John Gaw Meem Estate with Japanese Zen Influences

John Gaw Meem Estate with Japanese Zen Influences

Step into a world where Santa Fe charm meets global elegance at this extraordinary estate sale. Nestled in a home designed by renowned architect John Gaw Meem in the 1920s, this estate offers a rare opportunity to acquire stunning treasures that span continents and cultures.

The collection is a captivating fusion of art, design, and history. You’ll discover beautiful artifacts gathered from Japan, Mexico, and far-flung destinations, creating a rich tapestry of global curiosities. This estate sale is a true reflection of the eclectic taste of its owner, a passionate Santa Fe Opera enthusiast, whose appreciation for beauty and craftsmanship is evident in every piece.

Items for sale include exquisite designer clothing and jewelry, hand-carved Mexican chairs and cabinets, elegant furniture, and rare Japanese Jizo statues. Art lovers will find works by renowned artists like Mayumi Oda and Phillip, while collectors of folk art can explore an array of retablos crafted by local Santa Fe artists.

The estate also features one-of-a-kind pieces like a La Fonda bed frame and mattresses, natural stone lamps with artisan shades, and globally sourced baskets. Outdoors, you’ll find a variety of benches, lounge chairs, and a charming picnic table, as well as a granite Japanese lantern and intention bells that add a Zen-like tranquility to the surroundings. For those who love the written word, there’s an extensive collection of books on various topics, waiting to be explored.

This enchanting estate sale is brought to you by Chris Webster and Maya Hiersoux with Webster Estates, Sotheby’s International Realty. We invite you to explore this stunning John Gaw Meem masterpiece and perhaps leave with a timeless treasure that tells its own unique story.

We look forward to seeing you there!