The best home & garden pros in Larimer County

Amish Showroom is Northern Colorado’s exclusive Simply Amish dealer, with a huge range of styles, woods, and hand-applied finishes you can tailor to your space.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, September 17, 2026

Fossil Creek Nursery has the native and xeric plants your water bill will actually respect, plus trees, shrubs, perennials, soils and tools on a sprawling 15-acre spread. Their nursery pros host classes and offer design help, so you can dial in a gorgeous, low-maintenance yard this week.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, October 7, 2026

When you're ready to swap squeaky appliances for seriously capable ones, Specialty Appliance has a hands-on showroom loaded with premium ranges, panel-ready refrigeration, and laundry gear, plus knowledgeable consultants who actually listen and help plan the whole setup so your remodel runs smooth.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, September 10, 2026

Appliance retailer for refrigerators, washing machines & dishwashers, plus mattresses.

If your couch is staging a silent protest, swing by Forma Furniture for modern pieces that look clean and feel ridiculously good, from Stressless ergonomic recliners to solid-wood dining by Skovby and Copeland. Their in-store design pros can help you dial in a living room that actually lives.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, October 20, 2026

Retailer selling a variety of furniture, including outdoor pieces, plus home-decor items & artwork.

HW Home is a Colorado-grown furniture spot with a curated mix of sofas, dining tables, lighting, rugs, and one-of-a-kind pieces sourced from around the world. This week, if your living room has big main-character energy but zero cohesion, their design services can pull it together beautifully, custom closets included.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, October 15, 2026

Highlands Furniture & Decor pairs American-made quality with Amish craftsmanship and a huge menu of custom options, from performance fabrics to solid wood stains, so your sofa, dining set, or office actually fits your life. Pop into the Loveland showroom this week for ideas, guidance, and that just-right piece.

From the Loveland newsletter, October 9, 2026

Family owned since 1972, The Cupboard is that rare shop where you can geek out over quality knives, snag specialty foods and home décor, and even get your blades professionally sharpened.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, September 9, 2026

Roughing It In Style in Fort Collins has furniture that feels right when you sit in it, lighting that changes the room, and barnwood cabinets plus Amish hardwood pieces that actually last. Chat their design team, they’ll sketch and measure so your space fits your life, reclaimed or new.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, October 1, 2026

Weekend project spiraling?

From the Fort Collins newsletter, September 2, 2026

If sticker shock is killing the remodel vibe, Ben’s Repurposed Cabinetry rescues high-end, gently used cabinets and appliances, then sells them for a fraction of new. Sets drop almost daily and go fast, so locals snag deals quickly... and if you recycle through them, they’ll even uninstall your old ones for free.

From the Loveland newsletter, October 16, 2026

High-end chain with stylish & traditional furniture & home accessories, plus design services.

Furniture showroom chain featuring sofas, bedroom sets, mattresses, home decor & outdoor fixtures.

Hughes Kitchen & Bath has a no-stress showroom packed with professional-grade fixtures, cabinets, and trending styles, plus consultants who guide you from first idea to delivery and follow-up. Planning a remodel or new build this week? Their plumbing and HVAC savvy keeps the pretty stuff practical.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, August 29, 2026

If your living room still feels like a furniture first draft, Change Everything - Furniture & Design Solutions pairs beautiful pieces with real design help, including custom sofas and even cat-friendly design. This week, make a plan, pick the goods, and finally get a home that feels finished.

From the Fort Collins newsletter, September 24, 2026