We're beyond thrilled to introduce our latest furniture and accessory line, Selamat Designs. Pronounced "sell-ah-met", Selamat is a warm greeting, a welcome, a thank you; the "Aloha" of Southeast Asia where many of their products are manufactured.

Justina Blakeney is the multidisciplinary designer behind the New York Times best-selling books, The New Bohemians and The New Bohemian Handbook, the award-winning design blog, Jungalow.com.
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​Her wild bohemian style celebrates color, pattern and plans, and inspired her two million online followers to let their creativity run free. 

Selamat has created an editorial capsule collection inspired by Florence Broadhurst, the famed 20th century Australian wallpaper and textile designer, fearless globetrotter and iconic style maven. In a time that embraced color blocking and minimalist design, Broadhurst launched a daring venture -- a luxury, hand-printed wallpaper business filled with striking geometric prints, bright chinoiserie themes, and oversized nature-inspired motifs. 

.... And last but not least, we love their commitment to the future. Selamat sources sustainably-managed materials like rattan, jute, FSC-certified teak and mahogany, and prioritize the heritage, ecosystems and economies of their skilled artisans. 

"We respect the fragility of our planet, so every Selamat piece is responsibly manufactured to last for decades, from our family to yours"

We encourage you to come in to our showroom to see, sit & feel Selamat -- and invite you to experience the calm that we felt the first time we experienced Selamat at High Point Market.

Selamat has made all our hygge dreams come true!

With its rich cultural roots, the city of Vienna remains a city of intrigue and inspiration, fused with traditional and modern influences. Located in the eastern part of Austria, close to the borders of the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary, Vienna has long been regarded as the City of Music having been home to composers such as Brahms and Strauss, and from the late 19th century to the 1930s, the city was a centre of high culture and modernism. 

From this rich history, Century draws inspiration for its newest collection, Vienna. Influenced by the angular and more geometric forms of Austrian deco, the collection in infused with classic elements and details yet blended with a more modern approach. The sum is a graphic and artistic collection that works well in both modern and classic rooms allowing for a complete freedom of interpretation.

"Today's consumers are living much more casually," says Chad Philips, Director of Century's Casegoods division. "They are looking for pieces that can blend well into any style of room. Some of these pieces will push the design to a much more modern place, while others are grounded in a much more classic aesthetic. This flexibility of design coupled with our ability to custom finish according to the consumer's style makes Vienna a perfect collection for today's customer."

"Vienna brings together the best of what Century offers," says Comer Wear, VP of Marketing for Century Furniture. "From the designs and craftsmanship to the range of finishes and materials, there are so many ways one could use these pieces. In our own display, we showcase how it can be graphic and bold utilizing black and white finishes with punches of color, as well as a more demure urban look, featuring our wood tone cerused finishes."

In mid-April, we ventured to High Point Market with the majority of our Hoff Miller crew. We had a fabulous time reconnecting with long-time friends and work associates, and we met some lovely new faces. We also had the pleasure of viewing the new collections our manufacturers have just released, while meeting the designers who've worked so hard creating their collections and putting their vignettes together at market.

While at High Point Market, we tend to have "market moments", which we've defined as those special times where we may become giddy, shell-shocked, hearts racing, or we may get touchy-feely with a fabric... you get the picture! While we all had our own "market moments" around town, our biggest collective moment was in Suzanne Kasler's space.

“It’s no secret that Highland House loves to make bold color statements. Yet we also have an appreciation for the softer side of color, which is evident in the way we present a wide variety of neutrals and naturals."
- Lee Belmore, Highland House creative director

One of our favorite aspects of Highland House is their wonderful designer collections. Barrie Benson, a Charlotte-based interior designer and Courtney and Randy Tilinski, designers/owners of renowned Atlanta lifestyle boutique Bungalow Classic, truly showcase their talent, style, and passion in their collections.

So -- are you ready to join us for Launch Spring Market at the Denver Design District?! We know you'll love meeting Nathan, and getting a special glimpse of this fantastic, American furniture manufacturer.

Century has recently launched (and already expanded) an easy-to-use custom case visualizer. If you know Century, then you know they have many wonderful programs that make it easy to customize their products. From upholstery to dining, and now these beautiful custom cabinets.

This tool is great for helping you and your clients visualize your selections in 3D. Keep in mind that the visualizer only shows a small selection of the extensive finishes available.

​Check out our step by step guide below and then go on ahead and give it a try! The link to the visualizer is at the end.

As Denver grows, and becomes an ever-so-popular place to live, there is a growing need for furniture suitable for smaller spaces. Millennials are enjoying city living, Boomers are downsizing, and multi-family housing is trying to keep up with it all.

The Hoff Loft, located on our second floor, is a representation, not only of smaller scaled furnishings, but of fresh design within varying price points and time frames. We are excited to provide more unique and innovative options to designers than what the big box stores have to offer. The loft's overall feel encompasses a fun, textural, warm, hygge (hoo-gah) home.

What do we mean by hygge? If you haven’t heard of the term yet, this is our take on this popular buzzword. Hygge is a Danish term that has no direct translation. It is more of a feeling... and that feeling is home, cozy, happy, warmth, family, softness. This feeling is one of the ways the Danish make it through their long, cold winters, and being one of the happiest places in the world, the rest of us are paying attention.

Tying this feeling back into smaller living spaces, we believe the two go hand in hand. Smaller, more intimate spaces create the perfect backdrop for hygge to happen, and that is exactly what you'll experience in the Hoff Loft.

You'll find warm drinks here in the winter, and refreshing drinks in the summer. You’ll hear fun, yet calming music while smelling freshly baked cookies (oh wait, we’ve always done that here!).

You’ll find furnishings, accessories, lighting, and artwork perfectly scaled for your loft or small space. But most of all, you’ll want to hang out for a while and feel the hygge around you. We welcome you to stay a while.

"We once tried to start a T-shirt business, an ice-cream business and a meat-pie business, but at the end of the day, woodworking seemed to stick," says John Ketchum, explaining Denver's New Collar Goods, the furniture business he founded with his wife, Deana.