Su Casa Southwestern homes

Su Casa, the award-winning magazine that celebrates Southwestern home building, offers inspiration, ideas, and resources to readers who are building or remodeling their own homes. More....

FEATURE ARTICLES

Cooking class
By Emily Esterson
Learn how adding a generous helping of personal vision to basic kitchen design brings five kitchens to life.

Hope triumphs
By Marsha McEuen
Out of the Cerro Grande Fire’s destruction rises an inspired Los Alamos home designed by the late architect George Pearl.

Continuing surprise
By Charles C. Poling
Architect D Joseph Andrade deftly combines contemporary aesthetics and regional sensibility at a Santa Fe home that defies convention.

DEPARTMENTS
Inside Su Casa By Charles C. Poling The heart of the home beats in the kitchen, whether that’s a sleek modern structure or an offbeat adobe hideaway.	Finding Keepers By Julie Dean Splurge in style by scooping these handy tools of the trade into the finest ice creams in the Southwest.	Certified Southwest By Laura Morelli Use this buyer’s guide to find Rio Grande weavings in the Hispanic tradition still practiced across northern New Mexico.	Green Home By Cindy Bellinger Home-grown materials and solar energy mix it up with adobe design and exotic furnishings at this worldly Taos house.
Style with Substance By Vishu Magee Carrying out sustainable design in natural ways opens up a world of possibilities, from the humble to the ingenious.	Home at Last By Christine Mather Planners brought Southwest style into the suburban mainstream early in the 20th century, keeping alive a legacy that continues today.	In the Garden By Judith Phillips Savor the lazy days of summer by adding edible annuals, palatable perennials, and tasty trees to the menu.	Southwestern Design Q & A Edited by Alicia Kellogg Granite goes with tile as Territorial goes with Modern? No, it’s not an IQ test, just a wide range of your questions, answered by designers, builders, and artists.