Santa fe kitchen

The elements in our homes have been trending more toward the organic and natural for the last few years. This earthy renaissance has given rise to a new power player: terracotta. This humble material is proving that it can transform any modern kitchen floor (and more) with its Old World Charm.

An eclectic, whimsical spin on the European farmhouse in a historic home remodel that reflects the maximalist, color-loving heart of the homeowners. Interior Design by Meet West Studio.

We like our lighting like this zellige backsplash: au naturel. Design | 📸: emilytartaglia

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Elemental cement, vibrant and variegated With a light, brick-red hue and matte finish, Color One Cotto Red 2x8 Matte Cement Tile is a fresh, scaled-down riff on subway tile; the 2-by-8-inch format lends itself to a variety of patterns. The terracotta-like warmth of this tile is only part of its appeal. The process of hand-pouring pigment directly into wet cement results in intriguing surface variations and enhanced shading possibilities. Artisanal heritage No two nuanced, hand-hewn tiles…

Simplicity and elegance Make a visual and artisanal statement with our Kanbina Mustard 5x18 Crackle Glossy Ceramic Mosaic, a versatile mosaic featuring six slender tiles stacked to form a classic subway format. A glossy, crackled surface shines in varying tones of rich, ochre. This mesh-backed mosaic lends itself to versatile installations and works beautifully on flat as well as curved walls. A perfect fit Kanbina is a perfect fit in any standard 18-inch kitchen backsplash area…

Zia Tile on Instagram: "Seeing red 🟥 Connect the hues with our cotto Stars + Cross in Red Clay on this wraparound feature wall designed by @ritualarchitecture Rusty, oxide reds paired with leather make this a palette to covet. 📸 by @haleyhillphotography"

Southern recipes, decorating, Southern and New England living

Discover various Southwestern style kitchen photo gallery showcasing different design ideas.

We hear time and time again from our clients that they were drawn to Santa Fe because of its beautiful, unique, historically rich architecture. Interest first came to the city towards the end of the 19th century when Americans began exploring the southwest and became fascinated by the Native American and Hispanic cultures. City founders […]