Converted Schoolhouse in New Mexico

By Evan Kahn on January 3, 2017

Sun-filled interior of 100-year-old converted schoolhouse in New Mexico. Thick adobe walls, high ceilings. All materials used in renovation were recycled. 1000 sq. ft.

  • Featured in our upcoming book Small Homes, due out in April 2017

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