A Colorado New Build That Trades Rustic for Rhythm
Tucked into the landscape of Lake Creek, Colorado, this 2,000-square-foot new build proves that a mountain home doesn’t have to follow the usual script. Named for the beloved Phish song “Harry Hood,” the project by HONED Studio trades the expected timber, leather, and neutrals for olive velvet, rust, burgundy, and a palette rooted in the ’70s and ‘80s. Designers Bri Potts and Kellye O’Kelly shaped every room around their clients’ love of color, art, and music, all while letting the dramatic views take their place in the story.
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Designer-Approved Statement Side Tables
Accent pieces are often the best opportunities to take risks and create a statement in a space. Though the side table typically plays a supporting role in the furniture plan, there’s no reason these multi-functional pieces need to fade into the background.
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How a Los Angeles Hills New Build Finally Found Its Soul
Designer Jessica Reynaud brings warmth and depth to a once-blank Los Angeles new build through Roman clay walls, jewel tones, and a thoughtful layering of texture—proof that soul isn’t about age, but intention.
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