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Modern elegance remodel dining room with York Shining Sisal black wallpaper, modern pendant lighting, and a chic dining table in an Englewood home remodel by Denver Design Group.

January 21, 2025

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It's starting without a plan. We hear it more tha

It's starting without a plan.

We hear it more than anything else. Clients who pulled permits, hired a contractor, started demo - and called us three months in when nothing was connecting.

The layout didn't flow. The finishes weren't talking to each other. A wall came down before anyone asked whether it should. By that point, some decisions are irreversible. Others are expensive to undo.

Not having a designer ends up being very costly.

We come in at the beginning, see the whole picture, and make sure every decision serves the one after it. That's what keeps a remodel on budget and on schedule - and what keeps you from living with something you already regret.

If you're thinking about a remodel and haven't talked to a designer yet, that's exactly where to start.
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That's not from a client. That's from a plumbing s

That's not from a client.
That's from a plumbing showroom sales associate who works with designers every single day.

He sees how designers operate behind the scenes - how prepared they are, how they handle changes, whether they actually know their product or just know what looks good.

This is what he said about Kristina and Alexis:
"They know their product. They know their clients. And when there are mid-stream changes, they are savvy enough to redesign layouts on the fly."
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We're Kristina and Alexis, the two-woman team behi

We're Kristina and Alexis, the two-woman team behind Denver Design Group.

The best compliment we get from clients isn't about the tile or the finishes.
It's this: "I love it — and I never would have thought of that."

That's the goal. Every time.

We listen first. We push you past the safe choice when it's worth it. We know when to rein it in so you don't have regrets in five years. And we manage the chaos so you don't have to.

Kitchens. Bathrooms. Full home remodels. New builds.
If your home isn't working for the life you're actually living, that's exactly where we start.
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Empty nesters in Greenwood Village. A home that n

Empty nesters in Greenwood Village.
A home that no longer fit the life they wanted to live.

So we asked the real question: how do you actually want to spend your time here?

The soaker tub hadn't been used in years. In its place - a curbless steam shower, heated floors, walnut floating vanities. Spa-level calm they actually use every single morning.

The formal dining room became a game room. The kitchen got an island with seating for eight, a wine fridge, and a workstation sink built for two.

All of it intentional.

Swipe to see the full transformation.
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Some start with beauty. Finishes. Mood. Inspiratio

Some start with beauty.
Finishes. Mood. Inspiration.

Some start with function.
Flow. Storage. What's not working.

Some start with lifestyle.
How mornings feel. How guests settle in. How the next chapter looks.

Where do you usually begin?
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The death of cool gray. For years, it defined kit

The death of cool gray.

For years, it defined kitchens.
Cabinetry.
Entire homes.

Cool. Clean. Predictable.
Now we’re seeing a shift.

“Warm, earthy palettes… neutrals like taupe, mushroom, and soft sand replacing cooler gray tones.”
— Jennie Showers, BKC Kitchen & Bath

Design is trending warmer.
Walnut. Rift oak. Terracotta. Muted greens.

Spaces are starting to feel layered instead of flat.
Collected instead of uniform.

Our latest blog shares what trusted partners across cabinetry, lighting, plumbing, and appliances are seeing in real homes heading into 2026.
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Luxury used to mean bigger. Now it means better.

Luxury used to mean bigger.
Now it means better.

“Wellness is very important – Cold plunge and system tubs, as well as saunas.”
— Art Harrison, Rampart Supply

We’re seeing it shift in real homes.

Steam that quiets the room.
Heated floors under bare feet.
Cold plunge systems that reset the nervous system.
Digital controls that make it effortless.

2026 design isn’t about adding square footage.
It’s about creating spaces that restore you daily.

Read the full trends blog to see what our trusted partners are noticing across appliances, plumbing, tile, lighting, and more.
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For years, design chased smooth. Polished. Perfect

For years, design chased smooth.
Polished. Perfect.

But perfection can feel flat.
And now we’re seeing something shift.

“Hand-painted and artisanal tiles are taking center stage, offering expressive patterns and subtle imperfections that feel more like art than surface material.”
— Kaitlyn N. Budzynski, Decorative Materials

Texture isn’t just detail anymore.
It’s depth.
It’s movement.
It’s warmth.

Tumbled stone. Matte ceramics. Subtle ridges that catch the light differently at every angle.

Spaces are starting to feel layered instead of staged.

If you’ve felt drawn to rooms that feel collected rather than perfect… this is why.
Our latest blog dives into what our trusted vendor partners are seeing for 2026.
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