If you follow my YouTube channel, then you’ve seen my series of “Cheap Knife Challenges.” In a nutshell: whenever I spot a brand-new knife on super sale, so cheap it feels criminal, I'll bite and shell out the $4, then put it head-to-head against my multi-hundred-dollar super knife. The cheap blade usually holds its own for the first few veggies. But spoiler alert, inevitably, the cutting edge dulls faster than my patience at a mandatory camera-on Zoom meeting.

Through delays, design challenges and the demands of high-altitude living, one couple created a kitchen that balances rugged Colorado surroundings with contemporary comfort.

This season, I’m celebrating fennel’s versatility, from crisp and refreshing to rich and caramelized, while relying on seasonal staples I always keep in my pantry and refrigerator. With just two fennel bulbs, you can prep once and create two completely different sides, ideal for holiday spreads or adding variety to weeknight dinners. Served together, they offer a dynamic contrast, perfect alongside roasted chicken or turkey for a fall meal.

Blending different design styles in a single space can feel both exciting and intimidating. Done well, it creates interiors that feel layered, personal and timeless. Done poorly, it can look chaotic or disconnected. To help decode the process, we asked five design professionals, Susan Garland, Holly Marsland, April Luedtke, Mandy Straight and Leila Hill, to share their best advice on mixing styles with confidence and cohesion.

Remodeling a living space is a big undertaking, even under the best circumstances. Plans rarely unfold perfectly; there are often delays, permit hurdles or supply challenges that most homeowners come to expect. For Jill and Lucas Ketzer, however, their remodeling journey began during an especially tender time: the unexpected loss of Jill’s father.

On the state’s western slope, in the outskirts of Grand Junction, Stone Cliff Views offers exactly this. The 5,000-square-foot custom-built luxury home is a hop and a skip from the iconic Colorado River, and the red rock cliffs of Colorado National Monument tower above. The location alone is enough to inspire awe, with expansive vistas and easy access to the often-overlooked national monument, but the home is a wonder unto itself.

The phrase feng shui, which translates to “wind and water,” originated in Taoism, a traditional religion of China. Some claim this philosophy has been in practice for over 4,000 years. The ancient art has many followers who believe in harmonious living by the arrangement and orientation of buildings, objects and space. Feng shui aims to create a balance of energy that promotes better health, prosperity, creativity, positive relationships and respect for others.

Do you love cars and motorsport? If so, then you might be familiar with this famous quote from Colin Chapman. Mr. Chapman is the founder of Lotus Cars, a maker of hand-built racing and street machines for over 75 years. Movie examples of his works include the James Bond submarine from “The Spy Who Loved Me,” and the low-slung exotic from the 1990 hit, “Pretty Woman.” These days his quote and this philosophy is applied to areas including product development, design, and of co

This four-ingredient butternut squash soup is a cozy, flavorful dish that’s perfect for warming up on chilly nights. The natural sweetness of butternut squash blends beautifully with the creamy richness of coconut milk, while Mae Ploy red curry paste adds a bold, spicy kick. Balanced with chicken broth, this velvety soup delivers a harmonious mix of sweet, savory and spicy flavors in every comforting spoonful.

f you’re considering an upgrade to your kitchen appliances, understanding the benefits of induction cooking, compared to other cooking methods, is crucial. In this article, we’ll explore how induction cooktops measure up against gas, radiant and coil cooktops in terms of efficiency, safety, speed and overall user experience.

If your kitchen needs a little warmth and charm, don’t worry. With a few thoughtful changes, you can create a cozy, inviting environment that draws people in. Here are 10 tips to help you transform your kitchen into a warm and welcoming space.

For the inexperienced, remodeling a home can be an almost impossibly daunting task. Coming up with a plan, choosing the right designers and contractors, selecting features, materials, and appliances, all while managing a budget that can get out of control quickly and navigating the myriad unforeseen issues that are sure to arise. To say the least, a major remodel is a lot.

What’s the difference between a house and a home? A house is a simple noun, a place, a structure. But a home is harder to define, tied more to a feeling. A home is a place of spirit and soul, a vessel for the human expression of those who live within it. A house is empty and indifferent — but a home contains life.

What does a fresh start look like? Tabula rasa; the blank slate, onto which hopes, ambition and intent can be inscribed, creating a life as close to the idealized as possible. It is that feeling of optimism that homeowners John and Colleen Martin have captured in the kitchen of their recently constructed home in Fruita, Colorado.

It’s easy enough to understand what attracts people to Colorado. The state’s largest population centers exist within easy reach of breathtaking natural splendor. Rugged, snowcapped mountains serve as the backdrop to sweeping vistas. The call of adventure looms at every glance, as does the promise of peace and the serene beauty of the natural world.

December 30th, 2021, Louisville endured one of the biggest tragedies the state of Colorado has ever seen, the Marshall Fires. A wind-driven fire broke out and spread quickly, burning down over 1,000 homes and forcing families to evacuate the area. Over three years have passed and only a fraction of the homes have been rebuilt as many families are still trying to navigate life after the fires. Many local businesses came together to rebuild the community, Wood Brothers Homes.

Designing the perfect kitchen is about striking the right balance between flow, function, and personal style.

When it comes to kitchen appliances, the debate between induction and gas cooktops has been ongoing.

Ellen Neufeld’s home in Centennial, a quintessential suburb in the southern Denver metro area, needed a tune-up.

Embarking on a kitchen renovation can be both exciting and daunting. It’s a significant investment that can transform the heart of your home