Saltbox Design Co

Saltbox Design Co We transform spaces, so you can make memories.

Great design is a team sport. 🤝When our clients looked at this awkward kitchen pass-through, they saw an opportunity for...
06/25/2026

Great design is a team sport. 🤝

When our clients looked at this awkward kitchen pass-through, they saw an opportunity for more pantry storage.

We loved the idea and helped bring it to life.

By transforming the opening into a pantry with frosted glass doors, we gained valuable storage while keeping the kitchen feeling open and connected to the rest of the home.

It's a great reminder that not every remodel requires adding square footage. Some of the best improvements come from rethinking the space you already have.

If you could add one thing to your kitchen tomorrow, what would it be?

Contractor: Remodel Edge

     

06/18/2026

Ever wonder what happens before the drywall goes up?

It may not be the most exciting stage of a remodel, but it's one of the most important.

We're walking through a basement that's starting to take shape, making sure the spaces feel the way we expected them to on paper. This is our chance to verify room sizes, confirm electrical locations, and make sure the layout functions the way it was designed.

We're also capturing measurements for furniture and flagging any adjustments that need to happen before construction moves forward.

Making changes now is much easier than making them after the walls are finished, which helps keep the project on track and avoids costly surprises down the road.

Contractor: A2Z Builders

     

New patio, just in time for summer. ☀️When our clients decided to renovate their outdoor living space, they knew they wa...
06/17/2026

New patio, just in time for summer. ☀️

When our clients decided to renovate their outdoor living space, they knew they wanted a patio that worked better for entertaining, relaxing, and spending time with family and friends.

We collaborated with the landscape architect from the beginning to help refine the layout, making sure the space functioned as well as it looked. From furniture layouts and circulation paths to lighting and furnishings selections, every detail was considered before construction began.

Inspired by some of their favorite vacation spots in Mexico, we layered in colorful accents, pattern, and warm lighting to create an outdoor space that feels inviting long after the sun goes down.

The result is a patio that isn't just prettier than before—it's easier to use, more comfortable for gathering, and feels like a natural extension of their home.

Landscape Architect: Elevate by Design

Exterior Contractor: 303landscapes

     

06/16/2026

This home started as layers of gray.

Now it's full of color, personality, and spaces designed around the way our clients actually live.

We recently photographed the project and are counting down the days until we can share the final images.

Stay tuned. 👀

Photographer: Colorado Food & Beverage Photographer | Joni Schrantz

     

Good design isn't just about what you see.It's also about solving the little annoyances you experience every day.One of ...
06/15/2026

Good design isn't just about what you see.
It's also about solving the little annoyances you experience every day.

One of our client's frustrations in their previous bathroom was having a visible hand towel that had makeup on it (no matter how hard you wash your hands, there’s always makeup residue, right?!).

It seems like a small thing, but those little inconveniences add up when you use a space multiple times a day.

Our solution was to integrate concealed towel holders on the backside of the cabinet doors. The towel is right where you need it, but doesn't interrupt the clean lines of the cabinetry or add visual clutter to the room.

Small detail. Big impact.

Proof that sometimes the best design features are the ones you barely notice—until you use them.

Photographer: Peter Loyd-Vuolo

     

Mockup → final designThis mountain retreat started as a new build with a clean, neutral palette—and a lot of potential.I...
06/05/2026

Mockup → final design

This mountain retreat started as a new build with a clean, neutral palette—and a lot of potential.

Inspired by the Scottish Highlands, classic Americana, and fashion details from designer Paul Smith, we developed a design that felt cozy, collected, and distinctly mountain modern.

To help our client visualize the space before furnishings ever arrived, we created a detailed room mockup showing the layout, colors, and overall design direction.

What made it into the final design? Just about everything.

We introduced deeper, more saturated paint colors to warm up the larger spaces, layered in masculine patterns for character, and finished the room with plush seating, rich textures, and plenty of cozy touches.

The result is a welcoming retreat that's equally suited for family getaways and Airbnb guests.

Photographer: .co

Drapery:

From blank canvas to lived-in luxury.When this family of four moved into their new build, they had a beautiful foundatio...
06/03/2026

From blank canvas to lived-in luxury.

When this family of four moved into their new build, they had a beautiful foundation to work with—but they needed help turning it into a space that felt warm, elevated, and uniquely theirs.

As a busy family balancing work, school, activities, and everything in between, they wanted a partner who could handle the details. Through our full-service furnishings process, we managed everything from space planning and furniture selections to installation and final styling.

Our goal was to bring the comfort and sophistication of a luxury hotel into a home designed for real life. Layered neutrals, clean modern lines, and thoughtfully selected furnishings create a space that feels polished without sacrificing everyday functionality.

Now they have a living room that's equally suited for family movie nights, entertaining friends, and everything in between.

We'll take care of the details. You make the memories.

Photographer:

     

Every golfer needs a place to wind down after a round. ⛳️🍻When our clients came to us for a basement remodel, they envis...
06/02/2026

Every golfer needs a place to wind down after a round. ⛳️🍻

When our clients came to us for a basement remodel, they envisioned a space built for entertaining. The existing bar, tucked away in the corner, felt cramped, dated, and wasn't making the most of the room.

By removing the curved bar, improving the layout, and introducing warm materials like a butcher block countertop and leather swivel stools, we transformed the space into a welcoming gathering spot.

Inspired by our clients' love of golf and their country club community, we christened the new bar The 19th Hole—the perfect place to relive the best shots of the day (and conveniently forget the others).

05/29/2026

Good projects are a team effort. Good photography is too.

One thing we value deeply is working with people who care about the details as much as we do.

From builders to photographers, great projects happen when thoughtful people collaborate to make every piece feel intentional.

Photographer: .co

This new build had great bones, but like many builder-grade homes, it felt a little flat when our clients first moved in...
05/28/2026

This new build had great bones, but like many builder-grade homes, it felt a little flat when our clients first moved in.

They loved the openness of the layout, but the home was missing the warmth and depth they wanted for their growing family — something that felt calm, elevated, and comfortable enough for everyday life.

In the living room, our focus was comfort and functionality. This is where their family will gather daily, so we layered in subtle color, texture, and furnishings that make the space feel inviting without sacrificing the neutral palette they were drawn to.

We also used larger-scale artwork to help ground an awkward window condition and create a stronger focal point, rather than filling the room with smaller pieces competing for attention.

Now it feels less like a builder-grade blank slate and more like a home designed around the people living in it.

Photographer: .schrantz

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3333 S Bannock Street Suite 600
Englewood, CO
80110

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Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
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