New mexico style home exterior

The Santa Fean influence, combined with our client visions, allows us to craft truly unique homes that stand the test of time.

Susan Blevins of Taos, New Mexico, created an elaborate home garden featuring containers, perennial beds, a Japanese themed path and a regional style that reflects the Spanish and pueblo architecture of the area. A stucco gate is embellished with a mosaic and bright container plantings.

Homes built from natural materials are an ancient concept gaining popularity again all over the world, and they come in many shapes and sizes. Some small, some large, some quaint, and still more and on

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Pros share the off-white shades they used to complement the architecture of these remodeled and new-build homes

The Santa Fean influence, combined with our client visions, allows us to craft truly unique homes that stand the test of time.

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Are you ready to fall in love? This fun and colorful bungalow by Jameson Interiors, Inc. has completely stolen my heart and I’m ready to move in! First off, the bright orange exterior with a dark blue door oozes plenty of curb appeal. It’s not a paint color you typically see on a home, but... Read more The post Fun and Colorful Bungalow with Mid-Century Modern Style first appeared on Town & Country Living.

PRAXIS Design/Build provides architecture and general contractor services for new building, remodels and restorations. A view of a PRAXIS casita project.