“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.

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 had a fantastic time at the Highland House showroom at High Point Market. Of course it was great seeing the new introductions, but our highlight was getting to  talk with Nathan Copeland, President of Highland House. He is so enthusiastic and excited for the evolution of Highland House, and we look forward to witnessing its growth.

We are thrilled to tell you that Nathan will be visiting us here in Denver on November 3rd. We'll be having a Meet & Greet with Nathan in our Hoff Miller Showroom at 2:00pm, and would love to see you all! This will also time out well if you are planning to attend the event with Candice Olson at 3:30 in the Denver Design Center.

Back at Market, we loved all the creative vignettes in the Highland House showroom. We also noticed that color has been reintroduced along with bold patterns and texture.

​After attending the Sherwin Williams Colormix 2017 presentation a couple days ago, it was confirmed that color is going to play a big role in the next year. We are so happy that color is back on the forefront.

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