From #TheMakers archives: We're revisiting textile artist @rhiannonmgriego's dreamy rustic home in #NewMexico. ✨
Rhiannon immediately knew this house in New Mexico was the home for her "...I felt goosebumps run up my arms." The abode leans into the local vernacular and takes into account the region’s warm climate utilising adobe walls, latillas, and vigas – all of which combine to create an aesthetic that's beautifully rustic.
Warm tones prevail within from the Rust and Oatmeal linen in the primary bedroom to the terracotta tone of the walls. "I bought organic materials such as wood, baskets, and plants so there is a thread between the tones outside of the home and interior space," she says.
The highlight of the home's décor is Rhiannon's creations which are featured throughout and that add character, pattern, and texture to each space. "My textiles in the living space make me smile every morning."
We took a tour of Rhiannon's charming home and spoke to her about her unique career as a textile artist, her creative process, and how she's styled her space.
For the full interview and home tour, head to Bed Threads Journal. Link in bio. 💫
Captured by @jennapeffley 🌟