A Santa Fe Home, Reimagined This home already had good bones. Vigas and latillas overhead. Saltillo tile underfoot. Plaster walls that hold the light the way only Santa Fe walls do. Our work was to help buyers see what was possible within them.

We layered warmth against the architecture. Clean-lined slipcovered seating in soft ivory anchors the living room, set against a Kazak rug in deep blues and rust. A desert landscape holds the wall above the sofa, echoed by hand-glazed horses on the coffee table and a shelf of Southwestern pottery riding the viga line above. Every room carries the conversation forward. Bedrooms pair boucle chairs and faux-fur throws with woven Navajo-inspired pillows. The dining nook keeps it simple: a round table, a bowl of moss green, abstract art with a whisper of gold leaf. Outdoors, the portal becomes a second living room, flagstone and adobe framing a view of the piñon and juniper beyond.

The result is a home that feels both aspirational and lived-in. Buyers do not just tour these rooms. They imagine their mornings here, their evenings, their lives.

Troy transforms ordinary spaces into extraordinary experiences.
505-310-9401 | troy@troytryon.com | troytryon.com 217 W. Water Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501

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