been a second-home community and really appeals to the Front Range buyer due to our proximity to Denver. We’re the mountain-bike capital of Colorado with more than 600 miles of trails; we also have four golf courses, plus the ski resorts. Grand County has more lakes and water than any other area of Colorado, and no I-70 running right through the middle. Winter Park is more affordable than the other mountain towns of Colorado.” REALTOR’S FORECAST : “Just like the rest of the country, we experienced a dramatic slowdown in Sept 2008 (home prices dropped 20-30 percent from 2007), and we were very slow for 14 to 16 months. We’re seeing a steady increase, not dramatic, but certainly more activity—inventory is decreasing, which is the first sign of prices rebounding.” 86

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THE OLYMPIAN Location: On the corner of 5th and Yampa streets in downtown Steamboat Springs Completion Date: 2009 Details: 41,000-square-foot, mixed-use project with 23 residential units (average size: 1,600 square feet). Brick and stone construction. Underground parking spaces. Walking distance to shops and trails. Fun Fact: For each sale, .5 percent is donated to the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, which has sent 65 athletes to the Winter Olympics. Price: $300,000-$1,600,000 More Info: theolympiansteamboat.com HOWELSEN PLACE Location: On the corner of 7th and Lincoln streets in downtown Steamboat Springs Completion Date: 2009 Details: A two-building, new-urbanism project featuring 42 units with up to three bedrooms. Open floorplans with

mountain-modern finishes. Private courtyard. Fun Fact: Named for the famed Steamboat Springs ski jumper Carl Howelsen, who is credited with introducing skiing to the area. Price: $315,000-$1,950,000 More Info: skitownlp.com ONE STEAMBOAT PLACE Location: At the base of Mt. Werner in the Steamboat Springs Mountain Village Completion Date: January 2010 Details: A Timbers Resorts development, featuring 80 ski-in, ski-out residences available for fractional and whole ownership (3,500-4,700 square feet). Includes an on-site restaurant, spa and workout facilities, outdoor heated pool, and membership to the Catamount Ranch & Club for golf and boating. Price: $370,000-$3.15 million More Info: onesteamboatplace.com

...in Grand County RENDEZVOUS Location: Off Hwy 40, between Winter Park and Fraser in the Fraser Valley Completion Date: Ongoing Details: 750-acre master-planned, mountain-living community, featuring homesites, cabins, townhomes and custom luxury homes. Extensive open space and trail system, plus access to Fraser River. Price: $200,000-$1,000,000 for homesites; $730,000-$1,600,000 for cabins; $400,000-$500,000 for townhomes More Info: rendezvouscolorado.com

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$799,000

The Governer John C. Vivian mansion is historically designed, with Adams detailing throughout. It features more than 5,000 square feet on approximately .61 acres in the Applewood area. A two-bedroom apartment is included. JEREMY VIALPANDO 303.916.0942 | jeremyvialpando@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/jeremyvialpando

GENESEE GOLDEN

Price Available Upon Request

This elegant, award-winning Sears Barrett design features more than 6,000 square feet, four bedrooms, four fireplaces, a fourcar garage and a tennis court. The setting offers approximately three private acres with amazing mountain views. SUELLEN PALCANIS 303.907.8325 | suellen.palcanis@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/suellenpalcanis

LUXURY BERTHOUD

$860,000

This custom home sits on approximately two acres with mountain views. It boasts landscaping, upgrades throughout, a walkout basement and a detached 36-foot by 54-foot outbuilding. Five bedrooms and four bathrooms complete the luxurious offering. CHERYL MELICHAR 303.817.6163 | cheryl.melichar@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/cherylmelichar

INCREDIBLE VIEWS DENVER

$1,600,000

This stunning high rise residence overlooking Cheesman Park includes three bedrooms, three and one-half bathrooms, more than 3,900 square feet and magnificent expansive views of Cheesman Park, Downtown and the entire Front Range. RENEE COHEN 303.594.3137 | renee.cohen@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/reneecohen

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COLDWELL BANKER | Colorado Homes of Distinction MT. EVANS TO PIKES PEAK VIEWS EVERGREEN

$4,600,000

This gated estate with expansive views sits on more than 18 acres atop a ridge, adjoining approximately 1,100 acres of parkland for the ultimate secluded sanctuary. This mountain escape is approximately 30 minutes to Denver, and boasts exquisite craftsmanship and architecture that are unequaled. It is truly a work of art. Horses welcome. Please visit www.33084BergenMountainRd.com for more details.

MOUNTAIN MAJESTY CLOSE TO DENVER EVERGREEN

$3,500,000

This luxurious, gated, approximately 10,790 square foot retreat sitting on approximately 14 acres is an oasis in the mountains. Waterfalls, a stone fireplace and expansive decks create a stunning outdoor setting amongst the pines. Inside is simply exquisite, with no detail spared. It must be experienced in person. Horses are also welcome. Please visit www.2126WielerRd.com for more details.

SPACIOUS HOME WITH GUEST SUITE EVERGREEN

$895,000

Pamper everyone in this approximately 5,755 square foot, five bedroom, five bathroom home. Situated on approximately .74 acres, it adjoins open space. Elegant appointments include a family room with wood burning fireplace, formal living room with gas fireplace, and a paneled office with custom window. Downstairs features a separate full living quarters. Please visit www.29840DenaliLn.com for more details.

DREAMS DO COME TRUE EVERGREEN

$750,000

Live the Colorado dream in this updated, approximately 4,380 square foot, five bedroom plus office, four bathroom, threecar garage home in The Ridge. Private and nestled among the pines, it offers a calming refuge. The property is a frequent hangout for a well-mannered group of elk and deer. Please visit www.2977KeystoneDr.com for more details.

JOSETTE MONTGOMERY, ESQ. 303.901.8027 | Josette@JosetteOne.com www.JosetteOne.com

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COLDWELL BANKER | Colorado Homes of Distinction BEAUTIFUL AND LUXURIOUS GOLDEN

$1,499,000

This stunning custom home in Applewood near Rolling Hills Country Club offers luxurious finishes and exceptional craftsmanship throughout. The gorgeous open floor plan and spectacular gourmet kitchen with unique barrel ceiling flows beautifully with the great room. Enjoy the five-star hotel mainfloor master suite with spectacular bathroom and amazing finishes. Spoil yourself in this exquisite home.

THIS HOME HAS IT ALL GOLDEN

$1,350,000

This is an incredible opportunity to live in a custom, twostory home on an approximately one-acre lot in an exclusive gated community. Enjoy the rich finishes and amenities including six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, four fireplaces and a finished basement with theatre room and wet bar. You’ll Love the gourmet kitchen with slab granite countertops and high-end appliances. There is also a four-car oversized garage and accessory building with office and bathroom.

INCREDIBLE DREAM HOME GOLDEN

$1,325,000

This is a golden opportunity to live in a custom ranch dream home on an approximately one-acre lot in an exclusive gated community. Enjoy the wonderful finishes and amenities including five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, three fireplaces and a finished basement with theatre room and wet bar. You’ll love the carriage house upstairs which is a very special hideaway. There is also a four-car oversized attached garage and huge accessory building with an office and bathroom.

GORGEOUS LOT GOLDEN

$899,000

You’ll fall in love with this sprawling custom ranch home on a gorgeous, approximately .64-acre lot with beautiful cottonwood trees and mature landscaping. The great room and gourmet kitchen allow for great gatherings. You’ll love the built-in entertainment center and gas fireplace for cozy entertaining. The main-floor master suite with fireplace and sitting area provides you with access to the back deck. This is a beautiful home offering casual living in a peaceful setting.

TERESA D. CASTOR 303.898.3297 | teresa.castor@coloradohomes.com TeresaCastor.com

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COLDWELL BANKER | Colorado Homes of Distinction TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY CHARM DENVER

$550,000

This lovely and elegant turn-of-the-century home retains the charm of the old with updates of the new. An intimate garden courtyard is great for entertaining, with Cheesman Park only steps away. JAMIE MOHR 303.229.1647 | jamiekmohr@gmail.com ColoradoHomes.com/JamieMohrSullivan

POLO RESERVE – POLO MEADOWS COLUMBINE VALLEY

$989,000

This sprawling home includes stunning architecture and a French country kitchen that flows into the informal dining area and living room. It features more than 4,600 square feet with five bedrooms, five bathrooms and an approximately half acre. CHRISTINA TOLBERT & GERI RUTZ 720.308.6996 | 303.895.9493 christina.tolbert@coloradohomes.com mynewcoloradohome.com

BUFFALO RIDGE ESTATES CASTLE ROCK

$895,000

More than 6,200 finished square feet are found in this twostory, four bedroom, five bathroom custom home which boasts mountain and city views. The traditional floor plan offers a French chalet flair. ALICE MB DOWNIE 303.520.0277 | alicedownie@comcast.net AliceDownie.com

MOUNTAIN CONTEMPORARY CASTLE ROCK

$879,900

This ranch walkout sits on approximately .31 acres in a gated golf course community. Offering spectacular mountain and golf course views, it features four bedrooms plus a main-floor study, and a professionally finished garage. ALICE MB DOWNIE 303.520.0277 | alicedownie@comcast.net AliceDownie.com

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COLDWELL BANKER | Colorado Homes of Distinction BELL MOUNTAIN RANCH CASTLE ROCK

$819,750

Fabulous walkout sits on approximately 7.4 acres with views. It offers the finest in materials and workmanship. Enjoy the large deck with fireplace, the more than 4,600 square feet and a four-car garage. RICHARD BERST 303.809.6771 | dick.berst@coloradohomes.com rberstproperties.com

THE KNOLLS AT PINEY CREEK CENTENNIAL

$527,855

This semi-custom two-story home features four bedrooms, three and one-half bathrooms, a six-person sauna and an enclosed spa room. Located at the end of a cul-de-sac with two patios and a large lot, it is walking distance to Cherry Creek schools. RICHARD BERST 303.809.6771 | dick.berst@coloradohomes.com rberstproperties.com

PINEY CREEK CENTENNIAL

$309,950

This four bedroom, four bathroom home, offering three of the bathrooms on the upper level and one full on the main level, has new paint and carpet, Corian countertops and a three-car garage. Enjoy the full deck and corner lot. Walk to Cherry Creek schools. RICHARD BERST 303.809.6771 | dick.berst@coloradohomes.com rberstproperties.com

ANDERSON FRANKTOWN

$750,000

Custom five bedroom, five bathroom, ranch walkout has nearly 4,485 square feet and stunning mountain views. On approximately 38 acres, this agricultural income property has a large 42-foot by 64-foot barn, and generates about $6,000 – $15,000 annually. THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | joanne@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

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COLDWELL BANKER | Colorado Homes of Distinction DON’T JUST DREAM IT, DO IT CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

$750,000

Luxury patio home, nestled in the pines, features a granite wet bar, gourmet kitchen, three bedrooms, main-floor study, and large lot with courtyard. It has approximately 3,485 square feet with a finished lower level. KATHY GRIMES 720.988.4818 | klgrimes2@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/kathygrimes

WALKING DISTANCE TO DANIEL’S PARK CASTLE PINES NORTH

$475,000

Beautiful two-story has a finished walkout and features hardwood floors on the main level, main-floor study, four bedrooms and approximately 3,990 square feet. A balcony off the loft provides views of the golf course. KATHY GRIMES 720.988.4818 | klgrimes2@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/kathygrimes

WONDERFUL WILDCAT RIDGE LITTLETON

$625,000

This executive-style home offers more than 4,400 square feet with five bedrooms, six bathrooms and a three-car garage on a nearly quarter-acre lot. Four bedrooms upstairs each with private bathrooms and a finished basement complete the home. TRISH DUDLEY 303.995.7377 | trish.dudley@comcast.net TheDudleyTeam.com

INCREDIBLE LOCATION HIGHLANDS RANCH

$495,000

This five bedroom, four bathroom home is surrounded by open space and features a finished walkout. Enjoy access to trails, the recreation center, parks, schools, shopping and dining. TRISH DUDLEY 303.995.7377 | trish.dudley@comcast.net TheDudleyTeam.com

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ON THE 10TH FAIRWAY CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

INCREDIBLE VIEW $1,999,999

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

WONDERFUL LOT $1,399,000

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

$999,900

Contemporary ranch has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, approximately 8,518 square feet and a walkout. The home is great for entertaining, with decks, a patio, built-in barbeque, gazebo and spa. Additional features include a wine room, gourmet kitchen with granite, and a four-car garage.

Classic ranch home on more than two acres has four bedrooms, six bathrooms, approximately 5,128 square feet and a walkout. Expansive decks are great for entertaining. The gourmet kitchen has a hearth room, maple wood, granite and center island. The loft area can be used as a studio or office.

This contemporary ranch sits on a spectacular, approximately 1.4-acre lot and features three bedrooms, four bathrooms, a walkout and more than 4,400 square feet. It boasts incredible views and backs to the 11th hole of the country club golf course. It is in excellent condition.

AUDREY WILL 303.503.0321 | audreywill@comcast.net castlepines.com

AUDREY WILL 303.503.0321 | audreywill@comcast.net castlepines.com

AUDREY WILL 303.503.0321 | audreywill@comcast.net castlepines.com

MOTIVATED SELLER

ONE-OF-A-KIND SHOW HOME

FEELS LIKE HOME

LARKSPUR

LONGMONT

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

$550,000

Don’t miss resort living in Castle Pines Village. This wonderful three bedroom, three bathroom home features newer appliances and roof. It is in a gorgeous location, on the first tee of the golf club course. Sold as is, it is completely furnished. AUDREY WILL 303.503.0321 | audreywill@comcast.net castlepines.com

$698,000

This award-winning residence has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, approximately 7,432 square feet and boasts top-quality finishes and spectacular mountain views. It was built upon red rock that extends into the lower level. Situated on a stunning, approximately one-acre lot. Resort lifestyle.

This sunny, well-maintained and immaculate home offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms and approximately 2,610 finished square feet. It boasts amazing views, abundant gardens and orchards. A six-stall barn, 20-piece corral fence, loafing shed and detached garage with workshop completes this offering.

LINDA GRUBER 303.886.3200 | linda@lindagruber.net 6489wingedfootct.com

LINDA GRUBER 303.886.3200 | linda@lindagruber.net longmontfarm.com

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$995,000

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BACKS TO THE 7TH HOLE

CONTEMPORARY LUXURY

FORMER PARADE HOME

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

$2,470,000

$1,200,000

$1,000,000

This Colorado mountain retreat has three bedrooms, six bathrooms, more than 7,300 finished square feet and a walkout. Bright and open, it offers vaulted ceilings, stone, heavy wood beams, two fireplaces and a four-car garage. Boasting fabulous views and outdoor living spaces, it sits on approximately .86 acres.

This contemporary estate has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, approximately 5,472 square feet and a walkout lower level. Features include a mainfloor master, built-ins, Birdseye maple cabinetry in the kitchen, and multiple outdoor living spaces. Located on an approximately .36-acre homesite.

Traditional two story home has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and approximately 5,980 square feet. The open designs boasts exquisite details including a gourmet kitchen with granite and stainless appliances, double staircase and soaring ceilings. It sits on a treed, approximately .92-acre homesite.

STEVE REDMOND 303.359.7559 | sredmond@castlepines.com castlepines.com

STEVE REDMOND 303.359.7559 | sredmond@castlepines.com castlepines.com

STEVE REDMOND 303.359.7559 | sredmond@castlepines.com castlepines.com

EXPANSIVE MOUNTAIN VIEWS

WONDERFUL NEIGHBORHOOD

VIEWS AND PRIVACY

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

DENVER

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

$2,995,000

$469,900

$899,000

Beaver Creek-style home offers four bedrooms, a study, eight bathrooms, seven fireplaces and more than 7,400 square feet. The gourmet kitchen boasts Viking appliances and a breakfast bar. Additional features include a wine cellar, wet bar, exercise area, sauna and home theater. The outdoor area includes fireplaces and water features. Located on a wooded, approximately 1.21 acres.

This well-kept and beautiful townhome is in the wonderful neighborhood of Lowry. It features approximately 2,800 finished square feet, a large kitchen with upgraded cabinets, appliances and slab granite, and extensive hardwood flooring throughout. It offers four bedrooms, three and onehalf bathrooms, a two-car attached garage, patio and courtyard areas.

Low maintenance ranch patio home has expansive mountain views, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, approximately 4,141 square feet and a walkout. Features include a gourmet kitchen, game room with wet bar and bonus room. Located on an approximately .25-acre, cul-de-sac homesite.

LOUIE LEE 303.549.6925 | llee@castlepines.com castlepines.com

LOUIE LEE 303.549.6925 | llee@castlepines.com castlepines.com

LOUIE LEE 303.549.6925 | llee@castlepines.com castlepines.com Special financing by

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COLDWELL BANKER | Colorado Homes of Distinction FANTASTIC LOCATION ENGLEWOOD

$499,500

This end-unit show home features three bedrooms, three bathrooms and top-shelf upgrades throughout, including granite and stainless steel appliances. It is close to the park, the light rail and shops. Please visit www.7810InvernessBlvd.com. WADE PERRY 720.320.2288 | Wade@WadePerryProperties.com WadePerryProperties.com

COLORADO LIVING AT ITS FINEST GENESEE

$550,000

Approximately 30 minutes from Denver, you’ll feel a world away in this four bedroom, three bathroom home with views. Features include hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, granite, kitchen with stainless appliances, and an incredible master bathroom. ANN MEADOWS 303.478.1201 | ann@annmeadows.com annmeadows.com

CHOICE NORTH EVERGREEN EVERGREEN

$395,000

This four bedroom, three bathroom home on approximately .50 acres features steel siding, a Lopi stove, walkout lower level and deck. Solar hot water allows for low energy bills. MONTIE MCGINTY 303.887.3246 | montiemcg@aol.com ColoradoHomes.com/montiemcginty

REMODELED AND EXPANDED DENVER

$450,000

Features of this home include a kitchen with granite and stainless steel appliances, newer windows, roof and bathrooms, wood floors and a master with sitting area. SCOTT BROWN 720.989.8841 | scott.brown@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/scottbrown

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MAJESTIC SETTING THORNTON

CHERRY CREEK $486,500

DENVER

BELMONT HEIGHTS $449,500

DENVER

$295,000

Beautifully designed home has a more than half-acre, professionally landscaped yard, three bedrooms, three bathrooms, with expansive mountain views.

Experience Cherry Creek living in this three bedroom, four bathroom townhome. It is an incredible value, with more than 2,300 finished square feet and an attached garage.

Fabulous three plus one bedroom, three bathroom ranch has wood floors, a fireplace, landscaped lot, two-car garage and easy access to Interstate 25.

LAURA HOOKER 303.916.0795 | Laura@LauraHooker.com LauraHooker.com

LAURA DIRKS 303.918.2170 | lauradirks@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/lauradirks

LAURA DIRKS 303.918.2170 | lauradirks@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/lauradirks

LOTS OF SPACE

GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD

HIGHLANDS

DENVER

DENVER

ARVADA

$340,000

$325,000

$300,000

Gorgeous two-story features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a main-floor master and family room. A beautiful theater is in the basement.

This updated ranch home has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two family rooms, a fireplace and a sunroom with hot tub.

Situated near Highlands Square, this four bedroom, four bathroom duplex offers more than 2,300 square feet and an open floor plan at a great price.

PAT BIRD 303.981.2891 | p.bird@comcast.net patbird.net

PAT BIRD 303.981.2891 | p.bird@comcast.net patbird.net

BROOKE FRANKLIN BURGAMY 720.209.9677 | brooke@brookesellsdenver.com DevonshireHomes.com/brookefranklin

SPACIOUS RANCH TOWNHOME

HYLAND GREEN

GATED COMMUNITY

DENVER

WESTMINSTER

$325,000

$365,000

DENVER

$159,900

This home offering main-floor living features a vaulted ceiling, finished basement, two bedrooms on the main floor, two bedrooms in the basement, and a beautiful fenced-in yard.

Situated in a great location, this home features an updated kitchen and bathrooms, main-floor study, four bedrooms, four bathrooms and a walkout.

This home in an exceptional location offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a one-car garage. It is in move-in condition, and includes all appliances.

KATHLEEN MEYERS 303.589.8302|kmeyers2005@aol.com ColoradoHomes.com/kathleenmeyers

LAVERNE BROOKIE 720.436.2500 | laverneb@coldwellbanker.com lavernesellsdenver.com

ELAINE ASHBY 720.635.1651 | elaine@elaineashby.com coloradoresourcecenter.com

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GREAT BUY IN THE PINERY

CANTERBERRY

PARKER

PARKER

$298,500

CANTERBERRY $358,000

PARKER

$475,000

Offering four bedrooms, four bathrooms is this two-story with walkout. Features include granite, stainless appliances and approximately .56 acres.

Stunning home backs to open space and features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, three-car garage and approximately 3,625 square feet.

This beautiful, upgraded home offers a mainfloor master, three bedrooms upstairs, incredible landscaping, two patios and a water feature.

THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | joanne@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | joanne@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | joanne@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

THE MEADOWS

WOODGATE SOUTH

LIGHTHOUSE AT THE BREAKERS

CASTLE ROCK

$225,000

AURORA

$309,500

DENVER

$459,000

This four bedroom, four bathroom home features newer paint and carpet, hardwoods and approximately 2,485 square feet and a walkout.

Beautiful four bedroom, three bathroom, two-story home in a cul-de-sac offers a large mature yard, covered patio with hot tub and Cherry Creek schools.

Beautiful four bedroom, four bathroom home in a gated community offers architectural excellence. View the virtual tour at www.obeo.com/613772.

THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | joanne@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

THE ROWLEY GROUP 303.717.5611 | joanne@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

GLORIA HUSNEY 303.409.6115 | glorhus@idcomm.com gloriahusney.com

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EASTRIDGE $420,000

AURORA

$239,800

This timeless contemporary offers five bedrooms, three bathrooms and architectural integrity. View the virtual tour at www.obeo.com/620452.

This four bedroom, three bathroom home is on a magnificent site with trees and gardens. View the virtual tour at www.obeo.com/619033.

GLORIA HUSNEY 303.409.6115 | glorhus@idcomm.com gloriahusney.com

GLORIA HUSNEY 303.409.6115 | glorhus@idcomm.com gloriahusney.com

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Marilyn Dana

Laura Dirks

Brooke Franklin Burgamy

Linda Hantman

Coldwell Banker Denver Central 720.320.2288 Wade@WadePerryProperties.com WadePerryProperties.com

Coldwell Banker Devonshire 303.898.9825 karen@devonshirehomes.com karenbrinckerhoff.com

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Coldwell Banker Devonshire 303.918.2170 lauradirks@comcast.net ColoradoHomes.com/lauradirks

Coldwell Banker Devonshire 720.209.9677 brooke@brookesellsdenver.com DevonshireHomes.com

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Laura Hooker

Judy Johnson

Kathleen Meyers

Cherie Wahl

Gail P. Wallace

Montie McGinty

Coldwell Banker Devonshire 303.916.0795 Laura@LauraHooker.com LauraHooker.com

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Coldwell Banker Evergreen 303.887.3246 montiemcg@aol.com ColoradoHomes.com/montiemcginty

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Cheryl Melichar

The Rowley Group

Richard Berst

Renee Cohen

Jason Corriere

Coldwell Banker Evergreen 303.901.8027 Josette@JosetteOne.com JosetteOne.com

Coldwell Banker Longmont 303.817.6163 cheryl.melichar@coloradohomes.com ColoradoHomes.com/cherylmelichar

Coldwell Banker Parker 303.717.5611 info@therowleygroup.com therowleygroup.com

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Gloria Husney

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Coldwell Banker Southeast Metro 303.520.0277 alicedownie@comcast.net AliceDownie.com

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Actual no. copies of single issue published nearest to ďŹ ling date, 11,327. 2. Mailed In-county Paid subscriptions stated on PS Form 3541. (Include paid distribution above nominal rate, advertiser’s proof copies and exchange copies): Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, Not Applicable. Actual no. copies of single issue published nearest to ďŹ ling date, Not applicable. 3. Paid distribution outside the mails including sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors, counter sales, and other paid distribution outside USPS: Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 2,367. Actual no. copies of single issue published nearest to ďŹ ling date, 1,976. 4. Paid distributed by other mail classes through the USPS (e.g. First-Class Mail): Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, Not applicable. Actual no. copies of single issue published nearest to ďŹ ling date, Not applicable. C. 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Actual no. copies of single issue published nearest to ďŹ ling date, 24,500. I. Percent paid (15C divided by f times 100): Average no. copies each issue during preceding 12 months, 67%. Actual no. copies of single issue published nearest to ďŹ ling date, 66%. 16. Publication of Statement of Ownership. If the publication is a general publication, publication of this statement is required. Will be printed in the Nov/Dec 2010 issue of this publication. 17. I certify that all information furnished on this form is true and complete. I understand that anyone who furnishes false or misleading information on this form or who omits material or information on the form may be subject to criminal sanctions (including ďŹ nes and imprisonment) and/or civil sanctions (including civil penalties).

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10 Things ...

10 things

1991: In her publisher’s letter, Darla Worden mentions

you should know about

that her whole staff wears black pumps. (from left to right) Art director Elaine St. Louis, Darla, editor in chief Anne Parsons and ad artist Cynthia Anderson pose to illustrate the point.

1992:

CH&L wins second place in a local chili cookoff.

1992:

Anne (left) and publisher Pat Cooley in the midst of magazine talk. (Note the Rolodex and lack of a computer.)

1993: Elaine explains how photo transparencies are selected and pages are created during a seminar for designers.

2000: 1994:

Editor Andrea Siru and photographer Povy Kendal Atchison tour DIA shortly before its completion.

2001: During the first photo shoot of the famous Sculptured House, art assistants (left to right) Kathy Locke and Jennifer Pfeiffer kick back with Elaine in the master tub.

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The staff at CH&L poses in celebration of 20 years of magazinemaking.

A Magazine is Born. The premier issue debuted in December/January 1981, featuring a Southwestern-style great room decorated for the holidays. The cover price: $2. Framed! Early covers were framed in white. In those days, the trend was to use a wide lens that captured the whole room (à la current real estate photos), says Elaine St. Louis, art director for 16 years. And photos were taken with all lamps on, lending a horrid orange tint to many pictures. West by Southwest. In the late ’80s, Southwestern style dominated our pages—lots of teals and salmons, pottery and rugs. The trend soon devolved into Southwestern kitsch (think howling coyotes) and then moved to true Western—Indian blankets, vintage cowboy memorabilia, nailed leather and weathered wood. People’s Choice. Our highest newsstand sales ever came when CH&L covered architect Charles Deaton’s famous “Sculptured House” near Genesee in October 2001. Only in Denver. One of the more unusual stories to run in the magazine covered scuba diving. Why that topic? In the 1990s, there were more scuba schools in Denver than anywhere in the country. Read the Ads. In 1989, a 2.5-acre lot in Greenwood Village with a large contemporary house, pool and two-bedroom guest bungalow was on the market for $465,000. Martha Rules. “Martha Stewart wielded a huge influence on shelter magazines. She was really the first to emphasize a natural look in home interior photography,” St. Louis says, “and by the mid-’90s, we were on board with the trend of using a fresh, naturally lit look.” Say What? Each issue inevitably has a back story—sometimes good, sometimes not so. Once, homeowners refused to let the editors publish a “Home of the Year” story two days before press. The owners mistakenly thought the magazine staff had partied in their home after a photo shoot. In fact, the interior designer had staged the home to look festive, and the housekeeper came upon the scene before he had returned the rooms to their normal state. She ratted, the homeowners retaliated, and the CH&L team had two days to pull together another “Home of the Year” spread. An Editor’s Pride. Former editor Anne Parsons’ proudest story covered the Thomas Molesworth house in Aspen in the 1990s. Originally built in the early part of the century, the home had been commissioned by an Easterner who wanted Molesworth to design everything down to the dishes. “It was a beautiful example of Western design,” Parsons says, “a true museum-quality home, which unfortunately later sold to a buyer who recognized the high value of all the Molesworth dishes, curtains, furniture—and split up all the pieces.” Scaling Down. People have often associated CH&L with grand homes, but throughout our history, the magazine has also covered smaller, more user-friendly spaces. The goal: to show beautiful —Sally Stich homes for many different lifestyles.

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