Santa Fe Blog

Storm Clouds by Steven Bundy Photography   http://www.stevenbundy.com/index.html

Are you planning to remodel your home in 2017? Check out this article that highlights the top design trends to consider incorporating into your plans to maximize your resale value.   http://nearsay.com/c/211823/66269/top-home-improvement-trends-for-2017

Here’s an exclusive peek into the top 15 most popular listings of 2016 on sothebyshomes.com. Ranging from Northern and Southern California to Santa Fe, Houston, Palm Beach, and the East Coast, these properties are a pleasure to view!   http://artofliving.sothebyshomes.com/

Wishing all of you who celebrate Christmas a wonderful one, filled with family and friends, lots of love and laughter, and delicious food to warm your bellies and hearts!   Santuario de Chimayo Christmas cheer   Photo by Marla Gabaldon (@marla0626 on Instagram)

Holiday fireworks at the Taos Ski Valley.   Image from http://magazinaonline.com/worlds-best-places-for-christmas-holiday/

Santa Fe’s Chocolate Maven is a yummy cafe serving breakfast and lunch and a bakery that is a must-visit this time of year (and all times of year, really!). With gluten-free offerings and an award-winning menu that covers all of your bakery needs, head on over and stock up to get you through the end … Read more

On our bucket list: to watch the Winter Solstice sunrise at the Chacoan Great House at Chaco Canyon. Located in the northwestern section of New Mexico, the Chaco Culture National Historic Park contains one of the most comprehensive collection of ancient pueblo ruins north of Mexico.   Check out the photos of the Night Sky … Read more

A whimsical lighting display in Nob Hill, Albuquerque.

Do you ever think, “In another life, I’d love to be a wine maker!” Check out these five vineyard estates. ::swoon::   http://artofliving.sothebyshomes.com/architecture-design/modern-charming-five-vineyard-estates/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2016-12-09%20Social%20Media%20Cheat%20Sheet&utm_content=2016-12-09%20Social%20Media%20Cheat%20Sheet+CID_d85a5f190c67bfc313c5428c7812c9ca&utm_source=Campaign_Monitor

Biscochitos, declared New Mexico’s Official State Cookie in 1989, are a must at Christmas time in these parts. The cinnamon, sugar and anise cookies were first introduced to Mexico by Spanish settlers. Click on the link below to make your own.   http://www.tortillasandhoney.com/2012/04/biscochitos-new-mexicos-official-state.html