Parkside Villa

Boulder, Colorado / Residential

Collaborators

MK Construction

Ascent Group

The Sanitas Group

Vonderhaus

Interior Design by Studio B

James Florio

Nestled in a rural Boulder neighborhood, Parkside Villa is a complete transformation of an existing 9,100-square-foot residence. An ambitious remodel that reimagines the home as a sophisticated yet welcoming retreat for an active family. While the existing foundation and much of the framing were preserved, every other element was redefined. The original wood and stucco siding gave way to a refined exterior palette of linear brick and Thermory cladding, setting the tone for the home’s fusion of modern and mid-century influences.

The interior is a lively canvas adorned with refined details and is illuminated by an abundance of natural light. The seamless combination of contemporary materials and mid-century aesthetics creates an ambiance of elegance and energy.

Sustainability was integral to the remodel, with a rooftop photovoltaic array paired with a whole-house battery backup system. Material selections, brick, steel, and walnut, add a touch of luxury, while large openings and thoughtful spatial connections flood interiors with natural light.

With the inclusion of the brick screened Zen garden, a large pool, and a dedicated art studio, Parkside Villa presents opportunities for both tranquility and activity. It offers a balanced lifestyle, where homeowners may find solace in the peaceful Zen garden, engage in water-based recreation by the pool, and foster their artistic passions in the dedicated art studio.

Warm walnut siding paired with brick and steel detailing, highlighting the home’s mid-century-inspired geometry.

Modernized Boulder home with linear brick, Thermory cladding, and expansive windows, framed by fresh landscaping.

Floor-to-ceiling glass wall opening to a serene courtyard with a patterned brick privacy wall, Japanese maple tree, gravel accents, and sculptural concrete chairs.

Streamlined kitchen with a large black stone island, integrated sink and cooktop, walnut cabinetry, built-in appliances, and three modern barstools.

Contemporary dining space featuring a long black table with ten chairs, a walnut-paneled accent wall with open shelves, and a cluster of glass pendant lights above.

Modern office space viewed through large sliding glass doors, with custom shelving, track lighting, and two sculptural swivel chairs. Warm wood soffits and a textured brick privacy wall frame the exterior.

Nighttime view of the home’s courtyard, highlighting a dramatic screen wall of evenly spaced brick openings, upper-level windows revealing art inside, and soft uplighting accentuating the landscaping.

vening view of Parkside Villa’s exterior, showcasing a mix of horizontal wood cladding, light brick, and expansive glass walls. A recessed courtyard features two white lounge chairs, framed by landscaped plantings and warm architectural lighting.