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Boulder Mag: Fortezza Ristorante
Posted on October 13, 2026
Fortezza Ristorante brings the romance of Northern Italy to NiwotBy Kate JonuskaThis profile published in the October/November edition of Boulder Magazine. Pressing your way into downtown Boulder for chef-inspired fine dining, often fighting traffic and hunting for parking, can make a special night out feel like a commute. Heading out of the city through the […]
H&G Review: Dopamine Design
Posted on October 13, 2026
A design theory—messy and bold—for sensory inputby Kate Jonuska DESIGN BOOKS rarely come with a suggested soundtrack, but “Dopamine Design: Creating a Home That Makes You Happy” is intentionally unconventional, arguing that homes should be highly personalized and multisensory experiences, and that colorful, bold authenticity in the home can inspire more joy in life at […]
H&G Review: The Art of Less
Posted on October 13, 2026
An exploration of minimalism with intentionby Kate Jonuska SHARPEN YOUR SENSES, readers, and open your minds to the artistic clarity and power embodied in “The Art of Less: An Exploration of Essence.” Both experts in minimalism in modern art and design, authors Sarah Dorweiler and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen blow away stereotypes about clean lines and neutral […]
Boulder Mag: Odd Rabbit
Posted on July 1, 2026
Denver restaurateurs bring playful Asian cuisine to East BoulderBy Kate Jonuska This article published in the Summer 2026 edition of Boulder Magazine. While still young and hip, the married duo of chefs who own and run the new Odd Rabbit sushi and noodle house have no need to prove themselves. Ariana and Chris Teigland’s first […]
Boulder Mag: Martini’s Bistro
Posted on June 1, 2026
A legacy of hospitality in LongmontImages: Chris Marley This article originally published in the Spring/Summer 2026 edition of Boulder Magazine. Built in the 1890s and once home to Longmont founder Charles Pace, the Victorian that houses Martinis Bistro has witnessed more than a century of Colorado and local history. Over the more than two decades […]
Boulder Mag: Ajax Tavern
Posted on February 13, 2026
From the Slopes to The HillOriginally published in the Spring 2026 edition of Boulder MagazineBy Kate JonuskaPhotos Brock DuPont Located in The Little Nell at the bottom of the Silver Queen gondola and serving upscale tavern food slope-side, the original Ajax Tavern has long been one of Aspen’s hottest après-ski destinations. This year, however, the […]
H&G Review: Kitchen Garden Living
Posted on February 1, 2026
A book—and lifestyle—aimed at sharing joy one veggie at a timeby Kate Jonuska SOME GARDENING BOOKS are meant to be reference material, full of facts and tips that are consulted often over the years. Others focus on gorgeous photography that inspires as much as it educates. While it certainly contains both loads of expert instruction […]
H&G Review: The Art of the Clash
Posted on February 1, 2026
Creating complexity in your home that mimics real lifeby Kate Jonuska SOPHIE VON OERTZEN WILLIAMSON understands there is immense beauty in the mundane, meaning day-to-day life. In design, however, the mundane connotes bland spaces devoid of meaning, intention and personality, and, as a designer, Von Oertzen Williamson counters this mundanity by integrating eclectic and even […]
