THE MINIMALIST CHATEAU

PROJECT | 01

Photography: Ian Warren Photography

Styling: Conifer Studio

Location: Washington Park, Denver, Colorado

Scope of Work: This project was a full main level renovation down to the studs. This included a new floor plan, all new fixed finishes and all new furniture. What was once a choppy early 2000’s flip is now a bright and open timeless entertaining space. We completely reworked the floor plan, replaced all of the hardwood flooring with new solid white oak, incorporated plaster walls on the entire main level, all new cabinetry, new windows, decorative lighting, fully new kitchen and appliances and all new furniture.

The Impact: This project supported TEN local craftsman during the construction process, SIX handmade artisan lighting vendors and EIGHTEEN small makers. SEVEN vintage pieces in this project were used. SEVENTEEN of these businesses are women-owned.

Project completed in collaboration with Julie Brayton and Conifer Studio.

Living room remodel featuring plaster walls, linen roman shades. A Lawson Fenning light fixture casts a warm glow on to the ceiling and a live edge coffee table anchors the room.
A full kitchen remodel took place that included a completely new floor plan for this space. A La Cornue range is the centerpiece under a custom plaster range hood. Honed marble countertops add depth and dimension on top of custom cabinetry. Cabinets
Atelier Vime pendant lights are just what this space needed. Warm plaster walls, linen roman shades and white oak flooring keep the space bright but grounded.
A vintage chair creates a simple vignette in the hallway of our minimalist chateau project. A bud vase from Mortar and Stone completes the look.
A custom white oak built in balances out the living room wall and adds a sense of depth in the plaster walls. Bud vases crafted by Liam Grinton and framed art by Abbey Ratcliff add a collected feel. Vintage items sourced by Conifer Studio.
A special display moment in this new kitchen. This glass cabinet acts as the entertainment zone to the dining space that sits just beyond this. This cabinet features bowls from Liam Grinton and Omo Pottery, marbled pasta bowls from Olivia Snow, origi
Bring life into your space with use of plants! This old growth ficus tree lives in a sunny corner of our clients office and features nice greenery in the background of Zoom meetings.
The Lawson Fenning light fixture casts a cozy glow on the ceiling of this Wash Park living room. The full scale remodel took this home from a cheap flip to an elevated and cozy chateau.
A cozy office fit for Zoom meetings and remote work! A glowing chandelier and plaster walls bring depth and coziness to the space. A vintage desk chair and Allied Maker sconces make the space feel collected over time. An original framed canvas art by
One of the oldest wicker weavers in the world, these Atelier Time pendant lights add a soft texture to this dining space. White linen roman shades and plaster walls keep the space bright but cozy at the same time.
DeVol Kitchen pendant lights cast a warm glow over the honed marble countertops. Plumbing fixtures from Perrin & Rowe keep things classic and timeless paired with Rocky Mountain Hardware pulls and knobs. A handmade bowl by Mortar and Stone adorns the
An original framed canvas by artist Abbey Ratcliff hangs on the wall behind the desk, creating a lovely Zoom background for our client who works from home. The art is flanked by two Allied Maker alabaster sconces that cast a warm glow on the plaster
The La Cornue range is the centerpiece of this beautiful kitchen renovation, framed by a custom plaster range hood. Wood vases from Valley House Woodworking and ceramics from RV Pottery adorn the countertops.
A handmade ceramic lamp by ceramicist Liam Grinton sits on top of a vintage side oak side table. Branches create life in a handmade vase by artist Mortar and Stone.