First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe, built in the late 1800s, is a classic display of adobe architecture.
The sandstone cliffs visible from Ghost Ranch inspired a number of Georgia O’Keeffe paintings.
Chimney Rock in Abiquiu, another O’Keeffe favorite
The New Mexico Museum of Art’s adobe exterior keeps it cool in the daytime and warm at night.
A cottonwood tree soaks in the late day sun
The glass walls of Mickey and Jeanne Klein’s sunken living room were designed to offer an unobstructed view and highlight Tears by Kiki Smith.
A view of the Klein’s living room from the outside showcases landscape design by Paula Hayes.
With glass walls and custom wooden millwork, Mickey Klein’s office is (nearly) one with nature.
"Touch the country and you will never be the same." —D.H. Lawrence
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