Denver Design Group

Nobody plans to recenter a fireplace.

Then they realize the room has never actually worked, and suddenly it explains a lot.

The firebox moved. The surround was rebuilt. The entire wall was rethought. Floor-to-ceiling Wave natural stone veneer brought texture, variation, and enough visual weight to anchor the space.

The room finally has a center of gravity.

Denver Design Group | Greenwood Village
Kathy Peden Photography

Mid-century modern done right isn’t nostalgia. It’s a space that knows how to live in the present.

This Denver kitchen started with structure. A wall came out. The island was rebuilt around how people actually move through the space.

The tambour wall banquette adds warmth without slowing anything down. The Elipse Verde tile - green and white, unmistakably retro - becomes the point everything else organizes around.

Nothing here is decorative first. It only looks that way after it works.

Denver Design Group | Mid-Century Mod Kitchen, Denver