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"Designers' Own Homes: Linda Warren\nOutside San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, she celebrates artistic traditions from near and far.\nThe living room. \"Scale was important in a space of that size, and also durability,\" says Warren Simon. Kravet chair paisley, red pillow velvet, pillow stripe and sofa velvet. Donghia cushion fabric on carved chair. Rug from ABC Carpet &amp;amp; Home.\nLinda Warren Simon and her husband, Martin Simon, chose the town of Atotonilco, Mexico, for their 6,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style house.\nArchitect Gabor Goded used local materials, such as antique roof tiles sourced from nearby farms, whenever possible.\nTo keep the main kitchen \"more attractive for family to spend time in,\" Warren Simon designed a separate prep and clean-up area where the oven and pantry are located. Cooktop, Viking Range.com. Donghia cushion fabric.\nLocal artist Socorro Beltran painted the master bedroom's ceiling. Kravet drapery, chair and ottoman fabrics. Bed linens from Restoration Hardware. Red pillow fabric on chair, Robert Allen. Green pillow print on bed, Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout.\n\"Naturally, it was important to have several outdoor spaces in which to eat or spend leisure time,\" says Warren Simon. Because of the elevation, however, it is often cool in the evenings, so she added a wood-burning fireplace to one of the terraces.\n\"Basically,\" Warren Simon says, \"the land was a desert with trees.\" They used fruit trees to give the property a more lush feel but kept many native plants. Landscape designer Manrey Silva created the cactus garden along the south side."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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