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By Kristen — Blue Mountain Creative, Interior Design for Real Life ✨ A Fresh Start Begins at Home January always feels like a clean slate — a chance to reset routines, energy, and even our surroundings. But instead of focusing on resolutions that fade by February, what if you started the year with something that truly supports your well-being ? Your home has the power to influence your mood, focus, and daily rhythm. So as you look toward 2026, here are six design resolutions

By Kristen Roberts — Blue Mountain Creative, Colorado Interior Design 🪞 Why the Dining Room Still Matters In today’s open-concept homes, the dining room often doubles as an office, craft area, or homework zone. But at its heart, it’s still where we come together to connect. A well-designed dining room does more than look pretty — it invites conversation , encourages connection , and sets the mood  for how you experience food, family, and celebration. Here’s how to design a d

By Kristen Roberts Just because your space is small doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice holiday cheer! With thoughtful planning and a few clever tricks, you can maximize festive impact without cluttering your home. As a Woodland Park interior designer and Teller County interior designer, I’ve helped clients create holiday décor that feels cozy, curated, and stylish—even in tight spaces. Here’s how to make your small space shine this holiday season. 1. Maximize Impact with Mini

By Kristen Roberts The holidays are the perfect time to transform your home into a warm, festive retreat. As a Woodland Park interior designer and Teller County interior designer, I know that a thoughtfully designed Christmas corner or holiday space can bring magic and cheer to your home. From choosing a seasonal color palette to layering textures, lighting, and personal décor touches, there are simple ways to make your holiday décor feel polished, cozy, and memorable. Here’s