Coastal Living
Fall 2021
“’Even when a house is new, or perhaps especially if it’s new, I like to bring in as many found objects as I can. That’s what make a house truly unique, when you source things that can’t be easily duplicated somewhere else. Absolutely everything in this house has a story to tell.”
Architectural Digest
March 2018
"When 14-year-old New Yorker Lara Connor moved out of her shared childhood bedroom and into a space of her own, she and her mother - the writer and Vogue contributing editor Marina Rust - couldn't agree on a decorating scheme."
Luxe Interiors + Design
November / December 2020
“For Caulkins, the goal was an enduring style. ‘I really strive to design in a way that is timeless rather than trendy. I’m all about the layers and creating something that feels like it’s been slowly curated with a unique mix of old and new. That’s even more fun to do when I have architecture like this to inspire me.’”
Colorado Homes and Lifestyles
March 2020
“A basic bathroom reno turns into a whole-house refresh and the delightful discovery of bonus space. In design, as in life, isn’t it funny how something can start as one thing, transform into another and ultimately reveal something wholly unexpected? Such was the case for designer Ramey Caulkins when her neighbor from a few doors down (and, coincidentally, the brother of a dear college friend) approached her, seeking advice on a small home project.”
Colorado Expressions
Feb/March 2020
“Imagine an iconic Ralph Lauren advertisement tastefully juxtaposing the rustic with the refined and you’ve grasped the vibe of this enviable log cabin in the Vail Valley.”
5280 Home
Aug/Sept 2019
"Pale-pink walls—the pretty hue is Oriental Lily from Sydney Harbour—provide an effervescent and unexpected backdrop for a space that doubles as a design laboratory and meeting place. ‘It’s so nice to invite people to my office to have coffee and catch up—or to have a commiserating session in an industry that can be very isolating,’ Caulkins says."
HGTV
September 2012
"Ever walk into a house and say, 'I'd never think to put those colors/patterns/fabrics together in one room, but I love it!'? Denver designer, Ramey Caulkins has a houseful of ideas for mixing things up."
Coastal Living
April 2010
"Interior designer Ramey Caulkins was smitten with the house when she learned it had once been decorated by design legend Sister Parish. The needlepoint rug inspired her pink-and-green palette in the dining room.”
Cultivate Magazine
August 2012
"One of my favorite elements of our kitchen is our French limestone floors and countertops. To me, limestone is the ultimate kitchen luxury. I indulge in it because it tells a story, it lives with you and can grow old with you. We have 16” x 16” limestone floors and limestone slab countertops in my kitchen."
Lonny Magazine
Jan / Feb 2013
"In 2004 when designer Ramey Caulkins and her husband, Max, purchased a home on Maine's West Penobscot Bay, on a property surrounded by genteel summer cottages, they wanted to make their residence habitable during the area's cold, implacable winters"
Luxe Magazine
September 2015
"Proving a space can be both functional and beautiful, designer Ramey Caulkins utilizes sleek furnishings and a classic color palette that never tires"
5280 Home
2012 Best of Denver Design Edition
"Fresh Start. Pops of Color encourage a family hangout. After her divorce, Holly Brown needed to lighten the mood in her Polo Club Tudor-inspired home. She tapped interior decorator Ramey Caulkins of Griffin Design Source to help with the transformation."