We?re full steam ahead on our Coast to Coast series with Design Milk where we, Colony, a NY-based community of independent furniture, lighting, textiles and objects designers, set out to explore the United States in the name of design, discovery and inspiration. We have Detroit, Nashville and New Orleans under our belt, and the fourth... Read more »

We?re full steam ahead on our Coast to Coast series with Design Milk where we, Colony, a NY-based community of independent furniture, lighting, textiles and objects designers, set out to explore the United States in the name of design, discovery and inspiration. We have Detroit, Nashville and New Orleans under our belt, and the fourth city on our tour was less a single city and more a region in New Mexico. Technically billed as a trip to Santa Fe, we actually visited Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Taos for a better understanding of what makes the creative hub of the Southwest tick. El Rey Court
Santa Fe and the surrounding communities embody a humble hospitality that first revealed itself to us with our welcome from El Rey Court, an achingly charming and cool spot off the original Route 66. The rooms are decorated with a uniquely southwestern flare that is both laid back and beautifully considered, making it perfect for just about anyone. Another warm welcome was extended by the wonderfully appointed Terra Restaurant at Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado, who hosted us for a lavish New Mexican meal, topped off with ...