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We are a design/build company. Lindy Design Build guides your project from dream to reality.

10/30/2026

Our clients had a vintage dining table they loved too much to replace, so we gave it a few new details instead. We added reeded wood trim and refinished the whole piece so it sits comfortably in the new room. Everything else in the dining room stays neutral on purpose. This room is open to the foyer, the living room, the hall, and the kitchen, so it’s visible from almost everywhere on the main level, and a room with that much exposure does best when it lets the architecture do the talking. Is there a piece in your home you’d never part with? We like designing around those.

Photography by Ladron Forde. Piero pendant in Alabaster by West Elm, and walls and ceiling in Shoji White by Sherwin-Williams.

10/27/2026

Our clients said living in this house felt like living in an attic, and the dining room was a big part of why. The walls, the paneled ceiling, and the original single-pane windows had almost no insulation between the dinner table and a Colorado winter. We took the drywall down to the studs, insulated, and lowered the vaulted ceiling four inches to fit insulation above the beams and run power for lighting this room had never had. That extra R-value is what let us keep the original triangular single-pane windows up top, the feature that makes this house unmistakably mid-century, while the vertical windows below became double panes.

Photography by Ladron Forde. Piero pendant in Alabaster by West Elm, and walls and ceiling in Shoji White by Sherwin-Williams.

10/25/2026

A number of weeks ago, we partnered up with Ladron Forde to shoot a project that means a great deal to us. We have spent literal years working to bring this to life for our clients, and the transformation is truly incredible. We are so excited to share the final photos in the coming weeks! In the meantime, enjoy these behind-the-scene views from our shoot day and catch a glimpse of this stunning home

10/23/2026

There was a structural post in the middle of this kitchen that could not move, so we gave the refrigerator a reason to live next to it. The post sits inside the central wall, right where the new layout wanted open space. Instead of fighting it, we wrapped it in drywall and built a second, non-structural wall under the neighboring beam. The pocket between the two became a built-in home for the refrigerator and a run of pull-out storage. What started as the biggest constraint in the kitchen ended up as its strongest architectural moment. Got a post, a beam, or a wall you’ve been told you’re stuck with? Tell us about it in the comments.

Photography by Ladron Forde. Refrigerator by Bosch Home Appliances US, cabinetry and pull-out storage by Tedd Wood Fine cabinetry, hardware by Amerock Hardware, Venus quartz by PentalQuartz through Architectural Surfaces, range by CAFÉ Appliances, hood insert by Vent-A-Hood®, micro-cement by Surecrete Products, sink by Kohler, faucet by Delta Faucet, pendant by West Elm, sconces by Justice Design Group, outlets by Buster + Punch™, and paint by Sherwin-Williams.

10/20/2026

This range hood starts as a standard insert, and everything you see around it is custom. We framed the hood so its angles pick up the angles already at work in the roofline, then our craftsman troweled micro-cement over the surface by hand. From across the room it reads as a quiet plaster shape, and up close you can see every pass of the trowel. It rewards anyone who walks over for a closer look.
Photography by Ladron Forde. Micro-cement by Surecrete Products, hood insert by Vent-A-Hood®, range by CAFÉ Appliances, Coupe sconces in Bisque by Justice Design Group, cabinetry in Moss by Tedd Wood Fine cabinetry, Venus quartz counters and backsplash by PentalQuartz through Architectural Surfaces, hardware by Amerock Hardware, outlets by Buster + Punch™, refrigerator by Bosch Home Appliances US, sink by Kohler, faucet by Delta Faucet, pendant by West Elm, and walls and ceiling in Shoji White by Sherwin-Williams.

10/16/2026

Moving the kitchen to the north side of the house was the decision that unlocked this whole remodel. The original kitchen sat dead center in the home, closed off on all four sides from the daylight, the views, and a big deck it had no way to reach. Now a ten-foot folding door opens the room straight onto that deck, and on a warm afternoon the kitchen runs right out into the backyard. The island holds the sink, the dishwasher, and the seating, which means it’s also where everyone ends up. Behind it, a walk-in pantry adds more than fifty linear feet of storage the cabinetry never could have held.

Photography by Ladron Forde. Cabinetry in Moss by Tedd Wood Fine cabinetry, Venus quartz counters and backsplash by PentalQuartz through Architectural Surfaces, hardware by Amerock Hardware, sink by Kohler, faucet and soap dispenser by Delta Faucet, island pendant by West Elm, range by CAFÉ Appliances, hood insert by Vent-A-Hood®, micro-cement hood finish by Surecrete Products, refrigerator by Bosch Home Appliances US, sconces by Justice Design Group, outlets by Buster + Punch™, and walls in Shoji White by Sherwin-Williams.

10/13/2026

This mid-century kitchen, dining room, and powder bath in Golden are all sized off the same measurement: the space between the original ceiling beams. Decades of well-meaning remodels had piled up inside this house until the architecture was hard to see. We peeled those layers back and let the beam rhythm decide where everything goes, from the walls of the new powder bath to the length of the island. Swipe through the main level, and keep going to the last slide to meet the one who supervised the whole project. If your house has good bones buried under a few too many updates, save this one for later.

Photography by Ladron Forde. Cabinetry by Tedd Wood Fine cabinetry, Venus quartz by PentalQuartz through Architectural Surfaces, hardware by Amerock Hardware, range by CAFÉ Appliances, hood insert by Vent-A-Hood®, micro-cement by Surecrete Products, refrigerator by Bosch Home Appliances US, kitchen sink by Kohler, kitchen faucet by Delta Faucet, pendants, mirror, and powder bath sconces by West Elm, kitchen sconces by Justice Design Group, outlets and brass accessories by Buster + Punch™, paint by Sherwin-Williams, powder bath sink by Concretti Designs, powder bath faucet by LACAVA, tambour paneling from WVH® USA, foyer tile by Bedrosians Tile & Stone, and wallpaper by Rebel Walls.

10/10/2026

We are so honored! Our amazingly talented Ashley Christensen took the 1st Runner Up award for Designer of the Year from Interior Design Society. We had an incredible time in Las Vegas this year with industry friends old and new. As always, we are overflowing with gratitude for the recognition and support of the work we love so very much.

10/09/2026

This was a sad little ensuite with a layout that made no sense, and it is the before and after we are most proud of in this whole house.

We rebuilt the plan from scratch instead of working around what was there, which is almost always the right call when a bathroom feels wrong and nobody can say exactly why. Clean lines, real moments of contrast, mixed metals, and a window big enough to deserve the entire wall it sits on.

The black and white floor geometry ties back to the accents in the bedroom next door, so the suite reads as one thought rather than two rooms that happen to share a door.

Guests get a bathroom that makes a quiet case for staying an extra night.

Photography by , floor tile by tilebar, shower wall tile by Bedrosians Tile & Stone, shower floor tile by The Tile Shop, washstand and mirror by Rejuvenation, fixtures by GROHE, shower door by Kohler, toilet by TOTO USA, lighting and hardware by Pottery Barn.

10/06/2026

Upstairs in this guest bedroom, we wanted the house to change its mind.

The main level is bright and busy and full of color. The second floor drops the tone into something quieter and more saturated, so the guest suite feels like a different hour of the day entirely.

The headboard wall gets geometric wallpaper panels with custom trim framing each one. Pattern still shows up in this room, it just behaves differently. That black and white geometry reappears through the suite and into the bath, which is the detail we keep returning to.

Then there is the ceiling. The camel warms all that cool navy, and that contrast is the only reason the room reads as sultry instead of cold. A painted ceiling is one of the least expensive and most underused moves available in a renovation.

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