Saltbox Design Co

08/28/2026

Small room. No reason to play it safe.

Powder baths are one of our favorite places to take a bigger design risk. Because they're tucked away and used in small doses, you can turn up the color, pattern and personality without asking the rest of the house to compete.

For this remodel, our client wanted depth, texture and plenty of personality—and she’d always loved pops of red. So we leaned into it with a bold wallpaper that immediately became the star of the room.

A dark wood vanity grounds all that pattern, while layered brass and more traditional details bring in warmth and keep the space feeling collected.

Bold, but not busy. Playful, but not trendy. And very much a reflection of the person who lives here.

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contractor: .edge

08/27/2026

Here’s a little bedroom design inspo for your saved folder!

A bedroom can be so much more than a bed, two nightstands, and a lamp.

It’s one of the most personal spaces in your home, which is exactly why the bedrooms we design rarely look alike.

Some are colorful. Some are quiet. Some lean heavily into pattern, while others are all about texture and layers.

But they all have one thing in common: every decision was made with the people who actually live there in mind.

Because a beautiful bedroom is great. A beautiful bedroom that feels like you is even better.

Save this one for the next time you’re ready to give your bedroom a little more personality.

08/25/2026

Renovating your home can feel like a full-time job.

There are hundreds of decisions that need to happen before you get to the fun part of living in the space.

Where should that outlet go? Do you need more storage here? Which material will actually hold up? Does this layout make sense for how you live?

We're here to help answer those questions (and sometimes take them off your plate entirely).

Most importantly, we're here to be your trusted partner throughout the process so you can make confident decisions without carrying every detail yourself.

Planning a renovation? Head to the link in our bio to learn more about working with us.

08/21/2026

We love when clients bring great ideas to the table.

This corner of the kitchen originally housed a pantry, which meant less natural light and a much darker space. When the homeowners suggested replacing it with a window, we knew it had the potential to completely transform the room.

And it did.

Paired with bright white cabinetry and warm wood tones, the new window floods the kitchen with natural light and lets that beautiful slab backsplash shine.

We finished the backsplash with a small ledge—one of those details that works hard without asking for much attention. It gives the homeowners a spot for leaning art and personality, while keeping everyday essentials right within reach of the stove.

Beautiful, functional, and designed around how they actually live.

Photographer: Colorado Food & Beverage Photographer | Joni Schrantz

Contractor: Remodel Edge

     

08/20/2026

A little sneak peek before we show you the whole project 👀

This was our first install for one of the most colorful homes we’ve ever worked on, and getting to this point takes a whole team.

Furniture gets moved in. Rugs get wrestled down spiral staircases. Velvet gets steamed. Glass gets cleaned. Chairs get straightened. And then everything gets shifted two inches until it feels just right.

It’s a lot of moving pieces behind the scenes to make the finished space feel effortless.

And yes, a successful install day deserves a high five. 🙌

We can’t wait to show you the finished space!

Moving Team: Design Logistics Group

     

08/18/2026

The calendar may still say summer, but our brains are already in cozy season.

Deep, moody colors. Layered patterns. Plush seating. Rich textures. And, obviously, a ridiculously cozy blanket.

We designed this Colorado mountain retreat to feel collected, warm and a little unexpected—pulling inspiration from the Scottish Highlands, classic Americana and a bit of fashion-forward edge.

It’s the mix that gives this room its depth. Plaid, stripes, leather, pattern and texture all layered together without any one thing taking over.

And with fall just around the corner, we’re officially ready to curl up right here with a blanket and nowhere to be.

Photographer: .co

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08/18/2026

Lauren recently sat down with VoyageDenver to share a little more about the story behind Saltbox.

If you want a peek into the story of how we’ve grown and what we’ve learned along the way, we’d love for you to give it a read!

Read the article here 👉

Local Stories July 28, 2026 Community Highlights: Meet Lauren Winter of Saltbox Design Co Local Stories Share Tweet Pin Today we’d like to introduce you to Lauren Winter. Hi Lauren, so excited to have you with us today. What can you tell us about your story?I started Saltbox wanting to be able to ...

08/14/2026

Save this for your future bathroom remodel 📌

Luxury interior design doesn't have to mean over-the-top.

To us, it's thoughtful layouts, beautiful materials, and details that make your daily routine feel a little more special.

If you're planning a remodel, saving bathroom design inspiration, or simply love beautiful interiors, you're in good company. 😘

Follow for more bathroom design inspo!

     

08/13/2026

Before ➡️ After

Not every transformation starts with a sledgehammer.

This living room already had great bones, but the layout wasn't making the most of the space.

By rethinking the furniture arrangement first, we created a room that feels more open, more inviting, and much better suited for gathering with family and friends.

From there, a simple fireplace refresh gave the room a more current focal point, while wallpaper inside the built-ins added depth, texture, and just the right amount of personality.

Sometimes it's the thoughtful updates, not the biggest ones, that make a home feel completely different.

     

08/12/2026

The best design decisions don't always happen behind a computer.

Before this tile was ever installed, we had already documented the pattern in our construction drawings.

But once the tile arrived, we headed to the jobsite to walk through the layout with the installer. Together, we reviewed how the pattern would wrap the corners and where transitions should happen.

It's the kind of conversation that rarely makes it into the finished photos, but it's often what separates an installation that looks ok from one that feels truly intentional.

These are the details we love being on-site for. Sometimes the best decisions happen with the plans in one hand and the tile in the other.