Colorado Homes & Lifestyles, January/February 2007
At Home With Steve & Jenni Sonnen

Colorado Homes & Lifestyles came to the home of Tesoros owners, Steve & Jenni Sonnen, and presented some of the things that make their house a home.
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5280 Magazine, June/July 2005
Top of the Town Edition

Top Home Furnishings, Reader's Choice

‘This eclectic shop has something for everyone. In the market for a show-stopping dining set? Or perhaps rustic accessories for your home away from home? Head to Tesoros.


5280 Magazine, June/July 2005
Top of the Town Edition


Top Home Accessories, Reader's Choice

If you're into mountain-rustic, this is your shop. Tesoros features one-of-a-kind furniture made out of reclaimed wood and wrought iron, as well as comfy chairs and lots of the standard fare: candles, pots, picture frames, books and blankets.


5280, June/July 2004
Top of the Town Edition

BEST HOME FURNISHINGS, READER'S CHOICE

'Tesoros is the rare furniture store that can mix Mexican pieces,
Southwestern ideas, and the ruggedness of the Colorado Front Range without
being cheesy. Each piece displayed in this log cabin showroom is a unique
design - think stone, leather, ironwork, and copper - and everything is
well-crafted and temptingly priced.'


Mountain Connection, February 2004
Best of the Mountains Edition

BEST RETAIL STORE

'Tesoros is a 'WOW' store. It is a renovated log building in Indian Hills
full of spectacular furniture, art and household items gathered by owners
Steve and Jenni Sonnen.'


The Denver Post, January 25, 2004
'What's in Store'

Indian Hills Home Store a Trove of Hand-Crafted Treasures

'Browsing through this Santa Fe-inspired home store is like taking a
mini-vacation from city strip malls and shopping centers. Tesoros - meaning
"treasures" in Spanish - specializes in hand-crafted furniture, artwork, and
home accents.'


Westword, March 27, 2003
Best of Denver Edition

"BEST UNIQUE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS - TESOROS"

"The log building that houses Tesoros was once a trading post, among other things. That seems appropriate, considering the upscale store now trades in modern cultural artifacts: Rugs and blankets, pottery, antiques and rustic accents compete to catch a shopper's eye, and tribal touches brighten many of Tesoros wares, from furniture to lighting fixtures and garden accessories. Just moved to town and really want to dig into that Western vibe? Head for the Hills - or head to www.tesorosltd.com"


Cowboys & Indians,
June 2003

". . . Tesoros is a new home-furnishings boutique specializing in handcrafted goods that blend Spanish and southwestern influences. At Tesoros, you'll find beautifully handcrafted works and many one-of-a-kind pieces for the home and garden, ranging from rich, copper tables and lush leather chairs to vintage iron gates and stone tables. Make a trip to Tesoros . . . and add rustic style to your home."


Architecture & Design of the West,
Spring 2003

Elegant yet rustic, one-of-a-kind, and limited edition furniture and accessories are featured at Tesoros. Housed in the historic Trading Post, the collection of uncommonly beautiful pewter, blown-glass objects, and hand-carved furniture celebrates Old Mexico. "We work with small family enterprises who create unique pieces such as tables and consoles fashioned from antique doors," says Steve Sonnen, co-owner of Tesoros, which is Spanish for treasures. Well-suited to Colorado's comfortable style, pieces retain a certain roughness, tempered by the fine touch of generations of artisans.


Canyon Courier,
August 14, 2002

"Tesoros Ltd. Promises to be more than just another furniture store. The home furnishings and accessories are mostly 'elegantly rustic' and include hard-to-find Spanish Colonial pieces. Several roomfuls of hand-crafted items - both antique and brand-new - are the result of numerous trips around the states and Mexico in search of talented artisans. Most come from families that have been making their particular products for years. Tesoros means treasures in Spanish, and treasures are spaced throughout the place."