Chandler Prewitt Design

Rooted in a Monozukuri sensibility, the Japanese art of making with intention, this New Mexico home reinterprets a craftsman approach for the desert.

Our project Wabi Sabi is designed for people who love to cook, to gather, and to stay a little longer.

Dark-stained cabinetry with cathedral grain, limewash walls that soften the light, handcrafted millwork, and artisan-made furnishings all contribute to a residence that is refined, yet effortlessly lived-in.

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Architect: Lorn Tryk
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A hint of blue changes everything.

What began as a vacation retreat for a Texas couple evolved into the luxuriously livable full-time home they had long envisioned.

We shaped the remodel around calm, modern environments that support their active lifestyle — asking just one question to uncover their color direction: "If we were to go through your closet, what would we find?"

Neutrals. And a lot of blues.

From there, every detail fell into place — a warm, creamy plaster, custom wood accents, bespoke crackled-glass hurricanes on the chandelier, and those quiet touches of blue woven throughout. The result is a home that feels like Santa Fe, but lighter, softer, and entirely their own.

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