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Taking The Stress Out of Home

Meet Willow: The Kemps’ Home Concierge Article by Edson Graycar | Photography by Poppy & Co. by Kelsey Huffer When Dr. Jennifer Kemp and Nick Kemp bought their current mid-century home, they knew they were going to undertake a massive renovation. What they didn’t realize is that the home would continue to require a decent amount of upkeep and problem-solving—and could ultimately impact the time that they’d rather be spending together.  “I was working full-time at hospitals,” says Dr. Kemp...

Arts + Culture

Art That Feels Like Home

A Guide to Choosing Art for Your Space With Verbunt Galerie Article by Emily O'Brien | Photography by Abby Shepard Choosing art for your home is about more than filling walls; it reflects your lifestyle, values, and how you want to feel. That philosophy guides Verbunt Galerie, founded by Australian-born art advisor Mikayla Verbunt, now based in Colorado, blending global perspective with personal curation. Recently opened, Verbunt Galerie connects collectors and designers to contemporary...

Home + Design

Artful Living

With This Aspen Townhome Remodel, Home Within by Joe McGuire Design Created a Soulful Space That Balances Luxury and Livability Article by Linden Butrym | Photography by Gibeon Photography When a Florida family tapped interior designers Joe McGuire and Matthew Tenzin of Home Within by Joe McGuire Design ( JoeMcGuireDesign.com ) to transform a 1980s townhome in downtown Aspen into a modern yet cozy mountain retreat, they were eager to breathe new life into the outdated space. “There were a lot...

Food + Beverage

Where Every Seat Feels Like Home

From Fireplaces to Stay-a-while Booths, Cozy Is on the Menu at These Denver Restaurants Article by Allyson Reedy There was a trend in restaurant design not too long ago: Sparse décor, metal-frame chairs, industrial lighting that looked borrowed from a loading dock. Sure, the restaurants were “streamlined” and “modern,” but they felt…cold. And come on; plopping down on a metal chair after a long day doesn’t exactly feel like a warm hug. Sometimes what you want from a restaurant is less clean...

Arts + Culture

Be the Spark at Urban Peak

A look inside Lee Heekin’s installation at Urban Peak’s Mothership campus Article by Edson Graycar | Photography by Poppy & Co. by Kelsey Huffer For Boulder-based artist and educator Lee Heekin, Be the Spark began with a simple connection. A dinner conversation led to Christina Carlson, CEO of Urban Peak, visiting Heekin's studio. This introduction then turned into an invitation to tour Urban Peak's newly completed Denver campus, known as The Mothership, and imagine what a collaborative...

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A Local Take on Valentine's Day

Josh Behr’s Thoughtful Picks for a Meaningful February 14 Article by Edson Graycar A Colorado native, Josh Behr is the Principal Broker of the Behr Team and a trusted real estate advisor with nearly two decades of experience. Known for his strategic insight and concierge-level approach, he works closely with homeowners, developers, and builders across the Front Range. Outside of work, Josh enjoys skiing, mountain biking, hunting, and fishing with his family. This Valentine’s Day, he’s sharing...

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The Peach Crease Club

Backyard Respite to RiNo’s Coziest New Cocktail Bar Article by Jeff Schwing Tucked into a new development across from Mission Ballroom, there’s a bar that feels like it has always been there. Warm light and country music flow out onto the sidewalk from tall windows. When you walk through the front door, vinyl spins gently from a beautifully vintage-style booth. The energy is relaxed, unpretentious, and inviting, like being welcomed into a friend's home. The Peach Crease Club is the latest...

Arts + Culture

“The Reasons I Do It”

Carol Ferguson on her 25-Year Career in Jewelry Making Article by Kathy B. Ross | Photography by Poppy & Co. by Kelsey Huffer “I really believe we all have an artistic medium. I love metal.” When talking about jewelry, Carol Ferguson just glows. “It’s not pretty; it’s dirty, it’s blackened,” she says about the process of making a piece. “But then, my favorite part is when you put it on the polishing wheel, and the metal becomes like liquid—it becomes this unbelievably beautiful thing. It’s...

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AROUND TOWN

Article and Photography by Xochimilco: Works by Eduardo Robledo Romero Through February Eduardo Robledo Romero’s immersive exhibition is on view at the Denver Botanic Gardens, exploring the spiritual connections between Mexican culture and the natural world through richly symbolic works inspired by Indigenous and European traditions. Valentine’s Wine Mixology at Blanchard Family Wines February 7 Blanchard Family Wines teams up with Salta Events for a Valentine’s-themed wine mixology...

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Cooking Up Connection

Food Lab Denver Brings a Decade of Boulder-Born Community Cooking to the Heart of Denver Article by Tony Firestine | Photography by Poppy & Co. by Kelsey Huffer Since its opening in November 2025, Food Lab Denver on South Pearl feels less like a classroom and more like a dinner party on any given night. Guests gather around a long chef’s counter, glasses of wine in hand, chopping, stirring, and talking with strangers who quickly begin to feel like friends. It’s exactly the atmosphere founder...