The MD Design Co is based in Denver CO and our clientele includes new construction, full home remodels, Kitchen and Bath remodels, furnishings and out of state projects from concept to completion.

Our clients are lovers of comfortable living. We strive to bring relaxed, inviting design to your space where you can feel proud of your home and inspired everyday. We gravitate towards colors you would find in nature. Light and Airy is our jam mixed with purposeful moody moments.

Styles that best describe our aesthetic are European Modern, Traditional, Cottage, Spanish Modern, Eclectic and Bohemian. We tend to blend more than one style and have fun with mixing. Form and Function are very important to us and cohesive design throughout your entire home is what we are known for.

Our motto:

A well Designed home is functional, cohesive and inspires you to live your best life. Your home is a reflection of your style, let’s make it shine.

How did you incorporate the Modern Colonial style into your spaces?

Kitchen: It started with the cabinetry. We wanted the space to feel like you stepped back in time while still keeping modern amenities within reach. Our pill shaped island and ogee edging on the countertops allowed the space to feel decades old while the modern faucet, appliances, oversized column refrigeration and layout gave us modern functionality. We also added in smaller details to call to the past like the stone lip ledge for holding every day cooking oils and spices as well as the finish color on our cabinets. We opted for a moody saturated brown/gray that felt timeless paired with a darker wood stain for the island.

Is there a signature element you always use in your designs? What is it in your space?

Kitchen: A highly curated color palette. We typically opt for colors found in nature—shades that do not overstimulate or demand attention. Our goal is to keep the eyes moving and create a space that feels like a warm hug. We consider it a win when a client can’t point to one specific detail, but simply feels that the entire space is perfect.

In this space that is the perimeter cabinet color. We wanted it to blend with the stain color on the island but not be redundant. This moody brown added depth and a vintage luxury we wanted in the heart of the home.

What is your favorite element in your space and why?

Scullery: I would have to say it is the tipping rails and plate rack. Both are meant for function but add a vintage detail that would have been found in a colonial home in your scullery. They both add to the charm I was so hoping to achieve in this room.

What did you include in your space to make it not only look great but also function well?

Scullery: In the Scullery we added a dishwasher and a sink. Some might call this space a butlers pantry but it is technically a scullery. We found that home owners are wanting to add in functional spaces that were popular in different era’s. One of those trending rooms is a scullery and by definition a scullery is for the “mess” while a butlers is for prep and serving. It usually is found behind the main kitchen and acts as the “back kitchen”.