Kenji Ashizawa built the Drawer Shelf to develop the functionality of furniture in a given space. The sliding motion of the wooden drawers minimalizes the appearance of a large storage space. The rails in the piece are constructed from bent and straight plates. Ordinarily hidden in dresser drawer furniture, the rails in the Drawer Shelf are exposed, highlighting the sliding motion and depth of the piece. Kenji Ashizawa built the drawers to appear as blocks of wood forming a stack of shelves, using the same rails for the box units to slide against one another.

Rock Paper Tree Design specializes in residential and commercial handcrafted pieces. Based in Vancouver, Rahim Tejani leads the creation of sustainable designs which represent the integration of simplicity and nature. The preservation of nature anchors Rock Paper Tree Design’s perspective.

In celebration of the Clyfford Still Museum opening, David B. Smith Gallery in partnership with the museum proudly presents a unique, site specific installation of works by Liz Miller. The exhibition, Recalcitrant Mimesis, uses Still’s erratic brushstrokes as a starting point. From there Miller uses a variety of materials — paper, felt, foam, and other tactile materials to literally bring Still’s brushstrokes to life. Using Still’s work solely as a departure point allows her work to inhibit sculptural space and create its own dynamic narrative.

The Companions Bedside Table is designed by Studioilse and manufactured by De La Espada. De La Espada is a design management firm managing De La Espada as well as five other brands. The Companions family of furniture is designed to support daily life. Companions Bedside, available in two heights, is constructed in solid chestnut with a removable cork bowl as storage for private bits.

True modernist design engulfs every inch of this light filled townhome. Situated on a quiet block in Jefferson Park, this stunner has sweeping downtown and mountain views from almost every window and deck. Other features include: 11ft ceilings, 8ft solid core doors, 2nd master suite, tankless hot water heater, floor to ceiling windows, 2 car garage with extra room for storage.

Smart and Modern townhomes in the heart of Lohi. Just a few blocks to the pedestrian bridge, Lola, Vita, and Rootdown. 2 beds with 3 baths, No HOA’s just a $75 Maintenance Fee, attached garages, rooftop decks, city and mountain views, Caesar-stone slab countertops, Bosch appliances, hardwoods, and spacious master suites!

Designed by famed world architect Daniel Libeskind, the museum residences were designed to compliment the Frederic C. Hamiltion building at the Denver Art Museum (also designed by Libskind). This 2 bedroom, 2 bath flat overlooks a plaza below. With floor to ceiling glass and a private rooftop deck the dramatic views of the city and Rocky Mountains are quite the site. Don’t let this modern flat slip away!

This residence has a open floor plan and was commissioned from architect Jim Bershof. The core of the house is a custom wide circular stair with black concrete treads that connect the upper and lower floors. The gourmet kitchen is open and has 3 separate cooking sources; 2 gas burners, an electric grill and a ceramic top with instant on halogen.

Recognizing the constant overflow of wires on desks and in bags, The Other Edge created Spooled to protect ear buds and organize the cords. Made of silicone, the design mimicks the design of wooden thread spools. By placing the ear buds in the protective center and the jack through the bottom hole, you can securely wind the cord around the outer spool. The jack fits back inside the barrel, effectively solving an irksome mess.

Magnaclips, known for their practical home décor, released a flagship product line that features magnetic discs with a metal tie-back strip designed to hold curtains and drapes in place with a modern flourish. The Leno collection boasts zero installation that suits any style home, emboldened by limited materials. This basic, lightweight design allows easy adjustment: the magnetic halves connect while the metal tie-backs wrap around the curtain, holding the curtain in place without connection to the wall.