Text by Christine Mather & Sharon Woods;
photos by Jack Parsons and others
(Rizzoli)
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Text by Christine Mather & Sharon Woods; photos by Jack Parsons and others (Rizzoli) |
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| Since the opening of the Santa Fe Trail in 1821, the town of Santa Fe, New Mexico, has been a rich source of original American design. Santa Fe Style explores the beginnings and current forms of this exciting design tradition, from the ancient inspiration of Canyon de Chelly to the innovations of Frank Lloyd Wright and contemporary passive-solar architects. The elements of style for which the area is known—warm adobe brick, simple hand-carved furnishings, rough-hewn beams, Indian pottery, Navajo rugs, and colorful folk sculpture—are all beautifully photographed in over 450 illustrations. | ||||||||||
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