Turns out, the End of the Rainbow is a 1910 adobe on Galisteo Street, just 5 blocks from the Santa Fe Plaza, saturated with color, craft, and personality. Built over a century ago and timelessly remodelled in 2013, this historic Santa Fe home features traditional coved ceilings, diamond plaster, and thick adobe walls. There is even a small plexiglass “peep window” to view the original adobe. Although her New Mexico roots are strong, so is her artistic spirit. The Rainbow Music Bathroom is a celebration of ombre rainbow tile art that will lift your spirits. The colorfully tiled kitchen is surprisingly spacious for a petite home. Although there is a small front yard that is a blank slate for your imagination, the very private back patio continues the ombre rainbow theme with accented window trim, a colorful gate, and even a few colorful bricks. Thoughtful details such as ombre tiled window sills, colorful custom lighting, and special art pieces in the exterior stucco make this one of the most enchanting homes you will ever see. Imagine walking from your Rainbow Casita to restaurants, coffee shops, yoga, tap rooms, and the Santa Fe Plaza. This authentic home never breaks character, and neither do you.