The Santa Fe Center for Relationships feels like a home, comfortable and inviting, and thanks to the work of Designer Jeff Fenton of IM Design Studios it beautifully combines the contemporary architecture of the loft with classic Santa Fe style. The space was designed to support couples and individuals by fostering discovery, communication, insight, reflection, healing and growth.

Jeff realized our vision for the space through the use of color, furnishings, symbolism and art. As he describes it, “Soft, airy blues combine with earthy taupes on the walls, creating a symbolic balance between sky and earth, setting the overall tone for the space. Clean contemporary furnishings pair with warm woods and cool metals further symbolizing the compliment of contrasts, the same as one would find in a relationship. Art photography, by emerging Santa Fe photographer Chris Martinez further enhances the journey of each couple as the subject matter of the photographs reflects transition, transformation and growth.”

Within the large loft space, 3 more intimate spaces were created, each with their own personality, so that couples can find spaces that feel connective for their work. The overall effect is a feeling of invitation and of intimacy: a perfect setting to support the Santa Fe Center for Relationships intent of “making love last.”