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Most homes on the Parade started as dirt. This one was already standing.One week from now you can walk through it. A who...
09/04/2026

Most homes on the Parade started as dirt. This one was already standing.

One week from now you can walk through it. A whole home renovation in Fort Collins, inside and out, including two structural additions. The character stayed. Almost everything else got reconsidered alongside the family who lives there.

A custom kitchen with layered cabinetry. An arched entry wet bar with brass detailing. A stone fireplace flanked by custom arched niche built-ins. A lower level rebuilt for entertaining, with a golf simulator and lounge. A primary suite with a custom sauna and steam shower. Outside, a new pool and herringbone paver hardscape open to the golf green and the mountains behind it.

Warm stone, natural wood, brass and quartz carried room to room, so that none of it announces itself.

Hutch Home Co. finished areas of the house from their Old Town showroom, so the rooms read as lived in rather than staged.

Renovating a house is harder than building one from nothing. It is also the more interesting problem.

September 11, 12 and 13. 10am to 5pm. One weekend only, then the door closes.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Bruno Cardoso • Colorado Creative Director // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

You get one chance to drill a stone slab.The sconces on this wall are mounted through the same slab that runs to the cei...
08/20/2026

You get one chance to drill a stone slab.

The sconces on this wall are mounted through the same slab that runs to the ceiling behind the shelves. No junction box to hide behind, no trim ring to fudge a quarter inch. You measure, you commit, and the stone either forgives you or it does not.

Same with the shelves. They land dead flat on stone across the full width of the opening, which means the slab and the blocking behind it had to agree before either one existed.

This is the bar at River Bluffs and the design build product of Hutch at work.

Come see it in person. Parade of Homes, remodel category, September 11, 12 and 13, 10am to 5pm, first weekend only. Bring a friend.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Bruno Cardoso • Colorado Creative Director // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

08/18/2026

Not one square foot was added. Everything about this room changed.

The vault, the window wall, the footprint, all of it stayed exactly where we found it. What changed was every decision inside those lines. A corner fireplace and a chimney chase the color of dark chocolate came out. Tan carpet came out. And a single arched niche, the one good idea the room already had, became the logic for the whole space.

We framed that arch back in four more times. The fireplace went quiet. The windows got slim black frames and finally stopped competing with the view they always had.
That is the argument for remodeling. You do not need a bigger house. You need a better set of decisions inside the one you own.

You can walk this room next month. River Bluffs is in this year’s Parade of Homes in the remodel category, September 11, 12 and 13, 10am to 5pm, first weekend only. Come see the before and after in the same place at the same time.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Bruno Cardoso • Colorado Creative Director // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

The kids’ bath is where a renovation usually starts cutting corners.It’s the room nobody photographs and guests rarely s...
08/06/2026

The kids’ bath is where a renovation usually starts cutting corners.

It’s the room nobody photographs and guests rarely see, so it’s where scope quietly gets trimmed. On this whole home renovation we treated it like a room that someone actually has to live in every day, because someone does.

Deep green field tile, run all the way up. An arched niche recessed into the wall and backed with that same tile, so the shelves read as part of the room instead of a hole cut for towels. Shelf heights set by reach, not by where the tile courses happened to land. Then a patterned floor, because a small room can afford an opinion.

The secondary bath tells you how the whole project was run.

If you’re planning a renovation and the rooms nobody photographs still matter to you, send us a note.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Bruno Cardoso • Colorado Creative Director // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

That house in our Scout Guide spread? In six weeks you can walk through it.River Bluffs is in this year’s Parade of Home...
07/30/2026

That house in our Scout Guide spread? In six weeks you can walk through it.

River Bluffs is in this year’s Parade of Homes. We don’t enter for the ribbon. We enter because there are things about a house you cannot photograph, you can only feel.

Photos flatten a house. You have to move through one to know if it works.

September 11, 12, and 13, 10am to 5pm. We’re open the first weekend only, so mark those three days. Between now and then we’ll show you a few more sneak peek details we’re proudest of, one at a time.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Bruno Cardoso • Colorado Creative Director // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

Fort Collins, we’re in the book.The Scout Guide Fort Collins Volume 3 just launched and Hutch is in it twice. Hutch Desi...
07/27/2026

Fort Collins, we’re in the book.

The Scout Guide Fort Collins Volume 3 just launched and Hutch is in it twice. Hutch Design + Build on one page, Hutch Home Co on the other. Same family, same eye, two ways we help people love where they live.

What makes this one special is what the guide is: a curated look at the local makers, designers, and businesses that give this town its character. That’s the company we want to keep and the standard we hold ourselves to.

Fresh copies just landed. Swing by Hutch Home Co (144 N College Ave) this week and take one home - they’re even better in person.

Thank you The Scout Guide Fort Collins - Colorado for telling our story so well.

Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Bruno Cardoso • Colorado Creative Director // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

For the first time, this kiddo can reach every room of their own home.First look at a big one - an addition and whole-ho...
07/15/2026

For the first time, this kiddo can reach every room of their own home.

First look at a big one - an addition and whole-home remodel built around a requirement that mattered more than any finish: a wheelchair moves through this house freely. Wider openings, level thresholds, floors that roll smooth from one room to the next.

This is their bedroom. Soft sage walls, a map of the world’s animals, a light fixture with some play in it - a kid’s room first, that happens to work perfectly. That was the whole brief.

A home isn’t yours until you can reach all of it.

More of this one to come. If your family’s home needs to work harder for someone you love, we’d love to connect.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Bruno Cardoso • Colorado Creative Director // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

We kept the ceiling. Almost nothing else survived the questions.This home office had good bones - a coffered ceiling wor...
07/14/2026

We kept the ceiling. Almost nothing else survived the questions.

This home office had good bones - a coffered ceiling worth saving and a wall that always wanted built-ins. Orange-toned cherry, a corner desk built for a 2004 computer tower, finishes pulling in four directions.

The rebuilt room holds one idea: quiet, so the work can happen. Deep blue built-ins wrapping the corner, a walnut top run wall to wall, white oak underfoot, and the coffers repainted so they read as architecture instead of trim.

A renovation isn’t about making a room look new. It’s about deciding what the room was always trying to be.

If your house has a room like this - good bones, wrong decade - send us a note.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Bruno Cardoso • Colorado Creative Director // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

There’s a second kitchen hiding in this photo.Behind what looks like a wall of walnut pantry doors is a full scullery - ...
07/10/2026

There’s a second kitchen hiding in this photo.

Behind what looks like a wall of walnut pantry doors is a full scullery - coffee station, sink, dish storage, the works. The kitchen you entertain in stays calm; the kitchen that works hard stays out of sight.

That’s the thinking we bring to custom homes and remodels in Fort Collins: walnut and brass make it beautiful, but the floor plan decisions make it livable. The mess has a home. The room keeps its composure.

The best rooms keep a secret.

If you’re planning a custom home or a kitchen that has to do both jobs, send us a note. Love to have a first convertation.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

Everyone asks about the tub. The cabinetry is doing the real work.A primary bath gets photographed for the freestanding ...
07/07/2026

Everyone asks about the tub. The cabinetry is doing the real work.

A primary bath gets photographed for the freestanding tub and the brass. But the decision that makes the room livable is the full-height tower between the sinks - bead board fronts, furniture-grade, built so the counters stay clear on a Tuesday morning, not just on photo day.

That’s a rule we design bathrooms around in our custom homes and remodels across Fort Collins: the beautiful stuff earns the photo. The smart stuff earns the next ten years.

Tile makes it pretty. Storage keeps it that way.

If your bathroom photographs well but doesn’t live well - send us a note. First conversation, no bid pressure.

// Design: Hutch Design Build // Photo: Shallyn Michelle // Styling: Hutch Home Co.

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