Bev comes from a long family tradition in the building supply business, dating back to 1886 in Lynchburg, Virginia.  In 2000, Bev started Hutter Wholesale, specializing in distinctive architectural hardware and decorative plumbing.  He has been an active member of ASID and KBIS for the past ten years, and the Home Builders Association for 37 years.  Prior to that, he was well-known in the industry as the owner of Interstate Hardware Co. from 1972-1997.

I graduated from Menlo College in the Bay Area, CA in 1993 with a double major in Humanities (History and Philosophy) and Mass Communication. I later received my MBA from the University of Colorado in 2003. My background is in Sales and Marketing. Prior to Hutter Wholesale, I worked in Publishing and Tech related industries. I function as the General Manager for the company; I am also responsible for strategic planning and problem solving as it relates to both our vendors and clients. I’ve been with Hutter Wholesale since 2003.

I have been in the plumbing and hardware business for 28 years. I can help you find the right product for your project.

Nikki Holmlund works part time in our accounting department.

Natalia Smith has a degree in Fine Art from Illinois State University.  She worked at a decorative hardware showroom in Illinois before coming to Denver to work for Hutter Wholesale.  She enjoys working with clients on their projects from start to finish and can appreciate all design tastes.   When she’s not working she loves spending time in the mountains, and going on new adventures.

A native of Virginia, David spent a number of years in Hilton Head, SC before moving to Colorado in 2001.  He has been a salesperson at Hutter Wholesale ever since.

Megan Heaton has a BFA from Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design in interior design with a green area of emphis. She enjoys helping her client chose which product is right for their specific project. Megan was an student intern a year before starting full time and loves the family like atmosphere of Hutter Wholesale.

Matt’s primary focus is establishing personalized, lasting relationships by partnering with trade professionals and their clients. He provides accredited and non-accredited educational product line seminars for architectural firms, interior designers as well as for college students within local interior design programs.

Matt guides clients in the showroom through their product selection process by demonstrating product value based on design criteria and budget and also ensures that selections are appropriate by coordinating job-site visits.

He maintains involvement with trade associations such as the Home Builders Association, American Society of Interior Designers, National Kitchen and Bath Association, Remodelers Council of Metro Denver and the Home Builders Foundation. He also has an interest relating to accessible projects and products that provide support, safety and independence for those aging in place.