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The 2026 Top Architects list by Colorado Homes & Lifestyles just dropped, and we are honored to be part of it.

Thank you to @coloradohomesmag for the recognition and to the clients, builders, and collaborators who trust us to create places people love to live in.

Good design is always a team effort.

Big thank you to @davidmarlowphotography for the amazing shots. by @forumphi

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Bold. Sophisticated. Unforgettable.⁠
This stunning bathroom design brings architecture and interior design together seamlessly, with sleek black finishes that elevate every detail. From the dramatic tilework to modern lighting, every element was chosen to make a powerful statement. Proof that moody tones can feel just as luxurious as they do daring.⁠
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Architect: @forumphi⁠
Interior Designer: @hfgdesigninc⁠
Builder:@db_structural_design⁠
Photographer: @dallasandharrisphoto⁠
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Honored to be included on the Mountain Living Top Interior Designers list for 2026. This kind of recognition reminds us why we do what we do, designing spaces that feel rooted in their environment and built to last.

We are grateful to @mountainlivingmag for this recognition and to the clients, consultants, builders, and makers whose collaboration makes this work possible.

Interior Design: @forumphi
Custom Cabinets: @roaringforkwoodco
Plumbing: @waterworks
Tile and Stone: @decorativematerials
Photography: @dallasandharrisphoto
Editorial: @mountainlivingmag by @forumphi

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Each year, the Design et al International Design and Architecture Awards celebrate the most accomplished work in architecture and interior design from around the world. This year’s program, which marked the awards’ 20th anniversary, drew entries from 50 countries, and more than 700 guests from across the globe attended the celebration.

We are thrilled to share that Forum Phi received the International Award for Best Living Space, Americas.

To our clients, our team, and every craftsperson who helped bring this work to life, thank you. None of this happens without you, and we are so grateful. by @forumphi

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11 days ago

@designetal are delighted to reveal the winners of The International Design & Architecture Awards 2026.

The winners were revealed at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London, on Friday 11 September 2026. This year was another huge year for the Awards. A massive 117,793 votes were counted and verified, over 76,500 hours of engagement over all shortlisted projects.

Congratulations to @forumphi who was Awarded the 2026 Living Space - Americas Award.

You can view the full list of the 2026 winners by following the link in our story.

Interior Designer: @forumphi

Architect: James Ford

Construction: Clearwater Construction Management

Associated: Albright & Associates

Photography: @dallasandharrisphoto

#designetal #awardwinner #luxuryinteriordesign #thedesignawards #luxuryresidence by @forumphi

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Slopeside Modern by architect James Ford and interior designer Courtenay Wright of Forum Phi, recognized by Design et al for its thoughtful integration of architecture, interiors, and mountain living. by @forumphi

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Behind the scenes…stone, wood, and a lot of material testing as we refine the palette for this exciting project, stay tuned! by @forumphi

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Long before the first pour, Alpine Solace was taking shape. The wood, steel, board-formed walls, and courtyard were all worked through in the digital model before construction ever started.

These renderings show how we work through a project before it’s built - testing the design, materials, and how the spaces come together, then comparing that vision to what’s actually happening on site. by @forumphi

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Our Partner Andrew Dillon recently visited Porto, Portugal, and affirmed that buildings endure not because they were built once, but because they are cared for across generations.

On his final day, Andrew walked nearly eleven miles without an itinerary, tracing centuries-old churches through streets that intertwine and structures that rise atop one another. He says: “What stayed with me were the blue and white tiled facades. The level of detail and care, even on the most common of structures, was incredible.”

It confirmed how we practice at Forum Phi: a home is never truly finished at handover. It is a multigenerational commitment, intentionally designed to be lived in, maintained, and passed on. by @forumphi

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With multiple trades racing to the end of the construction deadline, the site is buzzing. Waterproofing, drywall, radiant tubing, lighting, and mechanical installation are all happening simultaneously to stay on schedule. None of it happens by accident. It is the payoff of a dedicated team and their meticulous planning for months before anyone picked up a tool. by @forumphi

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Our Lead Visual Artist, Elena Pilar, recently visited the Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Spain, one of the world’s most iconic works of architecture, and still under construction more than a century after it began.

Instead of a hushed cathedral, she found something unexpectedly alive: children laughing, visitors moving through the forest of columns, in constant awe, and a building that feels both historic and unfolding in real time. She says:
“The energy was electric with visitors playing in colorful shadows cast in rainbow light from the stained glass windows. Every detail is symbolic. You can spend hours just looking up and still miss something.”

Nature, math, and emotion - held together in stone. by @forumphi

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A kitchen reimagined as the ceremonial heart of a residence. Natural materials ground the space in warmth, texture, and authenticity, creating an environment that deepens in meaning with every season lived inside it. The finest ingredient, as ever, is the gathering itself. Designed by Forum Phi in collaboration with Osage. by @forumphi

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