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May 29, 2020

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28 DIGS.NET | 5.29.2020 A R C H I T E C T U R E + D E S I G N P R O F I L E | P O S A D A THE DESERT INSPIRED THE WARM INTERIORS AND THE PEACEFUL ATMOSPHERE OF POSADA, WHICH IS LOCATED IN ARIZONA. "Outside, we fell in love with the natural landscape: towering saguaro cacti, incredible mountain views and native wildlife." A fter their travels, Sara and Rich chose California's Joshua Tree as the area where they would settle down, finding their dream property on Craigslist after a lot of research. This was the couple's first (but certainly not last) renovation project, which comprises the Joshua Tree House and the Casita—available for rent—and their personal home, the Hacienda. "Our experience with interior design is based on gut instinct," says Rich. "While we both went to a fine art school for college, we started along our path of designing spaces by designing for ourselves." With a new passion for remodeling, Sara and Rich started a new project immediately after completing the Joshua Tree House. Also surrounded by the desert, but this time in Tucson, Arizona, Posada is situated on 38 acres of land and consists of five suites named for the setting—the Agave Suite, Saguaro Suite, Cholla Room, Ocotillo Suite, and Yucca Room—that can be booked individually or altogether for retreats and family gatherings. "Outside, we fell in love with the natural landscape: towering saguaro cacti, incredible mountain views and native wildlife," says Sara. "Inside, we were drawn to the existing character of the building. Though it had been abandoned for a decade, the love that was put into the initial build was still apparent: saguaro rib and reclaimed telephone pole ceilings, original Saltillo tile flooring, high ceilings, stucco walls, and 14 incredible and unique beehive fireplaces."

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