departments Autumn 2009

 

Inside Su Casa
Whether you’re into historic adobes, green luxury homes, or filling in an empty lot downtown, New Mexico offers an inspiring variety of ways to make yourself at home.
By Charles C. Poling Photograph by Kirk Gittings
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Finding Keepers
Crafted from a unique array of materials, these small-scale sculptures deliver exceptional style.
Story and photography by Julie Dean
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Green Home
A Western lodge-style mountain home combines rustic elegance with skillful green construction and smart energy- and water-saving features.
By Charles C. Poling Photography by Kirk Gittings
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Design Studio
Designer Moses T. Zabec invites you to make your home a special place filled with thoughtful details and everyday luxuries, regardless of size or budget.
Edited by Alicia Kellogg Photograph by Robert Reck
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Style with Substance
Make yourself at home in a smaller house with design choices that maximize every square foot.
By Vishu Magee Photograph by Julie Dean
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Home at Last
New Mexico’s historical legacy lives on in the deep-rooted language, architecture, and cultural influences from Spain and North Africa that shape this region’s undeniable mystique.
By Christine Mather
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Su Libro
Gear up for New Mexico’s centennial of statehood with an insightful history book, a look at the art of Western ranch gates, and lessons learned teaching on the Navajo Nation.
By Charles C. Poling
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Resources

Hasta la Vista
Y. A. and Leonora Paloheimo resurrected the soul of El Rancho de las Golondrinas outside Santa Fe, turning it into a stunning example of renovated and replicated classic New Mexico architecture.
By Carmella Padilla Photography by Jack Parsons
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