Style and Design
“The wonderful thing about Santa Fe is that everyone is left to their own to define what it is. Adobe walls, Oriental rugs,
and the work of pueblo artists all work well with Impressionist paintings, Le Corbusier furnishings, and Italian lighting.
People have come here historically to express diverse parts of themselves. And I suppose that’s a kind of style in itself.
We use to call it eclectic, now we call it authentic.” – Gary Coles-Christensen, G. Coles-Christensen Rug Merchants
Design Warehouse
101 West Marcy St., 505/988-1555, www.designwarehousesantafe.com
“Edgy, contemporary items, from furniture to doormats. Larry Keller, the owner, is well-known in Santa Fe, and his eye for
design is impeccable,” says residential designer Susan Trowbridge.
Cielo
322 South Guadalupe St., 505/820-2151 (bedding); 316 South Guadalupe St., 505/992-1960 (tabletop); 702 ½ Canyon Rd., 505/995-8008
(furnishings); www.cielohome.com.
Sister stores in the South Guadalupe Street shopping district, specializing in fine bedding, bath and beauty items, tableware
and crystal, and custom furniture.
Origins
135 West San Francisco St., 505/988-2323, www.originssantafe.com
Representing more than 50 clothing designers of original one-of-a-kind wearble art, the boutique personifies the city’s eclecticism.
RESOURCES: G. Coles-Christensen Rug Merchants, 505/986-6089, www.therugmerchants.com; Susan Trowbridge & Co., 505/995-8214.
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