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From the North Denver Tribune:

Homeowners: Chandler Remeo and Reed Weimer
Children: Davis, 15; Liliana, 12
Occupation: Artists
Location: Harkness Heights near 44th and Hooker
Budget: $60,000 to renovate kitchen and add half bath
Square footage: 2,500 main; 2,000 basement
Style: 1920 Arts and Crafts bungalow
What makes it pop: Custom craftsmanship and vintage feel
Total renovation time: 6 months, not including 9 years to dream and ‘summon courage.’

“The local artists were careful to adhere to Arts and Crafts style to fit their 1920s bungalow, once called ‘Harkness House’ and home to a commune of urban hippies. They even consulted well-known bungalow book author and expert Jane Powell, who was able to combine a Denver lecture with a visit to the NW Denver home. She helped Reed and Chandler focus on historic correctness, and avoid things like knocking down walls that serve a purpose and make sense to the original bones of the house.”

This home was featured in Issue 56 which can be purchased here.

Click here to read the full article including more shots of the interior.

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