Wow, they have really collected a lot of great stuff and the rooms come together really well. The craft room is awesome, lucky lady!

Mid-century messy/crafty. I like that, it describes my place perfectly as well. I like the assortment of chairs at your dining table!

I love the exposed beams, the wooden ceiling and how open the space looks! I also really enjoy the rustic touches, the mostly muted colors, the way the light plays throughout the house - and that kitchen is to die for. Gorgeous house, fellow Boulderites!

Wow - what a house! And in Boulder to boot!

This is a great house. I understand why the owners of the house added sky lights. These MCM houses with their large windows and clerestory windows can sometimes look dark because of the wide eaves. My only beef is with the type of floors installed: slate and blonde hardwood. I don't think that's keeping with the style.

Oh, and the decor is great.

Mid-C Frank finds much to love here.

P.S. -- I have the exact same chair that's in the first pic, but in orange.

Love the house. Big fan of mid-century pieces. What type of crown moulding is that? I have similar ceilings, but without crown moulding and find that smoke and sound travel through the gaps.

Love this tour! I'm curious about the orange lounge chair and ottoman. Anyone recognize the designer?

Oh that's so funny, I was going "shouldn't it be MLM?"

*I thought they were Roman numerals

What people do with mid-century decor today is beyond what one saw in the actual mid-century, at least in the average person's home, as I recall (FWIW). Back then, stunning pieces lived in dark rooms on thick rugs, sometimes under plastic. So when people open up an MCM home with light from above, fewer walls, and contemporary floors, IMHO it's an improvement ~ Mid Century Revival in all its glory.

All Catherineholm. I die.

Liz, You have such an amazing eye for great pieces. There are so many amazing pieces in your home.

My only suggestion for this home is regarding furniture placement in the family room. A common mistake people make with large spaces is placing all of the furniture against the walls. This leaves the room looking empty and a little cold, and isn't as functional as it could be. I would move the sofa, coffee table and rug to the center of the room, in front of the fireplace, with the tv and console directly across from the fireplace. I would then place the orange chair and ottoman next to the console (once you move the rug over, you might not really need to move it that much to accomplish this). I would place the rocker directly across from the sofa, closer to the fireplace but facing the sofa. I would move the bench that is currently on the wall next to the couch over to where the couch is now in front of the windows, and would replace it with the glass front cabinet that is next to your bookcases. This arrangement would allow you to comfortably enjoy both the fireplace and tv from the couch, and would create a really nice conversation area. It would really go a long way to make the space look more cozy.

Thank you so much for sharing your home. It's such an amazing space and your furnishing and art are so unique and beautiful! I really loved this tour!

My favourite tour in a long, long time. Beautiful! And so calm.

Thx for sharing! That was amazing.

Definitely one of my favourites in a long, long time. Thank you for sharing your home with us!

This neighborhood is full of gems that at one time had roofs popped, houses scraped and replaced with McMansions and otherwise ruined the beauty of this mid-century area. I am SO HAPPY to see a house retain many of it's original features yet get updated. And love the craft room. Wish I still lived by Ideal Market, Liz. I'd meet you for a stitch and bitch.

Can you please give me details about your hardwood floors? Are they white oak or red oak and what kind of finish (oil or water based poly?). I'm refinishing my floors next week and want them EXACTLY like these! thanks