Interior Design is a fun and exciting part of any custom home construction project. Whole Home Remodels, Kitchen Additions, Pop Top Additions with new Master Baths, and Custom Home Building – all of them are going to need to consider interior design countertops. But like the many different types of cabinets or trim options for windows, there is no shortage of options available for surface slab materials. Each one boasts a unique look and feel, all with their own set of pros and cons for maintaining, using, and general aesthetics. Sustainable Design Build’s in-house interior design team works diligently with clients early on to find the perfect type of surface to match their needs.
Creating your dream home starts with establishing a clear and cohesive design direction. At Sustainable Design Build, we understand that figuring out your interior design aesthetic can feel overwhelming, especially when your project is still in the early conceptual stages and exists only as drawings or elevations. Our goal is to help you refine your vision and ensure it is fully realized before diving into material selections and showroom visits with your Interior Designer.
Thompson Thrift, a nationally recognized real estate company, is developing Stack at Wheat Ridge, a 255-unit Class A multifamily community in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, with completion expected by winter 2026. The development will offer one-, two-, and three-bedroom luxury apartments featuring quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, smart home technology, and premium finishes. Select units will include additional high-end upgrades.
A well-designed kitchen is more than just a place to cook—it’s the heart of a home, where functionality meets aesthetics. While design trends may change, a timeless kitchen remains stylish and practical for years to come. A professional interior design service ensures that every element, from layout to materials, contributes to a space that will never feel outdated. Whether you’re planning a kitchen remodel or an interior design home remodel, investing in thoughtful, classic design choices will help create a kitchen that stands the test of time.
Denver’s residential construction scene is booming, and few understand the landscape better than Zach McKendry, co-founder of Sustainable Design Build (SDB). In a recent episode of the Elevate Denver Podcast, Zach sat down with host Amber Bets to share his journey, the challenges of home building in Denver, and why SDB stands out in a crowded market.
The world of interior design in 2025 is always evolving, blending sustainability, technology, and bold aesthetics. Sustainable Design Build is always amazed by the vision and aesthetics of homeowners here in Denver, who always seem to be ahead of the curve when it comes to interior design trends for their latest home addition project or brand new custom home construction. As 2025 starts to get rolling, here are some interior design trends that you can plan for with your latest home improvement project.
When embarking on a custom home project, the choices you make at every step can significantly influence the outcome. While hiring a traditional interior designer might seem like the go-to option, working with a construction company that provides in-house interior design services, like Sustainable Design Build (SDB), offers unmatched convenience, efficiency, and expertise.
An interior designer plays a vital role in shaping the look, feel, and functionality of your home during a renovation. Their expertise focuses on aesthetics, space planning, and making sure the design aligns with your lifestyle and needs. Here’s a breakdown of their responsibilities:
When it comes to creating a home that feels both luxurious and functional, the bathroom is often an overlooked gem. However, a well-designed bathroom can elevate your entire home, providing a private retreat where you can relax, rejuvenate, and start your day with purpose. If you’re considering a Denver bathroom remodel, interior design is the key to turning your vision into reality—and Sustainable Design Build (SDB) is here to help you every step of the way.
Home improvement projects are an exciting opportunity to enhance your living space, improve functionality, and express your personal style. Integrating interior design into the process can elevate your project, ensuring a cohesive and polished outcome. Whether you’re tackling a simple room refresh or a large-scale renovation, careful planning is key. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you prepare for your next home improvement project with interior design.
Creating a beautiful and functional space with the help of an interior designer can be an exciting and worthwhile investment. But one of the first questions most homeowners ask is, “What is a reasonable budget for interior design?” The answer depends on the scope of the project, the level of service you require, and your personal financial goals. Here’s a guide to help you set a realistic budget for your interior design project.
At Sustainable Design Build, we work in neighborhoods all over the Denver metro area, but we’ve got a few favorite luxury areas that made 5280’s coveted list. Below are our top five picks from the rankings, each offering something unique to homeowners looking for a seamless design-build experience in one of Denver’s best areas.
Homeowners are increasingly focusing on personal needs during bathroom renovations, prioritizing comfort and long-term usability over resale value. This shift is evident in rising expenditures, both for major and minor home remodels. At Sustainable Design Build, we emphasize functional and future-proof designs, incorporating elements like grab bars, non-slip flooring, and curbless showers that accommodate aging in place. With our in-house interior design team, here are some recent observations about bathroom design trends:
Building a luxury custom home is an exciting journey, one that blends vision, craftsmanship, and meticulous attention to detail. But behind every stunning design and flawless finish is a dedicated team of experts who bring these dreams to life. At Sustainable Design Build (SDB), our success isn’t just about bricks and mortar—it’s about the people who make it all happen. Let’s take you behind the scenes to meet the talented professionals who craft your dream home, ensuring every detail is executed with precision, passion, and care.
Building a luxury custom home is about more than just construction; it’s about crafting a space that reflects your unique vision and lifestyle. Sustainable Design Build (SDB) stands out in the luxury home market for its commitment to quality, sustainability, and a seamless design-build process. Here are the top benefits of choosing SDB for your next custom home project:
Introducing the BEHR 2025 Color of the Year: Rumors MQ1-15, a captivating ruby red that exudes drama, elegance, and an undeniable allure. This vibrant hue is designed to make a bold statement, infusing interiors and exteriors alike with a touch of luxury and sophistication. But why stop at just paint? Let this striking shade be the spark that ignites your passion for larger-scale home remodeling, from stunning additions to complete transformations.
If you’re contemplating whether to engage a design-build firm for your custom home or remodeling project, you’ve landed on the right page. Constructing a custom home entails a substantial investment, and enlisting a design-build firm is an investment in your future dwelling. While drafting services and pre-made house plans may promise dream homes at a lower price, opting for a cheaper design alternative amid the multiple costs associated with custom home construction involves compromises.
Yes, you read that right. Bronco’s ex-quarterback, Russell Wilson, has sold his Cherry Hills Village mansion this week. Following the recent cut from the team earlier this month in March, it only makes sense for Wilson to part ways with his swanky new home. Unfortunately, due to the timing, Wilson likely has sold his Cherry Hills mansion for millions less than he paid two years ago, according to public records.
The latest development in the City and County of Denver’s efforts to tackle low housing inventory and availability is the newly launched Citywide ADUs Project. As it sounds, it aims to allow ADU construction for all the neighborhoods of Denver (HOA residences excluded). This is quite the turn of events and might open up a lot of opportunities for homeowners and property owners all over the city. Let’s take a look at what happened and what the next steps are as proposed by Denver officials.
With a whopping 106% increase of participation this year, the community has made their voices heard and voted on over 300 categories of businesses and companies. Of those, Sustainable Design Build was nominated for best home builder in Denver for 2024. The results have been tallied and SDB has come out on top! We are proud and humbled to be recognized by clients, partners, and more as one of the many amazing residential construction companies here in our neighborhood.
In the vibrant city of Mile High, where architectural excellence meets urban living, Sustainable Design Build (SDB) has emerged as a beacon of innovation and sustainability in the home building industry. The prestigious Best of Mile High award program has recognized their commitment, nominating them in the Home Builder category. The voting window opened on February 26th and will gracefully close on March 8th. Now is the time for the community to unite and cast their votes for a builder that not only constructs homes but also envisions and crafts sustainable living spaces.
For the last few years, Denver has been making steps towards encouraging gentle development for its neighborhoods. Homeowners and residents are facing a crisis with housing inventory and availability. While developers struggle with economic conditions, Denver wants to support residential property owners. The process and requirements for building an ADU are already demanding. But when building in a historic neighborhood, more rules and regulations are needed. Fortunately, Denver’s Neighborhood Development Department has planned to update the Landmark Design Guidelines this year with accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in historic districts and landmark properties.
Who doesn’t like a fresh start or at least a symbol of a relatively clean break in the day-to-day we face every year? 2024 brings a fresh opportunity to create a better environment for ourselves, after all, if we are making a better version of ourselves, we might as well do the same for our homes. Cultivating new healthy habits with a healthy environment doubles the chances for success on any new and old resolution. So with that in mind, let’s take a look at a few project ideas that you as a homeowner can do to build a happier healthier home remodel in 2024.
For years, the City and County of Denver have grappled with prolonged permit review times, posing challenges for both commercial and residential construction projects. The surge in construction demand following the pandemic exacerbated the situation, pushing Denver’s Department for Community Planning and Development to its limits. With low employment rates and an escalating backlog, the Permit Review Time estimate soared beyond 300 days, causing frustration and delays. However, recent indications suggest a potential turnaround in Denver’s permitting times.
The cooler seasons are coming quickly and that means for some, more quality time at home. This gives us reason to dust off the crock pots and pans to prepare hearty meals for the family or just ourselves. A kitchen can be a very personal space for some home cooks, which is why it is important to customize a kitchen to your specific needs, tastes, and of course aesthetics. If you aren’t cooking in a happy space, it can easily turn into an unwanted chore. So with the spirit of putting on our chef’s hats, here are 5 interior designs for an unforgettable custom kitchen remodel idea!
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