By Angela Harris

03/11/2026

When it comes to hiring, I believe finding the right people goes beyond skills and experience. At TRIO, we look for people who are curious, collaborative, and share our belief that design can make a meaningful impact.

I recently shared more about our approach to building a team with Business of Home. Read the full article: https://businessofhome.com/articles/what-are-your-tips-for-hiring-new-employees

01/11/2026

A thoughtfully designed coffee corner makes mornings after daylight savings a little easier. ☕️

Project: Willow Wood
Photography: Eric Lucero Photography

29/10/2026

28/10/2026

We're excited to see our Sorella at Loretto Heights project featured in Forbes! The article highlights how our team used layered shades of green to bring depth and character to this inviting amenity space. Read the full feature!

See how TRIO Design layers green paint colors and brick in a Denver lounge to create a studied but inviting look.

26/10/2026

With daylight saving time approaching, we'll soon be spending more of our evenings indoors. It's a good reminder of why designing around natural light matters. It helps regulate our circadian rhythms, making it an important part of creating interiors that support our well-being.

23/10/2026

I've always been curious about what happens when we stop designing for what's expected and start questioning what's possible. Some of the most meaningful ideas come from challenging the way we've always done things, and I believe that's where real innovation begins.

What is one design convention you think deserves to be challenged?"

21/10/2026

In a competitive market, thoughtful spaces can make all the difference. By first understanding the people who will experience them, we can create environments that feel personal and have a distinct sense of place, rather than simply following design trends.

20/10/2026

I've always believed that the spaces we live in should tell a story about who we are. In my own home, every piece of art holds personal meaning, creating a space that feels like a true reflection of me.

14/10/2026

What makes a piece of art resonate with us? Research in neuroaesthetics shows how the context surrounding a piece, along with our memories and experiences, can shape our response to it. As a designer, I see that as part of art’s power in a space - beyond its visual impact, it can evoke emotion and give a room a deeper sense of identity.

13/10/2026

A fall afternoon spent taking in art, inspiration, and the beauty of Aspen. 🍂