Delta Designer Spotlight: How Beth Goltz Designs Homes That Work and Wow

When it comes to creating homes that feel both beautiful and easy to live in, designer Beth Goltz has it figured out. As the founder of Beth Goltz Real Estate and Design, she brings a thoughtful and lifestyle focused approach to every project. Her spaces are welcoming, cohesive, and designed for how people actually live.

“I like to create spaces that are comfortable, welcoming, and practical,” Beth says. “I try to make design decisions that match the way my clients live.”

That philosophy shines through in three recent Colorado projects where Beth incorporated Delta Faucet fixtures in ways that feel intentional, elevated, and effortlessly livable.

Design That Starts with Real Life

For Beth, great design always begins with understanding her clients. Whether she is working with a busy family or someone looking to create a calm personal retreat, her goal is to design spaces that are as functional as they are beautiful.

“If they have a family with young kids, I suggest designs that can withstand busy and sometimes messy children,” she explains. “You need to create the design around the way your client lives day to day.”

She also looks beyond individual rooms, thinking through the style of the entire home and even the surrounding environment. This big picture approach helps ensure that every space feels connected and thoughtfully designed.

Three Projects and Three Unique Design Stories

Full Townhome Remodel in Boulder Colorado

Located near the mountains, this Boulder townhome remodel was inspired by natural elements found just outside its doors. Beth leaned into light woods, soft white and gray tones, and modern black accents to create a space that feels grounded yet contemporary.

Delta fixtures from the Trinsic^® collection played a key role in bringing that modern simplicity to life. The clean lines and sleek finishes complement the natural palette while maintaining a polished and functional feel throughout the home.

Kitchen Remodel in Littleton Colorado

This Littleton kitchen remodel was all about honoring the home’s roots. Built in the 1960s, the house naturally lent itself to a mid-century modern influence that Beth leaned into with playful design choices.

“My clients wanted to try something unique rather than a simple solid colored tile,” she shares. The result is a kitchen that feels fresh and personal while still nodding to the home’s original character.

Bathroom Remodel in Longmont Colorado

For this bathroom remodel, the goal was to create a spa inspired retreat with a timeless black and white palette. To keep the space from feeling cold, Beth layered in warmth through wood elements and carefully selected finishes.

“To align with the warm wood, I chose the Champagne Bronze plumbing fixtures and accents,” Beth says. “They really helped bring forward a luxury feeling.”

Mid-century details like hexagonal tile and a vintage inspired vanity added character while Delta Champagne Bronze fixtures tied everything together for a refined and inviting look.

Why Beth Chooses Delta Faucet

Across these projects, Delta Faucet products played an important role in supporting both the look and function of each space. From plumbing fixtures to wall accessories, Beth appreciates the balance of style, quality, and reliability.

“The Delta Faucet products I’ve used have a modern and sleek feeling, which is why I often tend toward suggesting them in my designs,” she says. “I also feel confident that it’s a well-made quality product that my clients will be happy with for many years to come.”

She often gravitates toward finishes like matte black and Champagne Bronze, which feel current yet timeless and work beautifully across a wide range of design styles.

In the Boulder townhome, Beth incorporated the Delta Trinsic^® Monitor^® 17 Series Dual-Function Tub and Shower, Delta Trinsic^® Widespread Bathroom Faucet, and coordinating Trinsic^® accessories including a robe hook and towel bar. Each element was chosen to feel cohesive and intentional within the larger design.

The Power of the Design Details

What truly sets Beth’s work apart is her attention to detail. She carefully considers how materials, finishes, and tones interact, so everything feels seamless.

“When choosing the Delta Champagne Bronze for a plumbing fixture, I’m going to make sure that bronze blends seamlessly with other metals in the room,” she explains. “Or I’ll make sure the wood used for a vanity complements other wood in the space or even in adjoining rooms.”

That level of thoughtfulness is what helps her designs feel elevated and complete.

Designing for Today and for the Future

As both a designer and REALTOR, Beth also encourages homeowners to think about their long-term plans when remodeling.

“If you are doing a remodel with the intention of only being in the home for a few years, think through decisions that will appeal to a broader audience,” she advises. “But if this is your forever home, design it to how you would like it and how you live or want to live.”

At the end of the day, her goal is simple. Create spaces that feel beautiful, functional, and perfectly suited to the people who call them home.

Follow Beth’s latest projects on Instagram at @beth_goltz and stay tuned for more designer spotlights highlighting how Delta Faucet helps bring thoughtful spaces to life.