Classic revival

Nestled in the open landscapes of Kyle, Texas, this ranch-style residence draws inspiration from the warm, timeless character of Santa Fe architecture. The home embraces expansive, open-plan living with broad interior volumes that flow effortlessly into outdoor spaces. Its earth-toned palette—rich sands, soft clays, and warm desert browns—anchors the structure in the natural environment, creating a sense of calm and permanence.

At the heart of the home lies a generous interior patio, a tranquil open-air sanctuary that brings nature into the center of daily life. A beautifully crafted clay screen filters sunlight throughout the day, distributing it softly across the interior spaces and creating a warm, sculptural play of light and shadow.

Exterior corridors encircle portions of the home, echoing the architectural traditions of historic Spanish haciendas. These shaded walkways not only enhance circulation and outdoor living but also reinforce the home’s connection to Southwestern heritage. Classic Pueblo Revival elements—smooth stucco walls, rounded edges, flat roofs, deep-set windows, and exposed wood vigas—add authenticity and depth to the overall architectural expression.

Inside, the residence prioritizes openness and comfort. Tall ceilings, abundant natural light, and natural materials create a spacious, welcoming atmosphere that blends Southwest charm with refined modern livability.