et in southeast Denver, Harvard Square brings a modern mountain sensibility to senior living—balancing the familiarity of a lodge retreat with the comfort of a boutique hotel. The community offers independent and assisted living within a welcoming campus surrounded by open views of the city and foothills.
Goebel Design Group approached the interiors with a “Mountain Modern” vision, layering natural materials and warm tones to evoke ease and belonging. Corridors with lower ceiling heights open dramatically into light-filled common areas, creating a sense of arrival and expansiveness. Coral and woodbine accents complement the surrounding greenery, tying interior palettes to the landscape beyond.
Throughout, textures and materials express both resilience and refinement: wood detailing, soft textiles, and regionally inspired color pairings bring a timeless warmth to each gathering space. The result is a design that feels grounded, gracious, and distinctly Colorado—where residents feel at home from the moment they walk in.
Headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, Watermark currently manages 40 assets in 21 states, including CCRC’s, standalone independent living, assisted living, and memory care communities in addition to Medicare-certified rehabilitation and skilled nursing neighborhoods. Watermark has ownership interests in many of these assets, both on its own and through its development arm, The Freshwater Group.
