Foundry Hotel at Loveland, Colorado by Twenty1Five

ByJon Dykstra Houses

The lobby centerpiece of the hotel is the gorgeous solid walnut live-edge community table with a blackened steel base.

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At Twenty1Five, creativity runs wild while detailed artistry reigns king. At the helm, founder Josh Mabe inspires innovation and leads by example – with a mission to make old things new, originally specializing in reclaimed wood furniture.

Today at Twenty1Five, Josh is joined by architect Brandt Vanderbosch of Vertical Arts and a strong team of skilled craftsmen focused on transforming and customizing entire modern environments.

A view from behind the solid walnut wooden table, revealing the beautiful chandelier and the walls of gray metallic.
A view from behind the solid walnut wooden table, reveals the beautiful chandelier and the walls of gray metallic.
A different view of the table's front reveals two screens mounted on the wall and a light brown ceiling in a line pattern.
A different view of the table’s front reveals two screens mounted on the wall and a light brown ceiling in a line pattern.
The walnut table can be seen clearly beneath the ceiling's intricate horizontal lines, and the two screens are behind it.
The walnut table can be seen clearly beneath the ceiling’s intricate horizontal lines, and the two screens are behind it.
The detailed vertical perspective of the well-crafted table.
The detailed vertical perspective of the well-crafted table.
The detailed image of the crafted walnut table.
The detailed image of the crafted walnut table.
A large glass window behind an inviting orange and brown sofa in the hotel's living room area allows guests to see the nearby buildings.
A large glass window behind an inviting orange and brown sofa in the hotel’s living room area allows guests to see the nearby buildings.
The orange and brown pillows and sofas blend perfectly with the hotel's theme color and the chandelier.
The orange and brown pillows and sofas blend perfectly with the hotel’s theme color and the chandelier.
The blackened end tables, which are made by hand from reclaimed wood, can also be used as a sizable center coffee table to display our distinctive brass inlays.
The blackened end tables, which are made by hand from reclaimed wood, can also be used as a sizable center coffee table to display our distinctive brass inlays.

Elements

  • Community table – waterfall walnut/steel
  • Shou sugi ban coffee table with brass patina inlays
  • Steel computer tables
  • Orange end tables

Twenty1Five was tasked to create a lobby centerpiece within the Foundry Hotel, creating a unique COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENT for the Loveland, Colorado hotel. Commercial fabrication began with a gorgeous solid walnut live-edge community table with a blackened steel base – adding a matching set of blackened steel base quartz-top tables for morning breakfast service and a series of fun-and-funky end tables. Handcrafted from reclaimed timbers, the blackened end tables alternatively serve as a large central coffee table to reveal our unique brass inlays. Signature Twenty1Five orange end tables match perfectly with the color splashes found throughout the hotel.

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Jon Dykstra
Jon Dykstra

Jon practiced law before launching his online publishing career, bringing analytical rigor to everything he builds. Home Stratosphere combines that precision with a lifelong obsession with residential design — architecture, interiors, landscape, and furniture.

His current focus is AI-driven design analysis, using artificial intelligence to study patterns in color, layout, and material choice across thousands of homes. His Personality Type Home Design Guide applies personality frameworks to interior aesthetics, helping readers design spaces that reflect how they actually think and live.

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