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DENVER – Colorado Hardscapes has completed its hardscape design center at its Greenwood Village office and showroom.
Located at 9000 E. Chenango Avenue near the intersection of Belleview and Yosemite, the design center is focused on helping decision makers simplify the number of options in architectural exteriors, water features, decorative walls, artisan rock, pools, and exceptional interior concrete to solutions that make sense.
“Colorado Hardscapes takes pride in helping owners, designers, and contractors select ideally-suited materials,” said CEO Torrey DeMasters. “Our new and improved design center features countless samples inside and out and builds on more than 70 years of decorative concrete experience in Colorado.”
Almost 40 different Colorado Hardscapes team members had a hand in building the new display panels, which include some 500+ examples of what is possible in polished, stained, dyed, imprinted, colored, etched, or sandblasted concrete. A set of stairs incorporates illuminated Sandscape steps while the exterior sidewalk and displays feature more than 50 different types of materials weathering in the real world.
“Today’s architectural concrete and hardscapes are limited only by the imagination,” DeMasters said. “Thoughtful conversations about the possibilities in a showroom full of options helps owners, designers, and builders define aesthetics and understand the durability and maintenance requirements of choices that make sense for the situation.”
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