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Boulder Salon

katie — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 16:38:17 +0000

Revived yet relaxed is how you feel after a treatment at Voodoo Hair Lounge. The vibe is funky, chill and very down to earth just like the owners. How do you achieve a space that exudes those elements? Try a lot of chemistry. Warm meets cool on the color spectrum. Dramatic lighting that in one instance is very Art Deco and the next organic and alien with an overall soft effect. It’s the juxtapositions in color, texture and genre that create such a dynamic space.

Although the primary use of the salon space is for hair styling it also acts as social forum. The open malleable plan is great for parties and gatherings where the latest fashion, du and general trend can be found. The front of the house is where guests are met and acts as an important designated area. We enjoy Boulder projects because the culture is very open-minded, energized and intellectual.

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Edbrooke Lofts

micha — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 21:20:08 +0000

Tucked away in the heart of LoDo this modern lobby is clean and unobtrusive. Pops of color heighten this natural palette of leather, plaster wood, metal ceiling detail and rusticated tile.

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Two Sole Sisters

micha — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 02:23:58 +0000

This is a 1000 square foot; chic shoe boutique in Boulder Colorado took three months to complete. The mission was to relay an urban elegance that was funky, cool and approachable. The inspiration started with a color scheme of gilded tiffany blue and cherry red. We strove to mix the bricks with some glitz.

The challenges for this space were the quick time frame, the low budget, embracing the rough existing shell and maximizing the lighting.

Classic colors, lighting and textiles were mixed with a clean straight forward layout. There is a variety of tactile levels that are delivered with simplicity.

Silver leafed chairs complement the shadow box display windows and the grand mirrors. Italian ruby red chandeliers add bling. Rough brick walls, smooth walnutty wood floors and the tin ceiling are the perfect dichotomy to each other and the rest of the space. Upper end appeal is achieved by the supple velvet curtains banded and gently held back with a coarse braid. Glass cases and benches are boarded by mirrors that show off the footwear and expand the space.

The selected custom furnishings allow the space to flow but are flexible in how they can be utilized allowing numerous merchandising options that give the store a consistently fresh appeal.

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Photos by Desiree

micha — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 18:11:04 +0000

Tactile and diverse is the name of the game when it comes to staging unique shots for various photo shoots in Fort Collins. A custom counter faced with polished pebbles juxtaposed to exposed brick walls, faux paint and cascading velvet drapes give a comfortable environment with multiple usage and backdrops.

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Revive Spa

micha — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 20:31:41 +0000

In a thriving uptown neighborhood, a young couple opened Revive Spa. The space is fresh and alive. New Urbanism meets natural beauty. Clean lines give the environment a contemporary feel. Special features include faux painting, branding and custom furniture; lighting and display.

Rejuvenating
Light & Airy
Grounded

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Dazzle Jazz Club

micha — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 20:26:54 +0000

The retro, “jazzy” feel of this Denver nightclub is accomplished with Sputnik lighting and artsy metal railings. Velvet drapes enclose private parties and help modulate sound, while the custom booths lend a plush yet fun element.