Picking room colors doesn’t have to be daunting. Here are basic tips from a painting pro. By Deirdre Christen Color is a key interior-design element and instrumental to personalizing your space. But choosing color causes anxiety and poses a challenge for many. In Design with Color: A Sunset Design Guide, architect John Lum notes, “There’s a […]
Boulder’s historic Lytle House leaves a large legacy. Different owners added to the house during its 142-year history. The current occupant says Lytle House originally had a square shape. A large addition later transformed the home into a rectangular shape. Text and photos by Gayl Gray George Lytle left behind a legacy and a house, and […]
Asian accents abound in this garden that was a labor of love, with friends and family pitching in to help. By Lisa Truesdale Photos by weinrauchphotography.com Terraced stone walls, Asian plantings and a traditional Japanese teahouse give this garden a meditative quality. You don’t have to be a musician to love music. You don’t need […]
’Tis the season for tea. If you’re a newcomer to tea, here’s a primer. By Ainslee Kellogg Mac Naughton A steep hour-and-a-half hike up a mountain in rural China led Sara Martinelli to a traditional oolong farm frozen in time. The elderly owner lived much like the tea farmers of the prior century—with no running […]
Do you prefer quirky and colorful or sophisticated and neutral? Here’s a guide to help you define your design style. By Annabel Buckley Illustrations by anna longridge Whenever interior design is discussed, you always hear how important it is to define your style. Often people are confused about what that exactly means, but it’s really […]
Tips for growing herbs and greens all winter By John Lehndorff If you bring a citrus tree indoors, don’t let it completely dry out or its leaves will turn yellow and drop like crazy. Water when the soil is barely damp, and feed the tree regularly with an organic fertilizer formulated for growth, not flowers. […]
Garden expert Mikl Brawner explains why GMOs are controversial. by Mikl Brawner Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are not natural. Genes from often vastly different beings are “shot” into each other using a gene gun or other method. Some of the results are valuable to the industry, like a plant with herbicide tolerance, or a plant […]
Instead of books, Ross Rodgers’ library contains seeds from a 1,000 different vegetables, flowers and herbs. By John Lehndorff Look into Ross Rodgers’ home “library” and you’ll see both the past and future of our food supply, but not a single book. “I have two closets in my house. One is the drying area for […]
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Dear Reader: It’s nice to live in a place you’re always happy to come home to. We recently visited Minnesota to see our son and his girlfriend. It was a wonderful trip, but I was glad to return to Colorado. The sky is so much brighter here, the land is so amazing and the people […]
A few delicious ways to use up your fall vegetables
Pure essential oils have been used for centuries to heal and beautify. Here are ways to incorporate aromatherapy into your daily life. By Brigitte Mars Aromatherapy is the practice of using essential oils distilled from the leaves, flowers, fruits, roots and barks of plants for healing the body, mind and spirit. Humans are said to […]
