Aspen Oak

Clean Oak family inspired by the Rocky Mountain Range

  • Primary Origin: Parkwood, Colorado (Est. 1951) — A high-plains suburb near Colorado Springs, nestled just east of the Aspen Valley. Wide skies and crisp mountain air frame a balanced alpine lifestyle. Originally a planned military town, it now reflects open, versatile living.
  • New Jersey Counterpart: Parkwood, NJ (Est. 1972) — A clean-lined South Jersey neighborhood, prized for its walkability and suburban flexibility.
  • Tone: Balanced, versatile, crisp
  • Primary Origin: Maywood, Colorado (Est. 1928) — Located near the edge of the Aspen Valley, this foothill town blends smooth terrain with subtle mountain views. First settled as a ranching hub, it brings mountain calm to everyday life.
  • New Jersey Counterpart: Maywood, NJ (Est. 1894) — A stylish Bergen County borough, blending small-town charm with modern appeal.
  • Tone: Smooth, stylish, modern
  • Primary Origin: Hillwood, Colorado (Est. 1889) — Perched in the Rocky Mountains above the Aspen Valley, this elevated ridge town is surrounded by timber trails, clear skies, and panoramic slopes.
  • New Jersey Counterpart: Hillwood, NJ (Est. 1937) — A tucked-away Central Jersey hamlet shaped by soft elevations, woodland buffers, and timeless quietude.
  • Tone: Crisp, elevated, natural