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This ia a reproduction of my watercolor I painted after my visit to Santa Fe. I believe it was on Canyon Road. and one of the most illustrated spots in the town. THe print is mounted and matted and ready to slop into a standard size 11x14 inch frame. It will be gift wrapped. and shipped from one or two days.
The El Rey Court offers Southwestern decor and Texan hospitality just off Highway 66.
The Santa Fean influence, combined with our client visions, allows us to craft truly unique homes that stand the test of time.
Curious about what makes Santa Fe's Canyon Road Arts District so special? Here, we share several reasons to visit Canyon Road, from its amazing galleries to its yummy restaurants and charming atmosphere. If you're visiting Santa Fe, make sure to explore Canyon Road.
Image 28 of 30 from gallery of House in Cumbres de Santa Fe / Landa Suberville. Floor Plan First Floor
Photo 14 of 20 in An Airy Artistic Haven in Rancho Santa Fe Lists for $5.5M. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes. From midcentury modern to prefab housing and renovations, these stylish spaces suit every taste.
terra cotta and blue doors and windows, santa fe
Please indulge me. It's a small house but not miniature. The work of friends in Taos, New Mexico. New Mexico, United States Made me laugh when Englishwoman Mitchy Moo kiddingly complained about warm weather. Maybe switch to adobe for a few weeks... xo to all CM
These properties are no mirage
Today on the blog, a home tour of a traditional adobe home in New Mexico, carefully furnished with a mixture of antiques and traditional crafts.
Photo 1 of 20 in An Airy Artistic Haven in Rancho Santa Fe Lists for $5.5M. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes. From midcentury modern to prefab housing and renovations, these stylish spaces suit every taste.
It’s not every home that gets this much attention, but this one that was featured on the Newport Harbor Home Tour was hard not to love.
A nicho in an adobe wall houses an image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Santa Fe, New Mexico
This beautiful Pueblo-style tiny home is a 535-square foot pied-à-terre located in a historic, private-gated compound in old world Santa Fe, New Mexico. The home is a one bedroom, one bath home, featuring an outdoor patio, a kiva fireplace, built in bancos with custom cushions, polished pine floors, and a Mexican tile
Today I started looking at homes from the incredibly beautiful artist enclave of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Admittedly all of these images aren't from homes in Santa Fe, but they all fall under the same spell of this gorgeous asthetic: The rug, the lanterns, the simple adornments and of course THAT CUPBOARD. Love the steps and the rounded corners on all of the walls, and the alcoves... The colors are so vibrant! Although this room is pretty empty and appears to be staged for a sale, I liked this modern, cleaner take on the design... This room and the next one are from a beautiful boutique hotel, The Inn of the Five Graces. I like all of the turquoise elements in the room above, which Santa Fe is known for. Pretty amazing ceiling, right? Another "clean" version of Santa Fe style. Notice all of the great art...I would think my design preferences couldn't help but be heavily influenced by all the incredible talent! A collection of rakes? They get credit for being original! That chest at the foot of the bed is lovely. I don't think I'll ever live in New Mexico - although you never know what the future holds! If I do, I'll hang some chilies just like this... Santa Fe in the Fall...gorgeous! Have you ever been to Santa Fe? I'm ready to hop on a plane - it would be the ideal girls' weekend destination. I've got it: We can have a blogger conference there! Who's free next week??? :) Click here for sources and more Santa Fe Style inspiration
Taking a day trip from Santa Fe to visit its many hot springs is a must! Santa Fe loves its landscapes and has found ways to preserve these natural wonders while allowing visitors to experience their magic. With the cool temperatures of New Mexico, and the snow cover on the mountains, you would think the water is too cold to be enjoyable. Lucky for you, the heat of the Earth’s core warms it, creating a wonderfully relaxing soak. Not to mention some of the most gorgeous views you’ve ever seen to complement this unique experience. Read below about the 6 hot springs near Santa Fe that you must add to your list of things to do in Santa Fe. San Antonio Hot Springs The San Antonio Hot Springs is either a .7-mile hike or a 5-mile hike depending on the time of year and road conditions, which you can find out online. In the winter, it may be a longer hike, but they’ll be less foot traffic. As you approach the last part of the trail, you’ll see the bubbling stream and steam rising. It only gets better from there, with tiered, cascading pools and, as you climb higher up, the water gets even warmer. Plus, the beautiful mountainside to look at. Even in the winter, it’ll feel warmer than a hot tub and make changing back into clothes so much easier. Spence Hot Springs Spence Hot Springs is one of the most popular of the 6 hot springs near Santa Fe. It is less than a 1-mile hike up some steep terrain. There are two pools and the top one even has a small case that you can sit in. The water’s temperature isn’t as warm as the San Antonio Hot Springs, and depending how cold it is, it can feel a little bit colder. However, the cave is very refreshing with a steamy sauna. Related Posts: Santa Fe Day Trip in the Jemez Mountains Jemez Hot Springs If you’re wanting to experience the hot springs without worrying about hiking beforehand, pop into Jemez Hot Springs, where the natural minerals in the water are thought to have health benefits as they’re absorbed into the skin. They take walk-ins and have several pools with views of the river and the mesa. Ojo Spa Resorts Ojo Spa Resorts in Santa Fe harvests water from Ojo’s own natural aquifer. Choose from personal-sized thermal pools or their Olympic-sized saltwater pool, plus their spa treatments rooted in Eastern traditions that use Southwestern ingredients, like prickly pears and blue corn. You can also book a room or a casita and eat dishes that use fresh ingredients from their personal farm that are native to the Southwestern region at their on-site restaurant, Blue Heron. The experience you’ll have soaking in a huge pool as you gaze out on the neighboring lake that is only feet away will be the highlight of your trip as you visit some (or all) of the 6 hot springs near Santa Fe. Ten Thousand Waves Resort Book your choice of private, Japanese-style hot tub, sauna, shower and changing room at Ten Thousand Waves Resort. You can also choose from a variety of massages and skincare treatments that come with unlimited soaking time in the Grand Bath, comprised of a pool, a wet/dry sauna, and even a cold plunge area. The resort harvests their mineral-rich water from an underground well that is over 900-feet deep. Their on-site restaurant, Izanami, proudly serves locally raised, organic meat, as well as gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian items. They even have a fryer dedicated only to gluten-free items, so you don’t have to skip out on the tasty fried foods on their menu! Book one of the Japanese-inspired Houses of the Moon for unlimited access to the Grand Bath and the proximity of the spa. Related Posts: 103+ Things to Do & Date Night Ideas in Santa Fe for Couples 6 Hot Springs Near Santa Fe, New Mexico: Final Thoughts You might think Santa Fe wouldn’t have so many beautiful sources of water because of its reputation of being surrounded by hot, dry deserts. In reality, there are 6 hot springs near Santa Fe! Whether you want to be in solitude with nature or a spa resort is more your speed, New Mexico has what you need. Make it a priority to include at least one of these 6 hot springs on your list of things to do in Santa Fe.
