The design direction for this pied-à-terre in Denver’s LoDo neighborhood was to honor the architecture of the original building, designed by the architect behind the Brown Palace Hotel, while introducing a dramatic, moody, and distinctly masculine point of view. Vintage-infused materials rooted in a sense of history and place were layered with contemporary elements to create an interior concept that feels both elevated and enduring.

In the kitchen, deep slate cabinetry was paired with a striking quartzite backsplash and a custom patinated iron hood. Sculptural lighting, rich leathers, tactile tweeds, and carefully curated wall treatments—including an antique Swedish Rya rug—were selected to soften the rugged character of the exposed brick and original timber beams, balancing industrial authenticity with refined comfort.