03 Sep Things We Love: Things We Love
Prime Angus Beef from Bootheel 7 Ranch
Fourth-generation Bootheel 7 Ranch relies on family values, land stewardship, and a passion for livestock. The “ranch” half of the family works cattle in Lusk, Wyoming, while the “city” half runs business operations in Parker, Colorado. With a variety of aged prime beef cuts, roasts, and ground beef, Bootheel delivers weekly along Colorado’s Front Range and ships frozen cuts nationwide. Discover what humanely raised, grass-fed beef tastes like.
Prices vary. Consult the website.
bootheel7ranch.com
Natural Luxury by Vendome Press
Rush Jenkins and Klaus Baer, co-founders of WRJ, are known for their singular approach to mountain living. This new release showcases 10 recent projects in the West and exemplifies their signature blend of elegance, luxury, and local context.More than a design portfolio, it’s a book to dream by. Photography by Roger Davies, Matthew Millman, and Eric Piasecki accompanies text by Architectural Digest’s contributing editor David Foxley.
10 x 12 inches
$75
vendomepress.com
Movement by Broadwick Fibers
Colorado textile artist Camille McMurry creates wall hangings using Merino wool that she hand-dyes, felts, and looms into abstracted works that echo the land and sky. Her wallscapes soften spaces and come in a variety of designs, sizes, and color palettes. She has numerous pieces available, ready to hang, and she works with clients on commissions.
84 x 72 inches
$7,500
broadwickfibers.com
Vegan Piñatex Crossbody Bag by Doshi
This clean, minimalist bag has an adjustable strap and an interior spacious enough to hold daily essentials including a wallet, phone, or even a tablet. Made with Piñatex®, a pineapple leaf fiber leather alternative, and premium YKK Excella hardware, the Crossbody offers modern craftsmanship with consciously selected materials, transforming agricultural waste into a durable accessory. Because Piñatex® is made from natural plant fibers, each bag features subtle variations in texture.
10 x 12 inches
$99
doshi.shop
Fine Spirits by Brush Creek Distillery
Brush Creek Ranch in Saratoga, Wyoming, is a relaxing getaway for anglers and weary cityfolk. But it’s also home to an award-winning distillery that has been turning out bourbon, rye, gin, and vodka since 2019. These craft spirits are made with sustainability in mind; the distillery works with local farmers and utilizes surrounding natural resources such as snowmelt water and forged botanicals. Whether straight from the cask or blended, the results are setting a new standard. Order online or visit the distillery for tours and tastings.
XL Pool Bowl by Andi Kovel for ESQUE Studio
Inspired by the forms of tide pools, XL Pool Bowls are hand-blown and formed with a central depression designed to cradle water, petals, fruit, or keepsakes. First blown to fullness, then shaped by drawing the sides and lip inward, the result is a vessel both tactile and visually arresting. A double-ombre finish and layers of color frame the clear midsection, revealing new brilliance from every perspective. In fuchsia or deep lagoon, each bowl is a unique expression of organic imperfection, character, and beauty.
15 x 13 x 6 inches
$1,400
esque-studio.com
The Pillows of Our Fathers by Charles Wooldridge
A testament to Charles Wooldridge’s years of making art, these highly polished brass and aluminum sculptures offer an uncanny sense of weightlessness. Like diaries of the artist’s life, the textured surfaces capture the myriad scars of his worktable, imprinted by pounding sheet metal on the pitted surface. After a lifetime forging utilitarian objects and art alike, Wooldridge says these sculptures are a metaphor that speaks to survival, permanence, and creation.
15 x 7.75 inches
$8,500
wooldridgestudio.com
Chain Bracelet with Inlay Detail by Young in the Mountains
From the earth and hands of Mariele Ivy, artist and founder of Young in the Mountains design studio, comes this combination of 14K yellow-gold, hand-carved links, and a perfect oval inlaid with Number 8 turquoise. Discovered in the early 1900s in Eureka, Nevada, these rare Number 8 stones exhibit a range of colors, a web-like matrix, and extreme hardness. Only available by special order.
$6,520
younginthemountains.com
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