​An Alabama native and alumnus of Auburn University’s School of Architecture, Ray Booth launched his career with McAlpine. Moving to New York soon after, he had successful tenures in the offices of such distinguished design talents as John Saladino and Clodagh. A decade later, reuniting with Bobby McAlpine, his former professor, Ray returned to McAlpine as a partner in its interior design firm. These days, Ray divides his time between the firm's Nashville office and its expanded New York office, which allows him to keep one foot in the city and otherin his native south.
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A member of the prestigious AD100 list of top designers, Ray is the author of Evocative Interiors, his bestselling first book published by Rizzoli in 2018. Ray’s received significant recognition from the nation’s most prestigious publications, including covers of Architectural Digest and features in Elle Décor, Veranda, Milieu, Wall Street Journal, and Vogue.com.

7200-06
Knole Sofa

7201-23
Cleft Foot Fauteuil

7202-04/18
Cradle Sofa Series

7203-84
Tete-a-Tete Chaise

7204-29
Zaftig Stool

7204-53
Zaftig M2M Stool

7205-23
Saber Leg Dining Chair

7206-23
Spoon Back Dining Chair

7207-72
Betty Banquette

7208-22
Box Back Bergere Chair

7209-21
Box Back Bergere
​Skirted Chair

7210-52
Split Klismos Bench

7212-45
Knole LAF Sofa

7212-46
Knole RAF Sofa

7212-47
Knole LAF Chaise

7212-48
Knole RAF Chaise

7213-27
Shea Swivel Chair

7214-22
Cradle Wing Chair

7214-29
Cradle Ottoman

7215-21
Taperback Side Chair
w/ Handle

7216-21
Taperback Side Chair

7217-66
Saber Leg Settee

7218-22
Crescent Lounge Chair

7218-29
Crescent Ottoman

7219-23
Conversation Chair

7220-06
Ryder Sofa

7220-24
Ryder Chair

7221-22
Ossein Chair

7205-23
Saber Leg Dining Chair

7206-23
Spoon Back Dining Chair

7211-03
Axis Swivel Counter Stool

7211-04
Axis Swivel Bar Stool

7240/7241/7242-10
Block Dining Table
Base/Tops

7243-10
Pivot Dining Table

7245-70/21/80
Plaited Buffet Base/Tops

7267-10
Russell Cabinet

7268-10
Tansu Chest

7246-10
Carriage Table

7272-10
Scalloped Santos
Rosewood Chest

7272-11
Scalloped Anegre Chest

7277-10
Barstock Tray Table

7280-10
Block Top Cocktail Table

7281-70
Lamina Cocktail Table

7282-10
Lamina Side Table

7283-10
Press Side Table

7284-10
Triad Cocktail/Side Table

7285-10
Strut Side Table

7286-10
Barstock Side Table

7287-10
Rick Box Table

7288-10
Diad Drink Table

7289-10
Plaited Chest

7290-10
Scalloped Side Table

7291-10
Weir Console

7293-10
Barstock Desk

7294-10
Ternary Side Table

7295-10
Stasis Santos Rosewood LSF Side Table

7299-10
Ledge Mirror

7260/7262/7264-10
Shelter Platform Bed Series

7268-10
Tansu Chest

7286-10
Barstock Side Table

7289-10
Plaited Chest

​7295-10
Stasis Santos Rosewood LSF Side Table

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.

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.