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Come see what we are up to. Our blog features current projects, before and afters, processes and installations. You will get a behind the scenes look into our world and how we work.
From Blank to Beautiful: A Family-Centered Home in the Canyons at Castle Pines
The before and afters of a beautiful home E+E designed in Castle Pines, Colorado, centered around a family of six and a collection of …
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Whole House Remodel: From Kitchen Reimagination to Functional and Fabulous Spaces
A full Denver home transformation for a family of four, space planning, color, texture, and furnishings unified into a home fostering …
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Tip of the Month! How to Declutter & Organize Your Home
Denver interior designer Kendra Stewart's practical tips to declutter and organize your home, from the keep-donate-discard method to …
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Embrace the Beauty of Fall
Top trending fall colors and decor tips from Denver interior designer Kendra Stewart, earthy elegance, moody blues, cozy textures, and …
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Greenwood Village Whole Home Revival
The project that inspired E+E Design Consulting, a gutted Greenwood Village home with hidden doors, reworked flow, and outdoor living built …
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Blackstone Family Room Revive
A cold, echoing family room became the warm heart of this Aurora home, faux wood beams, shiplap fireplace, concealed TV storage, and the …
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Featured Project: Greenwood Village Full Remodel
Walls dismantled, beams and shiplap added, a modern hidden-appliance kitchen, and hardwood throughout, a comprehensive Greenwood Village …
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Stonegate Refresh
Love it or leave it, in real life, every original finish of this 1990s Stonegate home was redone in whites, grays, navy, and gold. They …
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Seasonal Tips: How to add Coziness & Warmth to your Space
Layered textiles, warm lighting, earth tones, and wooden elements, a Denver designer's seasonal tips for a home that wraps you in comfort.
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